U.S. economic sanctions are imposed against North Korea for five primary reasons: (1) North Korea is seen as posing a threat to U.S. national security; (2) North Korea is designated by the Secretary of State as a state sponsor or supporter of international terrorism; (3) North Korea is a Marxist-Leninist state, with a Communist government; (4) North Korea has been found by the State Department to have engaged in proliferation of weapons of mass destruction; and (5) North Korea has been found by the President to have detonated a nuclear explosive device. This paper explains the U.S. economic sanctions currently in place, and summarizes recent events as they relate to the potential application of additional restrictions
For the past two decades, the United Nations has imposed sanctions against countries that have been ...
This study investigates what factors influence the effectiveness of economic sanctions in changing b...
North Korea is experiencing yet another cycle of humanitarian distress. While sanctions are not the ...
This report discusses the economic sanctions the United States imposes on North Korea for activities...
The United States has enacted economic sanctions against North Korea since the early 1950s when Nort...
Unilateral economic sanctions have become one of the most significant foreign policy tools used by m...
The U.S. economic sanctions against North Korea began with the outbreak of the Korean War. When the ...
As a small country dependent on foreign trade and investment, North Korea should be highly vulnerabl...
North Korea has been criticized not only for manufacturing weapons of mass destruction but also for ...
More than five United States administrations have employed unilateral and multilateral sanctions on ...
The United States designated North Korea as a state supporter of terrorism under the Export Administ...
The U.S. economic sanctions against North Korea began with the outbreak of the Korean War. When the ...
This article explores sanctions as a policy tool to coerce North Korea’s behavior, such as by discon...
North Korea is a nation-state that for many years (including the years following the Cold War) has b...
A nuclear crisis on the Korean peninsula was primarily caused by security reasons. However, from the...
For the past two decades, the United Nations has imposed sanctions against countries that have been ...
This study investigates what factors influence the effectiveness of economic sanctions in changing b...
North Korea is experiencing yet another cycle of humanitarian distress. While sanctions are not the ...
This report discusses the economic sanctions the United States imposes on North Korea for activities...
The United States has enacted economic sanctions against North Korea since the early 1950s when Nort...
Unilateral economic sanctions have become one of the most significant foreign policy tools used by m...
The U.S. economic sanctions against North Korea began with the outbreak of the Korean War. When the ...
As a small country dependent on foreign trade and investment, North Korea should be highly vulnerabl...
North Korea has been criticized not only for manufacturing weapons of mass destruction but also for ...
More than five United States administrations have employed unilateral and multilateral sanctions on ...
The United States designated North Korea as a state supporter of terrorism under the Export Administ...
The U.S. economic sanctions against North Korea began with the outbreak of the Korean War. When the ...
This article explores sanctions as a policy tool to coerce North Korea’s behavior, such as by discon...
North Korea is a nation-state that for many years (including the years following the Cold War) has b...
A nuclear crisis on the Korean peninsula was primarily caused by security reasons. However, from the...
For the past two decades, the United Nations has imposed sanctions against countries that have been ...
This study investigates what factors influence the effectiveness of economic sanctions in changing b...
North Korea is experiencing yet another cycle of humanitarian distress. While sanctions are not the ...