Abstract
U.S. policy toward North Korea is based on wishful thinking: despite repeated predictions of its imminent collapse, the Kim regime has proven it is not going anywhere. Meanwhile, the U.S. policy of “strategic patience” is counterintuitive and counterproductive for two reasons.
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