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North Korea’s Uncertain Future
By Joseph S. Nye The death of Kim Jong Il may gradually unlock change in North Korea, but the process is unlikely to be smooth or quick. In 2010, Kim promoted his 20s-something son Kim Jong Eun to be a … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Kim Jong, Kim Jong-il, Kim Jong-un, North Korea, Pyongyang, South Korea
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The Global Future of Nuclear Power after Fukushima
The crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in Japan is sending shockwaves through nuclear planning agencies around the world. Policy makers are asking for reviews of safety regulations, publics are expressing concern, and it appears likely that some of the … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Fellows' Forum, Guest Post
Tagged China, Fukushima, India, Japan, nuclear, reactor, Russia, South Korea
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