Geneva / San Francisco / USSR / Hiroshima / Pacific / Seoul / Pyongyang / /
Company
Khrushchev / /
Continent
Africa / Asia / Europe / South America / /
Country
Taiwan / Mongolia / Algeria / Mexico / South Africa / New Zealand / Cuba / Indonesia / Turkey / France / Japan / Russia / United States / Brazil / Soviet Union / Australia / North Korea / Korea / United Kingdom / China / Argentina / South Korea / /
Currency
pence / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
Nuclear Disarmament Nautilus Institute / Victoria University / RMIT University / Nautilus Institute / /
Sea of Japan / Southern Ocean / Guantanamo Bay / Korean Peninsula / /
Organization
South Pacific Forum / RMIT University / Melbourne / Nuclear Freeze / Obama Administration in Washington / UN Disarmament Commission / Bush Administration / Nuclear Disarmament Nautilus Institute / Logistics Agency / Association of Southeast Asian Nations / International Atomic Energy Agency / Hatoyama Government in Japan / UN Security Council / US Arms Control and Disarmament Agency / Nixon Administration / Civil Society / North Korean Government / Victoria University / Melbourne / United Nations / American military / Korean Workers’ Party / Nautilus Institute / New Zealand government / Institute for Defense Analyses / United States Navy / Japanese Socialist Party / Organization of American States / Faculty of Arts / Education and Human Development / /
Person
Michael Hamel-Green / Peter Hayes / Roh Tae Woo / Kennedy / Kim Il Song / Gorbachev / Khrushchev / /
PoliticalEvent
Kennedy / leading to Soviet withdrawal / /
Position
President / General / Dean / Professor / Director / Professor of International Relations / /
Region
South Pacific / Antarctic / Northeast Asia / Middle East / Central Europe / Latin America / Central Asia / Caribbean / South Asia / Southeast Asia / Asia Pacific / former Soviet Union / /
The path not taken, the way still open: denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asia Peter Hayes and Michael Hamel-Green