Tokyo / Washington / D.C. / Seoul / Pyongyang / Beijing / Washington / London / /
Country
Myanmar / Japan / Pakistan / United States / Syria / Vietnam / North Korea / Korea / China / South Korea / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
National Graduate Institute / Pyongyang’s nuclear reactor / Korea Development Institute / port of Rajin / /
IndustryTerm
aircraft carrier / heavy fuel oil / finance / uranium enrichment technology / biological and chemical weapons / energy / diplomatic solution / supply heavy fuel oil / long-range air defense systems / /
NaturalFeature
Sea of Japan / Coco Islands / Korean Peninsula / South China Sea / Andaman Sea / Tsugaru Strait / Mt. Kumgang / Yellow Sea / Indian Ocean / /
OperatingSystem
ISIS / /
Organization
U.S. government / Bush administration / United Nations Command / Korean People’s Army / George W. Bush administration / National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies / State Peace and Development Council of Myanmar / South Korea’s Presidential Council for Future & Vision / Korea Development Institute / United Nations / North Korea’s Military / Lee Myung-bak’s administration / Institute for Science and International Security / /
Person
Lee Myung-bak / Yang Jiechi / Jang Song Thaek / Shwe / Hillary Clinton / Narushige Michishita Narushige Michishita / Hu Jintao / Kim Jong Un / Kim Jong Il / /
Position
actor / President / Foreign Minister / specialist / head / Secretary of State / author / Chairman / professor of the Security / associate professor / /
ProvinceOrState
Liaoning Province / Jilin Province / /
PublishedMedium
The Washington Quarterly / /
Region
South China / Indian Ocean / North Korea / North Korea’s east coast / East Asia / /
"Kim Jong Un, Uranium, and the Artillery Barrage: How to Think Strategically about North Korea?" By Narushige Michishita Narushige Michishita is an associate professor of the Security and International Studies Program at