Promoting International Scientific, Technological and Economic Cooperation in the Korean Peninsula

Enhancing Stability and International Dialogue

Istituto Diplomatico Mario Toscano
Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Rome, Italy
June 1-2, 2000

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P. Cotta–Ramusino M. Martellini	Preface
U. Intini	Welcoming Adresses
R. L. Gallucci	Introductory Remarks
	Executive Summary
B. Ahn	Engaging North Korea with the Global Political Economy
H. Akutsu	Japan’s Strategic Interest in the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization (KEDO): a “Camouflaged Alliance”and its Double-Sided Effects on Regional Security
D. Anderson	KEDO in the Northeast Asian Geopolitical Context
Chang Sun-Sup	The KEDO Light Water Reactor Project: Its Implications for Peace and Inter-Korean Relations
Won-Ki Choi	The Inter-Korea Summit: What Lies beneath
V. Cserveny	Compliance with non-Proliferation Commitments and International Nuclear Co-operation in the Korean Peninsula
Z. S. Davis	Leading or Following? The Role of KEDO and the Agreed Framework in Korea Policy
J. DeThomas	The Perry Report and US policy towards the DPRK
L. G. Flake	Opening or Adjustment? Putting the DPRK's Recent Diplomatic Initiatives in Perspective
A. Foster-Carter	The DPRK and its Interlocutors: Precedents and Lessons
Y. Fukagawa	Economic Cooperation Policy Coordination between Japan and the Republic of Korea: Shared Interests and Experience for Peace
V. Gilinsky	Plutonium from Us-Supplied LWRs for North Korea: Do We have to Worry About It?
L. Goguadze	Highlights of The Red Cross Health Activities in DPR Korea
T. Han Hong-Soon	The Role of the Church in South-North Dialogue
G. G. Harigel	Energy Perspectives in Northeast-Asia and International Cooperation
M. Heiskanen	On the Prospects of the Role of the EU in Northeast Asia
H. Izumi	North Korea's Policy Shift and Japan's Response
G. Jin	Security Cooperation in the Korean Peninsula
Young Whan Kihl	A Working Peace System and KEDO Experiment:Problems and Prospects
I. Kim	A Win-win policy in the Korean Peninsula: North-South Economic Cooperation
J. P. Leng	The European perspectives of KEDO
A. Maxwell	The European Union and the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organisation (KEDO)
J. McManus	Possible Ways of Engaging North Korea
K. W. Paik	Revitalising North Korea’s Energy: Based on pipeline gas option
M. Riotto	Proposal for a Cooperation with North Koreain the Field of Cultural Properties
V. Rybachenkov	Strengthening missile non-proliferation regime in the Northeast Asia and a Global Control System
R. A. Scalapino	The Two Koreas and The Major Powers
Shi Min	The Basic Trends of Development on Korean Peninsula
L. V. Sigal	Negotiating an End to North Korea's Missile-Making
H. Smith Y. Huang	Achieving Food Security in North Korea
H. Sokolski	Implementing The Korean Nuclear Deal: What U.S. Law Requires
M. B. M. Suh	The “Korea Question” and problems of nuclear-proliferation in East Asia
H. Takesada	North Korea's Missile Development: Implications for Neighboring Countries
G. Toloraya	Security and Confidence Building in Korean Peninsula: A russian Point of View
M. Th. Vogelaar	KEDO and the DPRK: Perpectives Beyond KEDO
J. B. Wolfsthal	Prospects for a US-DPRK Breakthrough on Missile Development
Yu Xintian	The Possibility of International Economic Cooperation on the Korean Peninsula and its Problems
P. Cotta–Ramusino M. Martellini	After the Rome meeting: a comment on the Korean problem
M. Martellini and M. Th. Vogelaar	EU Cooperation with the DPRK
	List of Participants