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Intro -- NORTH KOREAN FOREIGNRELATIONS IN THEPOST-COLD WAR WORLD -- NORTH KOREAN FOREIGNRELATIONS IN THEPOST-COLD WAR WORLD -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- NORTH KOREAN FOREIGN RELATION -- FOREWORD -- BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF THE AUTHOR -- ABSTRACT -- INTRODUCTION -- THE "NEAR ABROAD" ENVIRONMENT, OLD AND NEW -- NORTH KOREA AND THE BIG FOUR PLUS ONE -- China and North Korea -- Russia and North Korea -- Japan and North Korea -- The United States and North Korea -- Inter-Korean Relations -- EXPLAINING NORTH KOREA'S SECURITY- CUM-SURVIVALSTRATEGY -- The Quest for Security -- The Quest for Development -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- THE NORTH KOREAN ECONOMY:LEVERAGE AND POLICY ANALYSIS∗ -- ABSTRACT -- MAJOR POINTS AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS -- RECENT EVENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- OVERVIEW OF THE DPRK ECONOMY -- ECONOMIC PHILOSOPHY -- INDUSTRIAL SECTORS -- ECONOMIC REFORMS AND FREE TRADE ZONES -- Foreign Investment -- Kaesong Industrial Complex [66] -- Investment From China -- INTERNATIONAL TRADE -- OTHER SOURCES OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE -- Legal Sources of Funds -- Illegal or Questionable Sources of Funds [93] -- U.S.-DPRK TRADE RELATIONS -- NORTH-SOUTH KOREAN ECONOMIC RELATIONS -- CHINA-DPRK ECONOMIC RELATIONS -- JAPAN-DPRK ECONOMIC RELATIONS -- RUSSIA-DPRK ECONOMIC RELATIONS -- U.S. INTERESTS, STRATEGY, AND POLICY -- U.S. Interests, Goals, and Strategy -- Current U.S. Policy -- The Six-Party Talks -- Possible Economic Incentives -- LEGISLATIVE ACTION -- REFERENCES -- NORTH KOREA'S ABDUCTION OF JAPANESECITIZENS AND THE SIX-PARTY TALKS∗ -- ABSTRACT -- BACKGROUND -- THE EFFECT OF THE ABDUCTIONS ON JAPAN'SPOLITICAL LANDSCAPE -- The Yokota Case -- The Abductions Issue in the Six-Party Talks -- The Abductions Issue and Regional Relations -- REFERENCES.