Task Force on U.S. Korea Policy

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• NEW: Read "Ending the North Korea Nuclear Crisis" (.pdf file) the report of a high-level Task Force on U.S./Korea Policy presenting important new recommendations for resolving the dispute over weapons between the United States and North Korea. Selig S. Harrison, Director of CIP's Asia program, served as chairman for the Task Force.
  
• Turning Point in Korea: New Dangers and New Opportunities for the United States, Report of the Task Force on U.S. Korea Policy. This report was prepared by Mr. Selig S. Harrison, Chairman of the Task Force, based on three meetings of the Task Force on November 20 and December 5, 2002 and January 9, 2003 in Washington and Chicago, followed by review and approval by the Task Force.
• Key Recommendations
  

Working Papers

• Finding Our Way Anew to a Denuclearized Korean Peninsula, By David Albright
• Economic Cooperation on the Korean Peninsula, By Bradley Babson
• The United States and Korean Unification, By Bruce Cumings
• The Conventional Arms Control Agenda, By Selig S. Harrison
• The Ties That Unbind: Japan and U.S. Korea Policy, By K.A. Namkung
• China and the Korean Peninsula: Playing for the Long-Term, By David Shambaugh
• U.S. Interests and Goals on the Korean Peninsula, By Leon Sigal
• A Role for Russia in a Korean Settlement, By David Wolff
• The North Korean Missile Program, By David Wright

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