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Inside Multilateralism: The Six-Party Talks

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Published: Autumn 2005

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John S. Park

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Despite extensive diplomatic efforts to facilitate the six-party talks, domestic policy constraints, differing priorities, and conflicting historical analogies among each of the countries have brought vastly differing perspectives to the multilateral negotiating table.

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