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North Korea’s Missile Programme and Supply-Side Controls: Lessons for Countering Illicit Procurement

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People at Seoul Train Station watch a a local news program reporting about a North Korean missile launch. Aug. 30, 2017 (Lee Jin-man/Associated Press).
People at Seoul Train Station watch a a local news program reporting about a North Korean missile launch. Aug. 30, 2017.

Despite one of the most extensive sanctions regimes in history, including an embargo on missile technologies, North Korea has taken huge steps forward in its ballistic missile programme. Daniel Salisbury explores the limitations of, and challenges of implementing, supply-side approaches to missile nonproliferation. Considering North Korea’s recent progress and efforts to evade sanctions, the article highlights the continuing need to strengthen efforts to counter illicit trade in missile-related technologies.

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Salisbury, Daniel, "North Korea's Missile Programme and Supply-Side Controls: Lessons for Countering Illicit Procurement," The RUSI Journal, Vol. 163, No. 4.

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