Jonathan Rauch has an important and informative piece out on the Korean crisis. Drawing on his conversations with an unnamed senior administration official, Rauch makes a convincing case for the folly of bilateral negotiations with the North Koreans. This piece also shows how the administration hopes to make its multilateral strategy work. Unfortunately, as Rauch himself notes, eventual success for even a multilateral approach is far from certain.
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Stanley Kurtz is a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.
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