@incollection{,
	
					
					
					9E27A4DCBDD02A6B80880F28258A02C6
				,
	author={{Sheriff GhaliIbrahim} and {UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA}},
	journal={{Global Journal of Human Social Sciences}},
	journal={{GJHSS}}2249-460X0975-587X10.34257/GJHSS,
	address={Cambridge, United States},
	publisher={Global Journals Organisation}1357785
}

@incollection{b0,
	
	
		,
	title={{Sanctions and other Treasury Departments Actions against the DPRK 1950}}
	
	
		,
	journal={{Timeline : U.S}}
		
	

}

@book{b1,
	
	
		,
	title={{President Truman declares a state of national emergency in U.S. because of Korean War. Department of Treasury issues Foreign Assets Control Regulations (FACR), forbidding financial transactions by, or on behalf of, North Korea, including transactions for travel. These regulations also froze North Korean assets held under}}
		
			,
	address={U.S}
		
	
	,
	note={United States institutes total embargo on exports to North Korea. jurisdiction 1953 Armistice halts Korean War}

}

@book{b2,
	
	
		,
	title={{issues first International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) which includes North Korea on list of countries that should be denied, "licenses, other approvals, Exports and imports of defense articles and defense services}}
		,
	author={{
			US
		}}
		
			,
	year={1965}
		
	

}

@book{b3,
	
	
		,
	title={{When Export Administration Regulations (EARs) are revised categorizing countries according to level of restriction}}
		
	
	,
	note={North Korea continues to be on the list of most restricted countries-Country Group Z}

}

@book{b4,
	
	
		,
	title={{Korea-related Foreign Asset Control Regulations (FACRs) revised to prohibit transactions related to agricultural products that contained raw goods originating in the DPRK 1985 DPRK joins NPT 1987 KAL flight 858 is bombed}}
		
			,
	year={1988}
		
	
	,
	note={reportedly by North Korean agents}

}

@book{b5,
	
	
		,
	title={{North Korea is added to U.S. Department of State's list of state sponsors or supporters of international terrorism}}
		
	

}

@book{b6,
	
	
		,
	title={{EARs revised to allow export of "commercially-supplied goods intended to meet basic human needs" to DPRK with licenses granted on a case-by-case basis. Revisions ease regulations concerning travel to DPRK for special activities. Revisions to the IEEPA to reflect advances in media (such as CDs, etc.) allow for ease in flow of information materials between U.S. and certain countries, including DPRK 1991 North and South Korea join the UN. 1992 FACR revised to allow telecommunication between}}
		,
	editor={U.S. and DPRK}
		
			,
	year={1992-2002}
		
	

}

@book{b7,
	
	
		,
	title={{sanctions various North Korean entities for violation of U.S. missile nonproliferation laws found in sections of the Arms Export Control Act}}
		,
	author={{
			U
		}}
		
			,
	year={1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001. 2002}
		
	
	,
	note={Export Administration Act, and Iran Nonproliferation Act of 2000. Sanctions passed on North Korean entities in 1992. and 2006 often alongside sanctions on Iranian, Syrian or Pakistani entities}

}

@book{b8,
	
	
		,
	title={{Sign the Agreed Framework}}
		,
	author={{
			USDprk
		}}
		
	

}

@book{b9,
	
	
		,
	title={{New FACR revisions allow unlimited travel-related transactions, establishment of news organization offices and transactions related to provision of LWR. The revisions also allow for the importation of North Korean magnesite and magnesia. 1996 FACR revision allows for humanitarian donations in response to DPRK floods and famine 1997 FACR revision authorizes payments for services rendered by North Korea to U.S aircraft in connection with overflight of}}
		
	
	,
	note={A range of economic sanctions eased. or emergency landing, in the DPRK}

}

@book{b10,
	
	
		,
	title={{The DPRK test fires a missile over Japan}}
		
	

}

@book{b11,
	
	
		,
	title={{President Clinton announces the most significant easing of trade and travel restrictions since their imposition in 1950. 2000 EARs and FACRs revised to allow for easing of these trade and travel sanctions}}
		
	
	,
	note={The DPRK announces a self-imposed moratorium on missile testing. Regulations on financial transactions are also loosened so that most transactions are permitted}

}

@incollection{b12,
	
	
		,
	title={{The US imposes financial sanctions on three North Korean entities it accuses of involvement in WMD proliferation September 12: The U.S. Department of Treasury designates Banco Delta Asia in Macau an institution of "money laundering concern}}
	
	
		,
	booktitle={{The Agreed Framework begins to erode when North Korea reportedly admits to having a uranium enrichment program, reactivates its reactor at Yongbyon and expels IAEA inspectors and the United States stops oil shipments to DPRK 2003 DPRK withdraws from NPT}}
				The U.S
		
			,
	year={2005 March 2. June 28. September 19. October 21}
		
	
	,
	note={: The Fourth Round of Six-Party Talks produces the "September Joint Statement," in which parties agree to the goal of ending North Korea's nuclear weapons program. The U.S. sanctions two North Korean companies. Department of Treasury Freezes Assets of eight North Korean entities for involvement in WMD proliferation References Références Referencias}

}

@incollection{b13,
	
	
		,
	title={{Power and Tactics in Bargaining}}
		,
	author={{
			SBacharach
		} and {
			ELawler
		}}
		
	
	
		,
	journal={{Industrial & Labour Relations Review}}
		
			34
			2
			
			,
	year={1981}
		
	

}

@book{b14,
	
	
		,
	title={{President Bush's State of the Union speech Jan}}
		,
	author={{
			JWBush
		}}
		
		
			,
	year={2002. 2004}
			30
		
	
	,
	note={axis of evil}

}

@book{b15,
	
	
		,
	title={{north korea: economic sanctions and u.s. department of treasury actions 1955-september2007. national committee on north korea}}
		,
	author={{
			KarinSource
		} and {
			JuliaLee
		} and {
			Choi
		}}
		
		
		
			,
	year={2007}
			
		
	

}

@incollection{b16,
	
	
		,
	title={{Six-Point Consensus Reached at Six Party Talks}}
		
	
	
		,
	journal={{CMFA}}
		
			,
	year={2003}
		
	

}

@book{b17,
	
	
		,
	title={{Light Water Reactor Project. ILBO DAILY}}
		,
	author={{
			ADong
		}}
		
		
			,
	year={2002. Nov. 15}
		
	

}

@incollection{b18,
	
	
		,
	title={{The six-party talks and the North Korean nuclear dispute Resolution under the IAEA safeguards regime}}
		,
	author={{
			YL LEric
		}}
	
	
		,
	journal={{Asian-Pacific Law & Policy Journal}}
		
			5
			2
			
			,
	year={2004}
		
	

}

@book{b19,
	
	
		,
	author={{
			JGittings
		} and {
			OBurkeman
		}}
		
		
		,
	title={{Bush Seeks to Turn Screw on N. Korea: Tailored Containment Policy}}
				
			,
	year={2002. 2004}
			8
		
	
	,
	note={last visited June}

}

@book{b20,
	
	
		,
	title={{North's Notice to IAEA; President-Elect Roh Demands Turnaround of North}}
		,
	author={{
			CHun-Joo
		} and {
			Jeong-HK
		}}
		
		
			,
	year={2002. Dec. 28}
			,
	publisher={DONG-AILBO DAILY}
		
	

}

@incollection{b21,
	
	
		
	
	
		,
	booktitle={{Six-Party Talks on North Korean Issues}}
				
			,
	year={2002. 2004}
		
	

}

@book{b22,
	
	
		,
	author={{
			LKarin
		} and {
			CJulia
		}}
		
		
		,
	title={{North Korea: Economic Sanctions And U.S. Department Of Treasury Actions}}
				
			,
	year={2007. 1955. September 2007. 2007}
			
		
		
			National Committee On North Korea
		
	

}

@incollection{b23,
	
	
		,
	title={{Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy}}
		,
	author={{
			HAKissinger
		}}
	
	
		,
	booktitle={{The Manager as Negotiator}}
				,
	editor={
			W WYork
			Norton
			DALax
			JKSebenius
		}
		New York
		
			,
	publisher={Free Press}
			,
	year={1969. 1986}
		
	

}

@book{b24,
	
	
		,
	title={{}}
		,
	author={{
			RJLewicki
		} and {
			BBarry
		} and {
			DMSaunders
		} and {
			MWJohn
		}}
		
		
		
		
			,
	year={2003}
			,
	publisher={Irwin McGraw-Hill}
		
	
	,
	note={4th edition}

}

@book{b25,
	
	
		,
	title={{}}
		,
	author={{
			HNicholson
		}}
		
			,
	year={1964}
			,
	publisher={Oxford University Press}
			,
	address={New York}
		
	

}

@book{b26,
	
	
		,
	author={{
			HRaiffa
		}}
		,
	title={{The Art and Science of Negotiations}}
				Cambridge
		
			,
	publisher={Belknap Press}
			,
	year={1982}
		
	

}

@book{b27,
	
	
		,
	title={{Ending The Norh Korean Nuclear Crisis.A Proposal By The Task Force On US Korea Policy. Chicago, Centre For East Asian Studies}}
		,
	author={{
			SHSelig
		}}
		
			,
	year={2004}
			
		
		
			University Of Chicago
		
	

}

@book{b28,
	
	
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	author={{
			MSSoo
		}}
		,
	title={{Six Nations, Six Agendas, KOREA TIMES}}
				
			,
	year={2003. Aug. 27, 2003}
			3
		
	

}

@incollection{b29,
	
	
		,
	title={{Negotiation Theory And Practice:A Review Of The Literature}}
		,
	author={{
			ATanya
		} and {
			CAzeta
		}}
		
	
	
		,
	journal={{Fao Policy Learning Programme.Easypol-Module}}
		
			179
			
			,
	year={2010}
		
	

}

@book{b30,
	
	
		,
	author={{
			SKYong
		} and {
			SDong-Ki
		}}
		
		
		,
	title={{NK Resumes 19. Operation of Nuclear Facilities, DONG-AILBO DAILY}}
				
			,
	year={2002. Dec. 28}
		
	

}

@book{b31,
	
	
		,
	title={{The 50% Solution: How to Bargain Successfully with Hijackers, Strikers, Bosses, Oil Magnates, Arabs, Russians, and Other Worthy Opponents in this Modern World}}
		,
	author={{
			HYoo-Sung
		} and {
			KYoung-Sik
		} and {
			WIZartman
		}}
		
		
		
		
			,
	year={2003. Aug. 28, 2003. 1976}
			,
	publisher={Anchor Press}
			,
	address={New York}
		
	
	,
	note={Differences between US and NK Lower Expectations for Beijing Nuke Talks, DONG-A ILBO DAILY}

}

@book{b32,
	
	
		,
	author={{
			WIZartman
		}}
		,
	title={{The Negotiation Process: Theories and Applications}}
				
			,
	publisher={Beverly Hills .Sage}
			,
	year={1978}
		
	

}