Korean unification is more of a risk than a goal
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- Misreading the North
- 'The tide of history'
- Unfit for purpose
- Breaking point?
- False alternatives
- Wishful thinking
- German lessons?
- Defectors: a discouraging pilot
- Optimists versus pessimists
- Scenarios
- 1. Gradualism
- 2. Absorption
- Contingency plans
- Coordination needed
- A tight ship
- China's choice
- Short-term outlook
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_350.jpg "A South Korean flag seen through barbed wire at the border (istockphoto/gkgraphics)")