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Corbett, Yi-chong and Weller's impressive new volume examines why and how small states act through International Organizations (IOs), despite their limited resources, and why and how IO secretariats seek to involve small states. In Chapter 2, the authors argue that small states emphasize (or perform) their vulnerability to create a niche role in international institutions, draw other actors' attention to their needs, and ultimately make a difference in IOs. Competently performing vulnerability involves three strategies: rhetorical action, collaboration, and active participation in IOs. In Chapter 3, the authors contend that IO secretariats, meanwhile, are compelled to engage small states and strive to increase these states' effectiveness in multilateralism to maintain the IO's "throughput legitimacy" (balancing input and output legitimacy) as a global actor. [excerpt] ; N/A

China-North Korea relations / Dick K. Nanto, Mark E. Manyin -- Foreign assistance to North Korea / Mark E. Manyin, Mary Beth Nikitin -- North Korea : legislative basis for U.S. economic sanctions / Dianne E. Rennack -- Imports from North Korea : existing rules, implications of the KORUS FTA, and the Kaesong industrial complex / Mark E. Manyin ... [et al.] -- The Kaesong North-South Korean industrial complex / Dick K. Nanto, Mark E. Manyin -- Non-governmental organizations' activities in North Korea / Mi Ae Taylor, Mark E. Manyin

Compares trade, 1983 with 1984.

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