North Korean strategy: increasing interaction
I’ve written at length on this page on how I think direct interactions between North Korean people and people from
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North Korean strategy: starting points for successful change
I’ve described a system where when all actors act in their interests, everybody loses, except perhaps a few dozen decision-makers
Read MoreNorth Korean Strategy: what won’t change things
Before suggesting ideas that I believe can change things, I’ll post some things I think won’t change much in the
Read MoreNorth Korean strategy: how does the world look to North Korean leaders?
I have found people outside North Korea quick to express feelings of moral outrage, indignation, and injustice by judging North
Read MoreNorth Korean strategy: what do North Korean leaders want?
Last post I pointed out the stakes to individual North Korean decision-makers. That perspective implies North Korean decision-makers are part
Read MoreNorth Korean Strategy: from the leaders’ perspective
To understand how leaders in North Korea decide how to implement the strategy I’ve described in the past few posts,
Read MoreAudio interview: best part of visiting North Korea?
In today’s interview, my business partner, Christina Black, asked me my best part of visiting North Korea. audio at http://joshuaspodek.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/north_korea_greatest_lesson.mp3
Read MoreNorth Korea strategy: the playing field and major players
The playing field for North Korean strategy, which reduces the number of relevant players, simplifies North Korea’s strategic situation more
Read MoreNorth Korea strategy: the players and their motives
First a few caveats before I paint the broad strokes for the perspectives and motivations for the major players as
Read MoreNorth Korean Strategy: the North Korean government’s sustainable competitive advantage
I’m using the lens of business strategy to understand the North Korean government’s strategy. That lens applies, partly because of
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