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This study analyzes the impact of asymmetric relations between the United States and North Korea on nuclear negotiations, examining the mechanisms of conflicting value assessments and strategic choices between the two countries. Particularly focusing on the fundamental clash between North Korea's nuclear development as a regime survival strategy and the U.S. non-proliferation policy, this research investigates the essence of dilemmas emerging during negotiations. The findings reveal that the asymmetric relationship between the two countries extends beyond mere military and economic disparities, closely intertwining with divergent perceptions of nuclear weapons' strategic value. These perceptual differences serve as primary factors leading to negotiation deadlocks, suggesting that resolution requires a gradual, simultaneous approach coupled with long-term trust-building measures. This study's analysis provides practical implications for advancing future U.S.-North Korea nuclear negotiations.

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