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In a story pointing to recent media reports about why North Korea is unlikely to instigate a war, The Week lists four reasons, including the state of the country’s military, which Dartmouth’s Jennifer Lind says would not be able to sustain a lengthy campaign.

“This is a military that if you ran them against the Iraqi military in 1991, North Korea would lose,” says Lind, an associate professor of government, in an interview with USA Today.

Read the full story, published 4/10/13 by The Week