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Korea Policy Volume 1 Issue 3 - Full Version

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Region: Asia, North America, Asia,North America

January 4, 2024
June Park, Audrye Wong, Stephan Haggard, Rachel Minyoung Lee, Paul Triolo, James Bowen

The Political Economy of National Security: Perspectives from the United States, Japan, Korea, and China

This introduction provides a broader framework for the first four papers in this issue of Korea Policy by examining five distinct ways or areas wherein trade and investment intersect with…

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Region: Asia, North America

January 4, 2024
Stephan Haggard

South Korea: Caught in the Crosshairs of U.S.−China Competition Over Semiconductors

This paper explores how countries with advanced semiconductor industries are caught in the middle of the growing U.S.-China competition in technology that is focused on advanced computing. Among them, South…

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January 4, 2024
Paul Triolo

Korea Policy Vol. 1, Issue 2

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Region: Asia, Indo-Pacific

November 3, 2023
Gilbert Rozman, Scott Snyder, Yuki Tatsumi, Clint Work, Katrin Fraser Katz, Susannah Patton

Spotlight

[Media Interview] KEI President Interviews with VOA Washington Talks

KEI President Scott Snyder was interviewed by the Voice of America Korean Service for the “Washington Talk” show. This video was published in Voice of America on March 30, 2024.  …

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March 30, 2024
Scott Snyder

[Op-Ed] What the Return of Trump Would Mean for South Korea

This article was published in The Diplomat on March 30, 2024. Nowadays conversations with South Korean counterparts begin and end with concerns about former U.S. President Donald Trump’s possible return…

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March 30, 2024
Clint Work

[Op-Ed] Trump isn't unpredictable

This article was published in The Korea Times on March 13, 2024. With Donald Trump set to be the Republican presidential nominee after a string of primary wins on March…

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March 13, 2024
Troy Stangarone

[Op-Ed] Even Without Sanctions, South Korea Significantly Reduced Fossil Fuel Imports From Russia

This article was published in The Diplomat on March 8, 2024. Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the United States and its allies put in place an extensive set of sanctions to limit Moscow’s…

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March 8, 2024
Troy Stangarone

Peninsula Blog

Three Questions About the Korea-China FTA

By Troy Stangarone South Korea’s ambition to become a regional free trade hub in East Asia took another step towards reality as South Korea and China announced the outline of a conclusion of their bilateral FTA negotiations at the opening of the 2014 APEC summit. Once the FTA has been implemented, Korea will find itself…

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Region: Asia

November 10, 2014
Troy Stangarone

Six Implications from the Mid-Term Elections for U.S Policy Towards East Asia

By Troy Stangarone The 2014 mid-term elections will likely mark an important turning point in U.S. foreign policy and the Obama Administration. While presidential elections can bring in entirely new administrations, mid-term elections, especially those in the second administration of a presidency, can also serve as decisive moment. As administrations look to cement their legacy…

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Region: Asia,North America,Europe

November 6, 2014
Troy Stangarone

Is Kim Jong-un Being Pushed Out … or Just Recuperating?

By Nicholas Hamisevicz After not being seen in public for over a month, surely Kim Jong-un would be at the 69th anniversary celebrations for the founding of the Workers’ Party of Korea today. But, there was no sighting. The conspicuous absence of Kim Jong-un will continue to fuel speculation about his health, about the current…

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Region: Asia

October 10, 2014
Troy Stangarone

September 2014: Two Good Opportunities, But No Big Meetings in Inter-Korean Relations

By Nicholas Hamisevicz In September, there were two chances for North and South Korea to have high-level meetings, yet they were unable to take advantage of those opportunities. The Incheon Asian Games and the opening of United Nations General Assembly had the potential for the two Koreas to develop positive momentum in inter-Korean relations with…

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Region: Asia

October 1, 2014
Nicholas Hamisevicz

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