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A New Risk Calculus for the Korean Peninsula
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A New Risk Calculus for the Korean Peninsula

Benjamin R. Young
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July 9, 2026

State-sanctioned violence and militarism form the foundation of the rejuvenated North Korea-Russia partnership, and that should shape how U.S. and South Korean alliance planners read the North’s tolerance for risk. …

A New Risk Calculus for the Korean Peninsula
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A New Risk Calculus for the Korean Peninsula

Benjamin R. Young
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July 9, 2026

State-sanctioned violence and militarism form the foundation of the rejuvenated North Korea-Russia partnership, and that should shape how U.S. and South Korean alliance planners read the North’s tolerance for risk. …

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Da Seul Moon and Jake Braunger • November 14, 2013

Recent news out of South Korea is the excitement over having “kimchi” likely placed on UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritages.

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