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How South Korea Is Trying to Increase Its Supply-Chain Resilience
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How South Korea Is Trying to Increase Its Supply-Chain Resilience

Randall Jones
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May 27, 2026

South Korea has become more dependent on China for imports and on the United States for exports. This concentration of trade with the two global superpowers poses risks for Korea.…

How South Korea Is Trying to Increase Its Supply-Chain Resilience
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How South Korea Is Trying to Increase Its Supply-Chain Resilience

Randall Jones
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May 27, 2026

South Korea has become more dependent on China for imports and on the United States for exports. This concentration of trade with the two global superpowers poses risks for Korea.…

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The South Korean Nuclear Armament Debate

The South Korean Nuclear Armament Debate

Andy Hong, Bo Ram Kwon, Caroline Milne, Clint Work, Erik Mobrand, Heather Williams, Jennifer Ahn, Jessica Link, Karl Friedhoff, S. Paul Choi, Taehwa Hong, and Terrence Matsuo • Mar 14, 2023
The South Korean Nuclear Armament Debate

The South Korean Nuclear Armament Debate

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Andy Hong, Bo Ram Kwon, Caroline Milne, Clint Work, Erik Mobrand, Heather Williams, Jennifer Ahn, Jessica Link, Karl Friedhoff, S. Paul Choi, Taehwa Hong, and Terrence Matsuo • March 14, 2023

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U.S.-ROK Alliance Consultative Mechanisms: Strengthening Deterrence, Providing Reassurance, Facing an Enduring Challenge

S. Paul Choi • Mar 14, 2023

U.S.-ROK Alliance Consultative Mechanisms: Strengthening Deterrence, Providing Reassurance, Facing an Enduring Challenge

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S. Paul Choi • March 14, 2023

Consultative mechanisms collectively reflect the breadth and depth of ROK-U.S. security cooperation, as well as the increasingly complex strategic environment in which the alliance operates.

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