Number of North Korean Defectors Going to South Korea Remains Low, but They Are Receiving Increased Attention

Robert King • Jul 30, 2024

Number of North Korean Defectors Going to South Korea Remains Low, but They Are Receiving Increased Attention

Op-Ed

Robert King • July 30, 2024

While defections have decreased, defectors have been elevated within South Korea by an administration intent on emphasizing human rights.

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J. D. Vance’s Heartland Base Will Either Flame or Tame Trump 2.0 Policy

Tom Ramage • Jul 24, 2024

J. D. Vance’s Heartland Base Will Either Flame or Tame Trump 2.0 Policy

Op-Ed

Tom Ramage • July 24, 2024

Vance’s role may serve to moderate the effects of Trump’s economic policies on the constituents that propelled his own political career.

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US Manufacturing and Green Energy Transition Bolstered by $32 Million Award for Hyundai Mobis

Tom Ramage • Jul 17, 2024

US Manufacturing and Green Energy Transition Bolstered by $32 Million Award for Hyundai Mobis

Op-Ed

Tom Ramage • July 17, 2024

Mobis’ investment in Ohio are some of the many examples of how the United States and Korea are working together.

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Effects of Outward FDI on Firm’s Innovation Activities and Financial Performance: The Case of Korea

Jul 12, 2024

Effects of Outward FDI on Firm’s Innovation Activities and Financial Performance: The Case of Korea

Report

July 12, 2024

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Export Controls Game: Rethinking Global Integration

Jul 12, 2024

Export Controls Game: Rethinking Global Integration

Report

July 12, 2024

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The New Arsenal of Democracy: Enhancing the South Korea-NATO Relationship in the New Cold War

Jang Won Joon • Jul 11, 2024

The New Arsenal of Democracy: Enhancing the South Korea-NATO Relationship in the New Cold War

Analysis

Jang Won Joon • July 11, 2024

K-Bangsan is set to assume a larger presence in the global market next year, including for major NATO countries and partners.

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