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Presidential Hopefuls Should Book Seoul Before They Book Iowa

Would-be 2028 presidential candidates should travel to Seoul in 2026 to build foreign policy credentials before the primary calendar closes the window.

Henry Haggard • May 11, 2026

U.S. Exports to Korea

Interactive explorer showing the impact of the KORUS FTA on U.S. merchandise exports to Korea.

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Congressional District Data Explorer

District-level analysis showing trade impact and economic benefits in congressional districts.

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Korean Economic Data

Comprehensive Korean economic indicators, growth metrics, and analysis tools.

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Korean IRA Investments

Track Korean investments under the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act in clean energy and manufacturing.

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Shifting Grounds: Public Opinion and the Future of Trilateral Cooperation in the United States, South Korea, and Japan

Je Heon (James) Kim

Trilateralism Through Transition: Reflections on U.S.-South Korea-Japan Cooperation From Experts and Emerging Leaders

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Korea Policy Volume 3 Issue 2 – Full Version

Bruce Klingner, Edward Howell, Ellen Kim, Gilbert Rozman, Je Heon (James) Kim, Lydia Shanklin Roll, Sebastian Garcia, Shihoko Goto, Sung-ik Oh, Sungmin Cho, Troy Stangarone

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Advancing U.S.-Korea Relations

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Presidential Hopefuls Should Book Seoul Before They Book Iowa

South Korea’s Strategies to Cope With a Changing Global Trading System

Why South Korea’s Currency Is Weak Despite Strong Exports

Russia Needs North Korea More Than It Wants to Admit

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U.S. Exports to Korea

Congressional District Data Explorer

Korean Economic Data

Korean IRA Investments

Latest Publications

Shifting Grounds: Public Opinion and the Future of Trilateral Cooperation in the United States, South Korea, and Japan

Trilateralism Through Transition: Reflections on U.S.-South Korea-Japan Cooperation From Experts and Emerging Leaders

Korea Policy Volume 3 Issue 2 – Full Version

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