2023FEB07

Blog/Op-ed

[38 North] Is South Korea Going Nuclear?

By Yang Uk

[Blog/Op-ed] Yang Uk

Tags : NATO, NLL, North Korea, NPT, Nuclear, South Korea, strong vs. strong, UAV, United States, US-ROK

2022DEC28

Issue Briefs

North Korean Provocations and the Assurance Challenge for the ROK-US Alliance

By Go Myong-Hyun

[Issue Brief] Go Myong-Hyun

Tags : ICBM, KN-23/24, NLL, North Korea, ROK-US Alliance, STRATCOM, WMD

2022DEC19

Blog/Op-ed

[Korea On Point] “Korean Three Pillars Strategy”: A Legal Justification

By Shim Sangmin

[Blog/Op-ed] Shim Sangmin

Tags : DPRK, KAMD, Kill Chain, KMPR, National Security Strategy, North Korea, U.S.

2022DEC19

Issue Briefs

“Korean Three Pillars Strategy”: An Assessment from an International Legal …

By Shim Sangmin

[Issue Brief Executive Summary] Shim Sangmin, Lim Jeonghee

Tags : EDSCG, GSOMIA, KAMD, Kill Chain, KMPR, National Security Strategy, North Korea

2022DEC12

Issue Briefs

Xi Jinping’s Third Term, the Outlook for China’s Domestic and Foreign …

By Lee Dong Gyu

[Issue Brief Executive Summary] Lee Dong Gyu

Tags : BRICS, CCP, China, SCO, South Korea, Xi Jinping, Zero-COVID policy

2022NOV29

Issue Briefs

Prime Minister Kishida’s Shaky Leadership: Prospects for Japanese …

By Choi Eunmi

[Issue Brief Executive Summary] Choi Eunmi

Tags : Japanese politics, Korea-Japan relations, Prime Minister Kishida

2022OCT06

Blog/Op-ed

[The Chosun Ilbo Op-ed] America’s Protectionist Trade May Undermine the basis of Liberal Democracy (October 6)

By Choi Kang

CHOI Kang, President

Tags : “America First” policy, BBC, Biden, China, IRA, THAAD, United States

2022SEP06

Issue Briefs

Extended Deterrence and South Korea’s Role

[Issue Brief] The Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Tags : extended deterrence, North Korea’s Nuclear, Nuclear threat, Security

2022AUG30

Publications

Characterizing the Risks of North Korean Chemical and Biological Weapons, …

Asan-RAND Joint Report

Tags : EMP, North Korea, nuclear weapons, OWMD, RAND, WMD

2022AUG23

Issue Briefs

South Korea Needs to Properly Respond to China’s ‘Five Points’

[Issue Brief] The Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Tags : Five Points, Korea-China relations, Wang Yi, Yoon Suk-yeol administration