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2013FEB24

The Fallout : South Korean Public Opinion Following North Korea’s Third Nuclear Test

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The Fallout : South Korean Public Opinion Following North Korea’s Third Nuclear Test

By. Kim Jiyoon, Karl Friedhoff

While North Korea’s non-lethal provocations have a limited effect on the South Korean public, support for nuclear weapons is …

Tags : Economic Sanctions, national security, North Korea, Nuclear, Nuclear Test, nuclear umbrella, public, public opinion, public opinion survey

2013JAN11

Itzhak Galnoor, “Israel’s Forthcoming Elections”

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Itzhak Galnoor, “Israel’s Forthcoming Elections”

29th Asan Dosirak Series with Itzhak Galnoor, Herbert Samuel Professor of Political Science at the Hebrew …

Tags : Asan Dosirak Series, coalition building, election, election campaign, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, Israeli party system, Itzhak Galnoor, Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, voter preference

2012DEC23

Right, Wrong, and Ahead : Why Moon Lost, Park Won, and the Road Forward

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Right, Wrong, and Ahead : Why Moon Lost, Park Won, and the Road Forward

By. Kim Jiyoon, Karl Friedhoff

Introduction President-elect Park Geun-Hye had an impre […]

Tags : Ahn Cheol-Soo, Asan Institute Survey, Chaebol, DUP (Democratic United Party), Moon Jae-In, Park Geun-hye, presidential election, public opinion

2012DEC20

Korea’s Public Diplomacy: A New Initiative for the Future

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Korea’s Public Diplomacy: A New Initiative for the Future

By. Ma Young Sam, Song Jung-he, Dewey E. Moore

Better coordination across all functions and levels of government is needed to project a clear unified vision of Korea’s future.

Tags : Global Enterprises, Global Korea, MOFAT, NGO, public diplomacy, soft power

2012DEC09

Press Briefing for the Foreign Correspondents

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Press Briefing for the Foreign Correspondents

The Asan Institute for Policy Studies hosted a press br […]

Tags : FCC, foreign correspondents, press briefing, Press Center, ROK presidential election

2012DEC04

T. J. Pempel, "The American Election and Its Implications for Asia"

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T. J. Pempel, "The American Election and Its Implications for Asia"

27th Asan Dosirak Series with T. J. Pempel, Jack M. Forcey Professor of Political Science at the University of …

Tags : Asan Dosirak Series, East Asia, elections, Pivot to Asia, ROK-US Alliance

2012NOV29

No Hope Without Change: Myanmar’s Reforms and Lessons for North Korea<a href="#1" name="a1"><sup>1</sup></a>

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No Hope Without Change: Myanmar’s Reforms and Lessons for North Korea1

By. Jonathan T. Chow, Leif-Eric Easley

Does Myanmar provide a viable model for North Korea to follow?

Tags : ASEAN, geopolitics, Myanmar, North Korea, reform, regional security

2012NOV05

The Significance of the 2012 US Election for South Korea

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The Significance of the 2012 US Election for South Korea

By. J. James Kim

An insight into how the US electoral outcome may potentially influence South Korea’s national security and/or economy.

Tags : Afghanistan, China, Iran, Middle East, Obama Administration, Pakistan, Poll, presidential election, public opinion, US Budget, US policy

2012OCT22

[Issue Brief No. 31] Ten Foreign Policy Issues for the Next South Korean Administration

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[Issue Brief No. 31] Ten Foreign Policy Issues for the Next South Korean Administration

By. Troy Stangarone

While there has been little debate on foreign policy to […]

Tags : alliance, China, cooperation, Economic Policy, foreign policy, Japan, Middle East, trade, US

2012OCT21

Korean Trends 2012

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Korean Trends 2012

The Asan Institute for Policy Studies held the Briefing […]

Tags : briefing, domestic politics, Korea, Korean politics, Korean Trends, Lunds University, Sweden