2024MAR27

Issue Briefs

Comparing Allied Public Confidence in U.S. Extended Nuclear Deterrence

By. Peter K. Lee, Kang Chungku

[Issue Brief] Peter K. Lee, Kang Chungku

Tags : B61, NATO, NCG, North Korea, nuclear deterrence, ROK, ROK - U.S, SNOWCAT, SSBN, U.S.

2024MAR11

Blog/Op-ed

[The Dong-a Ilbo Op-ed] Leveraging Naval Shipbuilding In ROK-US Defense Cost-sharing Talks (March 7)

By. Choi Kang

CHOI Kang, President

Tags : Camp Humphreys, cost-sharing, Indo-Pacific, NATO, ROK-US Defense, South Korea, Trump

2024FEB28

Past Events

Seminar with the Delegation of the Knight-Wallace Fellowship

　

Tags : North Korea, ROK-US Alliance, Security on the Korean Peninsula

2023NOV10

Blog/Op-ed

[The Chosun Ilbo Op-ed] We Need to Beware the Return of ‘America First’ (November 10)

By. Choi Kang

CHOI Kang, President

Tags : "Spirit of Camp David", A2AD, America, Freedom Caucus, NATO, ROK-U.S. Alliance, THAAD, Trump, USFK

2023OCT31

Past Events

Launch Event of Asan-RAND Joint Report, “Options for Strengthening ROK …

　

Tags : Asan-RAND Joing Report, Nuclear Assurance, nuclear umbrella, Nuclear Weapon Strategy

2023OCT30

Publications

Options for Strengthening ROK Nuclear Assurance

Asan-RAND Joint Report

Tags : China, Joe Biden, NATO, NCG, North Korea, NPT, RAND, ROK, ROK-U.S. Alliance, U.S.

2023OCT13

Past Events

The First Asan-GMF-VUB Korea Trilateral Forum

　

Tags : Defense Cooperation, Indo-Pacific, Korea Trilateral Forum, North Korea

2023MAR31

Past Events

Asan Roundtable with the Delegation of the U.S. National War College

　

Tags : North Korea’s tactical nuclear weapons, ROK-U.S. Alliance, Security, U.S. extended deterrence, U.S. National War College

2023MAR27

Issue Briefs

Era of Complex Competition and World Caught in a Whirlwind of Changes

[Issue Brief] The Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Tags : Complex Competition, COVID-19, ICBM, IPEF, NATO, Northeast Asia, Quad, Russia, U.S.-China, Ukraine

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