2013DEC06

Publications

Do Sanctions Work? The Iran Sanctions Regime and Its Implications for Korea

By. Jang Ji-Hyang, Peter K. Lee

Proceedings book comparing economic sanctions on Iran and North Korea.

Tags : Nuclear, regional security

2013NOV14

Past Events

Asan Beijing Forum 2013, “Korea and China: Next 20 Years”

Session sketches, full videos, photos, and more are now available.

Tags : Asan Beijing Forum, Beijing, China, East Asia, East Asian economic order, East Asian regional order, Korean Peninsula, New Model of China-US Relations, Next 20 Years, politics of history, ROK-China relations

2013NOV13

Past Events

Scott W. Harold, “The CJK FTA’s Role in China’s Geo-Strategic Trade …

Roundtable with Dr. Scott W. Harold, Associate Political Scientist at the RAND Corporation.

Tags : China, CJK FTA, geostrategic trade policy, Roundtable, Scott W. Harold, The RAND Corporation, trade

2013SEP29

Past Events

Asan North Korea Conference 2013

The Asan North Korea Conference 2013 was held on September 25-26, 2013.

Tags : Asan North Korea Conference, international coordination, long term scenarios, North Korea, North Korean economy, North Korean regime, nuclear capability, smart sanctions

2013AUG11

Issue Briefs

Middle East Q&A: Iran’s New Moderate President and Resetting the Relationship

By. Jang Ji-Hyang, Peter K. Lee

Who is Hassan Rouhani and what does his election mean for South Korean interests in the Middle East?

Tags : DPRK-Iran relations, Hassan Rouhani, Iran, Iranian nuclear program, Middle East, reformist-centrist faction, Regional Issue, resetting the relationship, ROK-Iran trade relations, sanctions, US Iran policy

2013APR30

Past Events

Asan Plenum 2013 "New World Disorder"

The Asan Institute for Policy Studies hosted the Asan P […]

Tags : Asan Plenum, ASEAN, Asian capitalism, China, cyber security, democracy, East Asia, economic crisis, economic regionalism, G-20, global capitalism, history issues, human security, leadership deficit, maritime security, New World Disorder, North Korea, nuclear security, Post-Arab Spring, post-crisis party systems, refugees, ROK-US Alliance, Syria, trade disputes, US pivot

2013APR17

Past Events

The Economic Growth of Japan and Korea: The New Administration’s Challenges …

Date/Time: Thursday-Friday, April 18-19, 2013Place: Kei […]

Tags : economic growth, Japan, Keidanren Kaikan, South Korea, Tokyo

2013APR11

Past Events

Gerald L. Curtis, “Japan’s Politics and Foreign Policy Under the Abe …

32nd Asan Dosirak Series with Gerald L. Curtis, the Burgess Professor of Political Science at Columbia …

Tags : Abenomics, Asan Dosirak Series, Columbia University, foreign policy, Gerald L. Curtis, Japan, Japanese politics, Korea-Japan bilateral relations, Korea-Japan-US relations, Shinzo Abe

2013JAN17

Issue Briefs

The Post-Arab Spring Economic Outlook in Egypt

By. Ahmed El-Sayed El-Naggar

While Egypt's political transition remains precarious, it is endowed with enormous economic potential waiting to be unlocked.

Tags : Abmed Ei-Sayed Ei-Naggar, economy, Egypt, Mubarak, natural resources, Regional Issue

2012DEC16

Issue Briefs

Eurasia’s Historic Continentalist Transition: Implications for the Broader World

By. Kent E. Calder

The engagement of free-market democracies will be crucial in discouraging perverse continentalist configurations from dominating …

Tags : energy, Eurasia, export, import, Kent Calder, new Continentalism, Oil