2012OCT22 Issue Briefs [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
2012OCT09 Past Events Shaping Asia’s Architecture: The Connection between Trade and Foreign … The Asan Institute for Policy Studies hosted the Asan R […] Tags : Asan Roundtable, Asia, foreign policy, trade
2012OCT07 Past Events Asan Middle East Dialogue 2012: Turkey Meetings, roundtables, conferences, and presentations in Turkey Tags : Asan Middle East Dialogue, Turkey
2012AUG09 Past Events The Economics Relations among ROK, China and DPRK and their Effect on … The Asan Institute for Policy Studies held a conference […] Tags : 20th Anniversary, China, Chinese economy, DPRK, economic relations, Korean Peninsula, Northeast Asian security, ROK, ROK-China relations
2012JUL16 Past Events Asan Middle East Dialogue 2012: Qatar and Israel Meetings, roundtables, conferences, and presentations in Qatar and Israel. Tags : Asan Middle East Dialogue, Israel, Qatar
2012JUN26 Past Events “The ‘Second Middle East Boom’ and the Search for South Korea’s … Roundtable examining the causes, characteristics, and potential consequences of the rapidly growing economic … Tags : Arab Spring, Asan Roundtable, economic relationship, GCC, MENA, Middle East Boom, Middle East Strategy
2012MAY04 Issue Briefs [Issue Brief No. 25] Implications of the KORUS FTA for Upcoming Sino-Korean FTA Negotiations By. 刘 群 2012年3月15日,韩美自由贸易协定(FTA)正式生效。这是继2011年7月1日韩欧FTA生效后,韩国再次和 … Tags : KORUS FTA, Liu Qun, Negotiation, policy, ROK-US Alliance, Sino-Korean Economic Relations
2012APR16 Issue Briefs [Issue Brief No.24] The 20th ASEAN Summit: Time Is of the Essence By. Jonathan T. Chow On April 3, 2012, the 20th Summit of the Association of […] Tags : ASEAN, Cambodia, Economic Community, Jonathan Chow, Myanmar, South China Sea, Summit, Vietnam
2012MAR11 Issue Briefs Oil Price Stability Expected Despite the Iranian Crisis: Iran Striving for Depoliticized OPEC By. Jang Ji-Hyang, Peter K. Lee International oil prices are likely to stabilize in the long-term owing to the cooperation-inducing systems within OPEC. Tags : economy, Iran, Oil, OPEC, sanctions
2012FEB13 Issue Briefs [Issue Brief No. 18] Keeping a Comfortable Distance: Myanmar’s Reforms, the American “Pivot to Asia” and Implications for … By. Jonathan T. Chow Since the middle of 2011, the nominally civilian govern […] Tags : ASEAN, China, Jonathan Chow, Myanmar, reform, Trans-Pacific Partnership