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

2013APR09

Past Events

“Do Sanctions Work? The Iran Sanctions Regime and Implications for the …

Roundtable examining the efficacy of sanctions on Iran and North Korea as well as South Korea's economic interests in Iran.

Tags : coercive tools, efficacy, humanitarian aid, Iran, Iran sanctions regime, Korea-Iran relations, Korean Peninsula, North Korea, nuclear program, unintended consequences, UNSC

2013MAR20

Past Events

Ralph A. Cossa, “Changing Chinese Attitudes Regarding North Korea: New …

31st Asan Dosirak Series with Ralph A. Cossa, President of the Pacific Forum CSIS.

Tags : Asan Dosirak Series, Chinese attitudes, North Korea, North Korea policy, Pacific Forum CSIS, Ralph A. Cossa

2013MAR18

Past Events

The Socio-Psychological Analysis of the Public Insensitivity towards North …

The Asan Institute for Policy Studies hosted a conferen […]

Tags : cognitive-psychological models, Lee Na-Kyeung, Lee Young-Ai, North Korea, public insensitivity, risk perception, security threats, signal detection theory, socio-psychological analysis

2013MAR11

Issue Briefs

The Way Ahead: The Next Decade of PRC-ROK Relations

By 刘 群, Shan Wu

Promoting and deepening PRC-ROK relations is key to ensuring peace and stability in Northeast Asia.

Tags : Bilateral Relations, China, Economic Cooperation, Goguryeo, Liu Qun, mutual, North Korea, Poll, PRC (People's Republic of China), PRC-ROK Relations

2013FEB24

Issue Briefs

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

2013JAN09

Past Events

L. Gordon Flake, "Post-election Prospects for Korea-US-Japan Relations in …

28th Asan Dosirak Series with L. Gordon Flake, Executive Director of The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation.

Tags : Asan Dosirak Series, Korea-US-Japan relations, L. Gordon Flake, leadership change, North Korea, policy coordination, post-election, rebalancing, trilateral relations

2012DEC12

Past Events

Book Launch for No Exit

The Asan Institue for Policy Studies hosted a book […]

Tags : Brookings Institute, international security, John L. Thornton China Center, Jonathan Pollack, Korean Peninsula, No Exit, North Korea, nuclear technology, nuclear weapons, political-military development

2012NOV29

Issue Briefs

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

2012NOV27

Issue Briefs

Impact of Presidential Elections on North Korea Policy1

By Bruce Klingner

How will the US and ROK presidential elections affect policies towards North Korea?

Tags : Bruce Klingner, Heritage Foundation, military, North Korea, North Korea policy, policy, presidential election, US policy