2013JAN14

Past Events

Vali R. Nasr, “The Arab Spring: Where do we go from here?”

Roundtable with Vali R. Nasr, Dean of the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) at the Johns Hopkins University.

Tags : Arab Spring, Iran

2013JAN11

Past Events

Itzhak Galnoor, “Israel’s Forthcoming Elections”

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

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

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

2013JAN07

Issue Briefs

The 2012 United States Election and the Implications for East Asia

By T.J. Pempel

What does the US election of 2012 mean for American policies toward East Asia?

Tags : Regional Issue

2012DEC26

Past Events

Asan-Al Jazeera Roundtable (Centre for Studies & Broadcasting Network)

Closed roundtable with the Al Jazeera Centre for Studies and Broadcasting Network.

Tags : Al Jazeera, Al Jazeera Broadcasting Network, Al Jazeera Centre for Studies, Arab uprising, Asan-Al Jazeera Roundtable, Egypt, Middle East, MOFA, Salah Eddin Elzein, Syria

2012DEC23

Issue Briefs

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

Books

Middle Powers and G20 Governance

By Mo Jongryn

Mo Jongryn (ed.), Middle Powers and G20 Governance

Tags : Regional Issue

2012DEC20

Books

Japan In Crisis: What Will It Take For Japan To Rise Again?

By Bong Youngshik, T.J. Pempel

Bong Youngshik & T. J. Pempel (eds.), Japan in Crisis: What Will It Take For Japan To Rise Again?

Tags : Regional Issue

2012DEC20

Issue Briefs

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

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