2020JAN08

Issue Briefs

Asan International Security Outlook 2020 : Neo Geopolitics

[Issue Brief] The Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Tags : 2020 Neo Geopolitics, Issue Brief

2019DEC17

Past Events

2020 Asan Geopolitical Outlook

　

Tags : Asan geopolitical outlook, denuclearization, emerging security, Europe, Japan, Korean Peninsula, Middle East, Neo Geopolitics, populism, Russia, security alliance, sessesion, trump administration, WTO

2019JAN03

Issue Briefs

Korea’s Choice in 2019

[Issue Brief] The Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Tags : Issue Brief, Korea’s Choice in 2019

2017AUG28

Past Events

Seminar with the National Defence College of India Delegation

　

2014JAN20

Past Events

Sam Crane, “The Revival of Confucianism: Not a Source of Chinese Soft …

39th Asan Dosirak Series with Sam Crane, Professor and Department Chair of Political Science at Williams …

Tags : Asan Dosirak Series

2013OCT19

Past Events

Asan Chunghae Forum 2013, “Korea and China: A Common Future”

An annual gathering of leading Korean and Chinese scholars for off-the-record discussions in Ulsan, Korea.

Tags : Asan Chunghae Forum, China, common future, Republic of Korea, ROK-China relations, scholary interchange, Ulsan

2013JUL17

Past Events

Michael Puett, “Confucianism and the Rise of China”

Special lecture by Michael Puett, Professor of Chinese History at Harvard University.

Tags : Asan Academy, Chinese history, Chinese politics, Confucianism, Harvard University, Michael Puett, Rise of China, special lecture, traditional East Asian spirits

2013JUL11

Past Events

Asan Cold War Liberalism Project: Maruyama Masao

Part of the Asan Cold War Liberalism Project

Tags : Asan Cold War Liberalism Project, book launch, Chiba University, civil society, Cold War Liberalism, conference, democracy, East Asia, fascism, international politics, Kobayashi Masaya, liberalism, liberalist, Maruyama Masao, socially active intellectual, subjectivity

2013MAR27

Issue Briefs

X-Events and Social Processes How Human Systems Collapse-and Are Reborn

By. John Casti

Human-caused events leading to great social damage should be seen as being as much an opportunity as a problem.

Tags : Assmilation, Complexity, Fukushima, Japan, John Casti, X-events

2012OCT15

Past Events

The Twentieth Anniversary of Korea-China Diplomatic Relations : A Photo …

The Asan Institute for Policy Studies hosts a phot […]

Tags : Korea-China diplomatic relations, photo exhibition