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 …

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

2013MAR24

Past Events

Vuong Thua Phong, “Key Issues in Northeast Asian Security Architecture”

Roundtable with a senior Vietnamese delegation led by Mr. Vuong Thua Phong, Deputy Head of the Central …

Tags : Roundtable, territorial disputes, Vietnam, Vuong Thua Phong

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

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

2012OCT09

Past Events

The ‘Comfort Women’ issue: Is there solution?

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

Tags : Comfort Women, Imperialist Japan, Japan, Japanese military, ROK-Japan relations

2012JUN07

Past Events

Thomas Berger, "The Politics of Historical Memory: Comparing East Asia …

17th Asan Dosirak Series with Thomas Berger, Associate Professor of International Relations at Boston University

Tags : Asan Dosirak Series, Boston University, East Asia, Europe, historical memory, intellectual capital, leadership transitions, multilateral framework, reconcilliation, security policy, strategic culture, territorial issues, Thomas Berger

2011DEC15

Issue Briefs

Yellow Sea Turning Red: Darker Views of China among South Koreans

By. Woo Jung-Yeop, Leif-Eric Easley

Next year marks the 20th anniversary of the establishme […]

Tags : China, Poll, public opinion, yellow sea

2011DEC01

Past Events

Alexis Dudden, ″Island Problems in Northeast Asia″

13th Asan Dosirak Series with Alexis Dudden, Professor of History at the University of Connecticut

Tags : Alexis Dudden, Asan Dosirak Series, border disputes, China, EEZ, extended continental shelf, foreign policy, island problems, Japan, Japanese politics, Northeast Asia, San Francisco Treaty, South Korea, territorial issues, UNCLOS

2011NOV30

Past Events

Polish-German Relations Since 1945: A Source of Inspiration for Future …

[Polish-German Relations Since 1945: A Source of Inspir […]

Tags : compensations, historical legacies, Korean-Japanese Relations, Polish-German relations, political rapproachment, reconciliation, war reparations

2011MAR14

Issue Briefs

Violence from Within: North Korea’s Place in East Asian Community Debates

By. Mikyoung Kim

North Korea’s Place in East Asia North Korea never ceas […]

Tags : Cheonan, China, East Asian Community, Japan, North Korea, Regional Hegemon, Violence