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#Korean Peninsula
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North Korea’s “Two Hostile States” Theory: Enhancement of Deterrence?
By Sachio Nakato [Professor, Ritsumeikan University]December 2, 2024
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North Korea's Two-State Theory and the Notion of Peaceful Coexistence
By Sung-Yoon Chung [Senior Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification (KINU)]November 30, 2024
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Whither a Peace Regime? Kim Jong Un’s New Survival Strategy through Formalizing a Hostile Relationship with Seoul
By Minsung Kim [Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification (KINU)]November 30, 2024
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Back to Square One? The Breakdown of Cold War Nuclear Arms Agreements and the Consequences for the Korean Peninsula
By Benjamin Engel [Visiting Professor, Dankook University]November 29, 2024
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The U.S.-ROK Nuclear Consultative Group: Achievements and Future Direction
By Lee Sang-kyu [KIDA]July 19, 2024
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The K-Arsenal and Strategic Clarity
By Peter K. Lee [Research Fellow, The Asan Institute for Policy Studies]November 29, 2023
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From standstill to irrelevance: reviving EU-NK relations
By Saeme Kim [Indo-Pacific Programme Visiting Fellow, Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)]November 22, 2023
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Linkages between human rights violations in the DPRK penal system and threats to peace and security
By James Burt [Chief Strategy Offcier, Korea Future]November 2, 2023
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Raising the political costs for North Korea of non-compliance with the UN system
By Joanna Hosaniak [Deputy Director General, Citizens' Alliance for North Korean Human Rights]October 5, 2023
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Caution advised: Korea’s urban SDG indicators
By Cuz Potter [Associate Dean, Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University] and Jimin Kim [Graduate Student, Korea University]September 27, 2023
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On the Deterrence Strategies of the Republic of Korea
By Seok-ju Cho [Associate Professor, Kyung Hee University]September 3, 2023
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From Nuclear Power Sharing to Order Building: Transforming the US-South Korean Alliance
By Patrick M. Cronin [Asia-Pacific Security Chair, Hudson Institute and Scholar in Residence, Carnegie Mellon University]April 26, 2023
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The U.S. Should not Accept North Korea as a Nuclear Weapons State.
By Victor Cha [Senior Vice President, CSIS] & Ellen Kim [Senior Fellow, CSIS]December 22, 2022
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Understanding Pyongyang's Recent Actions From a Foreign Policy Aspect
By Rachel Minyoung Lee [Regional Issues Manager and Senior Analyst with the Vienna-based Open Nuclear Network]November 18, 2022
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North Korea’s Recent Tactical Nuclear Threat and South Korea’s Readiness
By Kim Hwang-rok [Former Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, Lieutenant General of the Republic of Korea Army]November 10, 2022
