[EAI Issue Briefing]
Policy Recommendations Toward North Korea and Its Nuclear Development
The North Korean nuclear and missile problem is growing more serious, and its urgency demands a response that is both rapid and carefully calculated. The policies of past South Korean regimes, whether accommodative or sanctions-focused, have proven inadequate in resolving this pressing issue. It is clear that no progress can be made without newly designed approach based on complex diplomacy and co-evolutionary efforts. In this article, Professors Young Sun Ha and Chaesung Chun put forth a bold vision of a North Korea strategy for the new South Korean administration.
Working Paper
The Problem of Defining Success in China's Bureaucracy
"Adaptive Bureaucracy and Successful Performance in China"
Event
The 28th EAI GlobalNet 21 Forum
"Meeting the North Korean Nuclear Threat with a Strong ROK-US Alliance"
EAI Fellows Program
Expert Seminar with Dr. Yuen Yuen Ang
"China's bureaucratic system fostered the growth of the Chinese economy. Can other developing countries adapt it?"
Event
Roundtable Discussion with Prof. Lan Pei-Chia
"A Look at Migrant Care Worker Schemes in Taiwan and Japan"
Event
Yangon School of Political Science Hosts Closed-Door Seminar
"Constituent Development Funds in the Yangon Region"
Smart Q&A
Kak-Soo Shin former South Korean Ambassador to Japan·Ichiro Fujisaki former Japanese Ambassador to the U.S.
"Prospective Changes in Korea-Japan Relations and the East Asia Regional Structure after the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election"