An Overview Consequences and Diplomacy? Capabilities, Legitimacy and Electoral Impact? Why Now and To What End? U.S. Responses and China’s Role? A Financial Sector Minute Diplomatic Shortcomings and Ways Forward?    North Korea's Launch: The Day After The Korea Society's Rapid Reaction Podcast Recording - The Korea Society presents perspectives… MORE

Please join Professor Alexis Dudden for a lunchtime discussion of the history of the Dokdo dispute--from the early 20th century to the present--how it has emerged as an emotive issues for Koreans and impasse in Korea-Japan relations, and ways forward in resolving the conflict. Professor Dudden addresses the roots of… MORE

The AsiaEast Roundtable welcomed Ambassador Thomas Hubbard, chairman of The Korea Society, for a wide-ranging discussion on the U.S.-Korea relationship and regional issues.   AsiaEast Roundtable welcomes Amb. Thomas HubbardMonday, November 19, 2012 The AsiaEast Roundtable is program featuring discussions with journalists, policy-makers and policy specialists, focusing on the development,… MORE

In this latest installment of The Korea Society’s highly popular series on China-North Korea relations, Harvard University Belfer Center Associate and MIT Stanton Foundation Fellow John Park reviews new developments, with an eye toward regime consolidation in Pyongyang, party-to-party relations, and the evolution of Chinese-style economic zones in North Korea.… MORE

The Council on Foreign Relations marks the release of Global Korea: South Korea’s Contributions to International Security with this special TKS discussion. The study examines South Korea’s increased participation in peacekeeping, counter-piracy, post-conflict reconstruction, and counter-proliferation. Scott Snyder, Senior Fellow for Korea Studies and Director of the Program on U.S.-Korea… MORE

On the afternoon of October 3, The Korea Society and University of Michigan’s Nam Center for Korean Studies held a university session on The Korea-U.S. Partnership, focusing on peninsular political security, business, and cultural affairs and Korea-U.S. cooperation. The University of Michigan's Ford School of Public Policy co-sponsored the event,… MORE