Geopolitical Affairs
A go-to platform and hub for timely, credible policy insights on the critical issues shaping the U.S.-Korea relationship, South Korea, the Korean Peninsula, and the Indo-Pacific.
We build and empower communities of practitioners — connecting thought leaders and stakeholders from policy, industry, academia, media, and civil society.
The Korea Society's Geopolitical Affairs Department cultivates dialogue and action on pivotal developments affecting the U.S.-Korea relationship.
We serve as a trusted platform and hub for timely, credible policy insights, empowering our audiences and participants to better understand the crucial security, diplomacy, political, and geoeconomic issues shaping the U.S.-Korea relationship, the Korean Peninsula, and the Indo-Pacific.
We inform both general audiences and decision-makers, equipping the U.S. and Korea to navigate uncertainty, reduce risk, and seize on new synergies.
We build and empower communities of practitioners by hosting programs, building networks, offering perspectives, and providing engagement opportunities for diverse U.S. and Korean stakeholders from policy, industry, academia, media, and civil society organizations.
We convene thought leaders and policymakers for discussions, balancing rapid-response content with deeper examinations of Korea's historical, political, and societal dynamics.
Four pillars of our work.
Each organizes our programming across the relationship, the region, the peninsula, and the next generation of leaders.
Program Pillar
U.S.-Korea Relations
Program Pillar
South Korea and Regional Relations
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Korean Peninsula
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Empowering Leaders
We inform both general audiences and decision-makers — equipping the U.S. and Korea to navigate uncertainty, reduce risk, and seize on new synergies.