Tag: DPRK

North Korea’s Information Revolution

Jieun Baek discusses North Korea’s Hidden Revolution, her new book on the information network growing within North Korea through exposure to foreign films, television, and

The Gentleman From Japan

Have a jOlly hOliday with Inspector O! The Korea Society offers its members and policy program participants a special gift in celebrating the release of

Changing American Perceptions of North Korea since 1948

This presentation will examine how portrayals of North Korea by the U.S. government and popular media diminished the possibility of diplomatic cooperation between the United

Security Challenges on the Korean Peninsula

Ha Young-sun, chairman of the board of the East Asia Institute; Chun Chaesung, chair of EAI’s Asia Security Initiative Research Center; and Sohn Yul, dean

Time for Intensified Dialogue on the Korean Peninsula

    June 3, 2016   Time for Intensified Dialogue on the Korean Peninsula Ambassador Thomas Hubbard   On May 6, the Democratic People’s Republic

Engaging North Korea

Stephan Haggard, author of Hard Target: Engaging North Korea, provides an assessment of a North Korea that is undergoing substantial economic and social change under

North Korea: The End of “Patience”?

      February 23, 2016   North Korea: The End of “Patience”? Ambassador Thomas Hubbard North Korea’s detonation of a nuclear device on January

North Korean Human Rights: Two Years beyond the COI Report

The Korea Society marks two years since the release of the United Nations Commission of Inquiry Report (COI) with a message from South Korea’s Ambassador on

Intl Reaction to North Korea’s Missile Launch

      February 7, 2016   Intl Reaction to North Korea’s Missile Launch Stephen E. Noerper A month and a day after conducting its

Invisible Children: The Stateless Children of North Korean Refugees

Sylvia Kim, a human rights lawyer and policy advisor with the European Alliance for Human Rights in North Korea, offers an overview of the international