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The 2024 U.S. Presidential Election – What It Could Mean at Home and Abroad

Join us for a bipartisan pair of Former Members of Congress to hear a forecast unpacking how America’s 2024 presidential and congressional elections will impact

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Quick Take – Changes in US-Korea-China-Taiwan Relations, with Dr. Seong-Hyon Lee, Sean King, and Dr. Dean Chen

Given heightened tensions and strategic competition in the Indo Pacific, how is South Korea navigating its diplomatic, economic, and security relationships with the US, China,

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Quick Take – South Korea’s New Foreign Policy and Public Opinion, with Dr. Kuyoun Chung

This program examines shifts in South Korea’s foreign policy posture, featuring insights and analysis from Dr. Kuyoun Chung, Assistant professor of the Department of Political

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Rapid Reaction: Unpacking the Korean Election

Join us for a rapid reaction analysis of the Republic of Korea’s high stakes 2024 legislative election, held in South Korea one day prior on

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The Korean Presidential Elections: The Day After

Marking the record-high 75.6 percent voter turnout in the Korean Presidential elections and victory of Park Geun-hye, The Korea Society Chairman and McLarty Associates Senior

The Korean Presidential Elections: Forecasts and Factors

Exactly two weeks before Korea’s sixth Presidential election since democratization, Columbia University Professor Charles Armstrong addresses issues facing Korean voters, candidate positions, possible outcomes, and

U.S. Elections and Korea

How do U.S.-Korea relations figure in the presidential campaigns? What role will concerns about North Korea play in the U.S. elections and candidate positions? Michael

Corporate Views on Korea: From FTA Implementation to the Presidential Election

  Now that the KORUS FTA has been in effect for three months, what has changed in the business environment between the United States and

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Rapid Reaction Podcast Recording Session on Korea’s Legislative Elections: The Day After

Hotly contested and viewed by many as a bellwether for the December presidential election in Korea, the April 11 parliamentary election pits the conservative, incumbent

Korea’s Future: The Role of President Lee Myung-Bak’s Administration

Lee Jae Oh is a distinguished politician in South Korea and has devoted his life’s work to the democratization of Korean society. After a short