Analyzing International Policy Impacting the Korean Peninsula

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More US Pressure on North Korea Is Not the Path to Denuclearization

The U.S. War on North Korea and Prospects for Peace – Nov 9th 2018

The U.S. War on North Korea and Prospects for Peace – Nov 9th 2018

THE U.S. WAR ON NORTH KOREA AND PROSPECTS FOR PEACE SCREENING OF MEMORY OF FORGOTTEN WAR, WITH FILMMAKER IN PERSON, + ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION When: Friday,November 9,2018. Doors open at 6 p.m. Free & open to the public. Where: Southface Institute,Home Depot Training Center,241 Pine St. NE; Atlanta, GA 30308 The Korean War,the first hot war of the Cold War,has not yet ended. Not simply a problem “over there,” the unending Korean War is an intimate and everyday condition of th

Here’s What Kim Really Wants Out of His Meeting With Trump

Urgent Warning: Time to Hit the Reset Button on U.S.-Korean Policy

Americans and South Koreans Want Peace. Will Trump Listen?

The Need For A New US Foreign Policy Towards North Korea

A Murderous History of Korea

The Overlooked Past Behind U.S.-North Korea Tensions

Dialogue with North Korea is The Only Sensible Path

Selig Harrison – A Road Less Traveled

Selig Harrison – A Road Less Traveled

March 19, 1927 – December 30, 2016 North Korea’s nuclear weapons and missile programs have hovered over successive U.S. administrations since the mid-1990s, becoming a palpable “threat” during the Obama administration and the first crisis of nuclear proportions to greet President Trump. In all these years, however, few have sought to understand the prospects of war, invasion, and nuclear annihilation from the viewpoint of that country and its leaders. The Korea Policy Insti

Rooting Out the North Korean Nuclear Crisis: The Past and Present U.S. Role

On the 63rd Anniversary of the Korean War Armistice: Reflections on the Urgency of Peace

Statement of the Solidarity Committee for Democracy and Peace in Korea on the Park Geun-hye Governme

North Koreans try to trump China—and the United States

A Year Ago, I Crossed the DMZ in Korea. Here’s Why.

The US in Korea: Lessons Lost, Lessons Learned

Looking in the right direction: Establishing a framework for analyzing the situation on the Korean P

US Plans for North Korea Threaten International Security

Nuclear Redux in North Korea

The Unforgotten War

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