[Opinion] Seoul must stop using North Korea threat as an excuse to suppress democracy
Dr. Gabriela Bernal examines President Yoon's declaration of martial law in early December, highlighting its echoes of historical abuses to suppress dissent.
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Dr. Gabriela Bernal examines President Yoon's declaration of martial law in early December, highlighting its echoes of historical abuses to suppress dissent.
Dan Gudgeon writes about the anti-communist logic behind the martial law declaration in South Korea to root out "anti-state forces."
The American Friends Service Committee looks back at the history of its Korea International Affairs Program.
Save the date for a guest lecture with Prof. John Delury on December 9, 2024.
An assessment by Prof. Rüdiger Frank
Save the date for a guest lecture with Prof. Hazel Smith on December 2, 2024.
The IKSU at the University of Central Lancashire invites young scholars to present their research on the unification issue in the Korean peninsula.
Join Oxford Analytica for an in-depth webinar looking at the challenges of country analysis, with a focus on North Korea.
Prof. Rüdiger Frank and Dr. Tereza Novotná engage in a discussion with hosted by the Friedlich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF).