[Call for Applications] President of the NCNK
The National Committee on North Korea is seeking a highly qualified candidate to serve as its next President, starting on November 30, 2026.
Located at the University of Vienna, the European Centre for North Korean Studies (ECNK) is a platform for scholars and researchers to pursue multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, and comparative research on North Korea.
We endeavor to help interested colleagues from within and outside Europe to accomplish the following goals:
The ECNK will support these objectives through the following actions:
To learn more about the motivation behind the ECNK and who we are, read our Background statement. You can submit a plan for collaboration at the Join Us page.
The National Committee on North Korea is seeking a highly qualified candidate to serve as its next President, starting on November 30, 2026.
In an interview with ZDF, Prof. Rüdiger Frank comments on this week's China-DPRK summit between Xi Jinping and Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang.
In his most recent academic publication, Dr. Dan Gudgeon theorizes on "fateful moments" in inter-Korean relations, demonstrating how narratives regarding an enemy 'other' can be changed to legitimize peace.
James JB Park was interviewed and quoted in WSJ world section, providing opinions with regards to North Korea's missile capabilities.
Join us for a guest lecture April 20 with Katharina Zellweger, senior aid programme manager and director of KorAid Limited.
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