[Journal Article] From Division to Democracy: Integrating Post-Socialist Citizens in Germany and South Korea
Robin Brehm, Tianzi Zhou, and Steven Denney examine attitudinal legacies among post-socialists in Germany and South Korea.
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Robin Brehm, Tianzi Zhou, and Steven Denney examine attitudinal legacies among post-socialists in Germany and South Korea.
A behind-the-scenes look by Joel S. Wit into why U.S. efforts to contain North Korea’s nuclear capabilities have not worked.
Join us for a guest lecture on October 27 with Moon Chung-in, a distinguished scholar and foreign policy advisor.
In this article, Hans Horan analyses how North Korea has become an under-examined strategic cyber threat to Europe’s security and resilience.
Glyn Ford contends that North Korea’s nuclear turn is not madness but the logical outcome of decades of failed diplomacy, broken promises and strategic neglect.
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