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1. ASI Research Update: EAI on the Effect of Trade of East Asian Security Alliances

   A new East Asia Institute Working Paper questions whether “increasing economic interdependence markedly strengthens East Asian security alliances.” — posted on March 1, 2010

2. ASI Research Update: Joel Wit on Contingency Planning and North Korea

   The Ilmin International Relations Institute at Korea University has released the fourth in its policy briefing series, by Joel Wit of Columbia University. — posted on January 5, 2010

3. ASI Research Update: EAI & Peking U. on East Asia’s Future After the Financial Crisis

   In an Asia Security Initiative collaboration, the East Asia Institute and the Center for International and Strategic Studies at Peking University have released a report on “East Asia’s Future after the Global Economic Crisis: The Role of China and South Korea for the Region.” — posted on December 15, 2009

4. ASI Research Update: EAI Smart Talk by Joel Wit on North Korea

   In the latest East Asia Institute Smart Talk, Joel Wit of Columbia University finds that “two key factors”—the stability of the North Korean regime and American politics—will “shape the resolution of the nuclear issue.” Read Wit’s analysis, along with commentary by South Korean experts. — posted on December 9, 2009

5. ASI Research Update: EAI Issue Briefing on Trade as an Instrument of South Korean Foreign Policy

   In a new East Asia Institute Issue Briefing, “Embracing Asia, South Korea Style,” Min Gyo Koo of Yonsei University urges South Korea to use preferential trade agreements to build its ties to other Asian nations. — posted on November 18, 2009

6. ASI Research Update: Victor Cha on the Future of North Korea and the ROK-U.S. Alliance

   This week, we’re featuring recent policy briefings by the Ilmin International Relations Institute at Korea University. The third in the series is by Victor Cha of the Center for Strategic and International Studies. — posted on November 6, 2009

7. Seoul National University Launches Project on Managing Sino-Korean Conflicts

   Professor Jae Ho Chung at Seoul National University has launched a web site devoted to the study of “Managing Sino-Korean Conflicts and Identifying the Role of the United States.” — posted on August 26, 2009

8. EAI Issue Briefing: Transforming North Korea Policy

   In a new Issue Briefing from the East Asia Institute, Chaesung Chun offers new recommendations for a “holistic approach” to the security challenges posed by North Korea. — posted on June 11, 2009

9. EAI Issue Briefing: A Smart U.S.-South Korean Alliance in the Age of Complexity

   Seongho Sheen writes that the U.S.-South Korean Alliance “ought to become more flexible and versatile to perform more complex missions in different situations.” — posted on June 8, 2009

10. EAI Issue Briefing: Korea’s Use of Soft Power

    EAI President Sook-Jong Lee writes that “soft power is increasingly viewed as an attractive foreign policy ingredient that can make Korea’s presence more acceptable and effective.” — posted on May 31, 2009