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Dr. June Park on North Korea's "Cyber-hacking as a Means of “Self-reliance” - Understanding North Korea Paper Series
January 27, 2022
Keith Luse on US Humanitarian Assistance to North Korea
December 6, 2021
Issue Brief: Private Litigation against the North Korean Government: Overview and Policy Implications
August 26, 2021
In this new Issue Brief, NCNK Senior Advisor Daniel Wertz examines the $3.7 billion in default judgements that U.S. courts have awarded to individuals bringing legal claims against the government of North Korea. ... | Read More
New Documentary on Science Diplomacy with North Korea
June 22, 2021
The Global Co Lab Network (Co-Lab) has recently launched A Peace of Science: Diplomacy with North Korea, a 30-minute educational documentary on international exchanges with North Korean scientists. ... | Read More
New North Korea in the World Webinar Series Highlighting North Korea's Relations with the Global South
May 18, 2021
The North Korea in the World project, a joint initiative of the National Committee on North Korea and the East-West Center in Washington, will launch a new series to examine North Korea's historical and contemporary relations with countries in the Global South. ... | Read More
Workshop Report: Constitutional Design in North and South Korea
May 11, 2021
This Workshop Report summarizes the findings of an NCNK conference convened to compare the constitutional structures of the North and South Korea, examine commonalities and dis-commonalities between them, and assess underlying assumptions of each. ... | Read More
Keith Luse on Principles for the US to Address North Korea's Nuclear Program
May 4, 2021
In an essay in a new edited volume from the National Committee on American Foreign Policy, NCNK Executive Director Keith Luse lays out principles and ideas to guide a successful U.S. negotiation process with North Korea. ... | Read More
Special Report: Market Activities & the Building Blocks of Civil Society in North Korea
February 23, 2021
NCNK's new report examines how the strategies individual market participants adopt to succeed in a difficult economic environment in North Korea may be slowly reshaping social relations, creating the beginnings of a public sphere and the building blocks of civil society ... | Read More
Special Report: Understanding U.S. and International Sanctions on North Korea
November 20, 2020
This NCNK Special Report looks at the details of the U.S. and UN sanctions regimes targeting North Korea, how these sanctions have worked in practice, and their policy and humanitarian implications ... | Read More
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