Resources & Tools

Credit: File Photo
May 2009 | Working Paper by John S. Park

By examining how North Korea, Inc. — the web of state trading companies affiliated to the Korean Workers’ Party, the Korean People’s Army, and the Cabinet — operates, this report highlights a new framework for gauging regime stability in North Korea.

October 2007
February 2007 | Special Report by Scott Snyder and Joel Wit

Drawing on two international conferences recently held in China, this report explores the influences relationships such as that between the U.S. and China have on the Korean peninsula.

May 2006 | Peace Briefing by Scott Snyder, Ralph Cossa, and Brad Glosserman

It has been nine months since the fourth round of Six-Party Talks concluded with a joint statement of principles. Unfortunately, that statement now appears to be the high-water mark of the six-party process rather than a baseline for future negotiations.

October 2003

The Institute cosponsored an off-the-record policy briefing on Capitol Hill to explore the current challenges posed by recent development on the Korean peninsula.

May 2003 | Special Report by William Drennan
January 2003

The United States and North Korea are in a tense nuclear stand-off; U.S.-South Korean relations are straining under the weight of rising anti-Americanism south of the DMZ. What options are open to U.S. policymakers to resolve these crises?

Credit: CIA World Factbook
October 2000

Truth Commission: Presidential Truth Commission on Suspicious Deaths
Duration: 2000 – 2004
Charter: The Special Act to Find the Truth on Suspicious Deaths
Commissioners: 9 for each of two terms
Report: Public report

 

October 1998
President Bush is given a tour of the North Korean border during a February visit to South Korea. White House (Photo: Eric Draper)
June 1998 | Special Report by Scott Snyder