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2008 Yearbook Introduction and Acknowledgements2008 SAIS U.S.-Korea Yearbook
- 2008 Yearbook Introduction & Acknowledgements and Contributors
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Part I: South Korea’s Foreign Relations
- The Lee Myung-bak Revolution: Explaining Continuity and Change in South Korea’s Foreign Policy, by Alisher Khamidov
- KORUS Free Trade Agreement: A Lost Year, by Michal Petrik
- The Current State of South Korean Civil Society under Lee Myung-bak, by Sandy Yu
- The Korea Brand: The Cultural Dimension of South Korea’s Branding Project in 2008, by Li-Chih Cheng
- China, Russia, and the Koreas, by Eduard Eykelberg.
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Part II: North Korea’s Foreign Relations
- North Korean Human Rights and Refugee Resettlement in the United States: A Slow and Quiet Progress, by Jane Kim
- The Torturous Dilemma: The 2008 Six-Party Talks and U.S.-DPRK Relations, by Shin Yon Kim
- U.S. Alternative Diplomacy towards North Korea: Food Aid, Musical Diplomacy, and Track II Exchanges, by Erin Kruth
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- 3/1: Information Penetration and Government Control in North Korea
- 2/15: Direction of South Korea’s Foreign Policy: MOON Jae-In’s Strategy for Making a Better Alliance with the Trump Administration
- 2/22: U.S. –Korea Alliance Under the Trump Administration
The U.S.-Korea Institute at SAIS, The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University