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U.S.-Korea Institute at SAIS > Academics > SAIS U.S.-Korea Yearbook > 2011 SAIS U.S.-Korea Yearbook > The Viability of the New North Korean SEZs, by Marc Janke

2011 SAIS U.S.-Korea Yearbook

South Korea’s Emerging Leadership as a Partner in African Development, by Alice Guilford
The Chilean-Korean Free Trade Agreement: History, Motivations, and Ramifications, by Alexander Parcan
Smile and Sunshine: Assessing the Impact and Sustainability of Microfinance in South Korea, by Rebecca Lee
Assessing South Korea’s National Strategy for Green Economic Growth, by Maggie Mazzetti
The Viability of the New North Korean SEZs, by Marc Janke
The “Pipeline Diplomacy” Russia- DPRK-ROK Gas Pipeline Project, by Kwang-yeon Lee
Demographic Impact of Korean Reunification: Costs and Consequences for the North and the South, by Benjamin Michener
North Korea in China’s Foreign Policy Strategy, by Matt Chitwood
Navigating the Blue Ocean: Strategy for the Korean Navy, by Akito Nishiuchi
The OPCON Transfer Debate, by Shelley Su

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