Korean Peninsula
[CTR Plus] Breaking the Stalemate with the DPRK
This synthesis report assesses the potential for an effective Cooperative Threat Reduction Plus program as part of a renewed diplomatic approach to the DPRK.
[NU-NEA] US Entry into the Korean War: Origins, Impact, and Lessons
James I. Matray describes the reasons for the outbreak of the Korean War and US entry into the conflict, and lessons learnt.
US Entry into the Korean War: Origins, Impact, and Lessons
James I. Matray describes the reasons for the outbreak of the Korean War and US entry into the conflict, and lessons learnt.
[NU-NEA] Nuclear-Use Cases for Contemplating Crisis and Conflict on the Korean Peninsula
The authors set out ten cases highlighting the range of ways in which nuclear weapons might be used on the Korean Peninsula.
Nuclear-Use Cases for Contemplating Crisis and Conflict on the Korean Peninsula
The authors set out ten cases highlighting the range of ways in which nuclear weapons might be used on the Korean Peninsula.
Responding to Skepticism about an End-Of-War Declaration
HANKYOREH - APLN Vice Chair Moon Chung-in discusses the future of the Korean Peninsula, and concerns surrounding ending the Korean War.
Special Roundtable: Ending the Korean War
ARIRANG NEWS - APLN Vice Chair Moon Chung-in speaks at a special roundtable along with Stockholm Peace Institute Director Dan Smith hosted by Jen Moon.
Peace for Korea
PLOUGH - APLN senior associate fellow Jessica Lee writes: The Korean War is still not officially over. According to the Quincy Institute, it’s high time to end it.
The Ethical Dilemma of Nuclear Weapons
Miriam Astrid Rieback argues that concern for nuclear weapons is justified, however states often play by different rules depending on their ranking comparatively to other states.
Data Driven Disarmament
Jamie Withorne argues that with advancing technologies there will limitless possibilities for rising actors to largely shape upcoming nuclear policy from destruction to disarmament.