NEW | Korea Policy Volume 2, Issue 1

The Korea Economic Institute (KEI) is pleased to release the first issue in the second year of its flagship journal, Korea Policy. The publication explores the rapid deepening and broadening of US-Japan-South Korea trilateral cooperation against the backdrop of the rise in trilateral forms of security and economic cooperation on the Korean peninsula and in the Indo-Pacific region.

Please click on the articles below to read individual papers and watch the panel discussions with the authors.

SECTION 1:  FROM SECURITY THREATS TO EMERGING TECH & DEVELOPMENT POLICY: US-JAPAN-SOUTH KOREA TRILATERAL RELATIONS 

• "Trilateralism in the Wake of the 2022 Jolt Toward Bipolarity in the Indo-Pacific and World" by Gil Rozman
• "ROK-US-Japan Trilateral Security Cooperation: Commitments, Progress, Opportunities & Challenges Ahead" by Alex Soohoon Lee
• "Camp David and US-Japan-ROK Trilateral Security and Defense Cooperation: Consolidating the Northeast Asia Anchor in the Indo-Pacific" by Yasuyo Sakata
• "US-Japan-ROK Trilateral Cooperation in International Development: Global Trends, National Variations, Opportunities, and Challenges" by Jessica, C. Liao

SECTION 2: TRIANGULAR RELATIONS IN THE INDO-PACIFIC

• "North Korea, Russia, and China: Past Cooperation & Future Prospects" by Sydney Seiler
• " The Asian Triad at a Crossroads: Challenges and Prospects for South Korea- Japan-China Trilateral Cooperation by Seong-Hyon Lee
• "Enhancing Trilateral Security Cooperation: Korea, the United States, and Indonesia" by Sook-yeon Lee
• "Opportunities for Cooperation between Vietnam, the United States, and the Republic of Korea: A Vietnamese Perspective" by Vu Le Thai Hoang and Thi Bich Ngoc Nguyen