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Yonsei University Professor

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    20 Sep 2017

    . needs to help Kim Jong Un feel secure & pivot from ICBMs to SEZs

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  2. 19 hours ago

    Thanks for having me on Jacco did a splendid job asking tough, smart questions, and I enjoyed the chance to think aloud in response.

    This week on the podcast, Yonsei University's discusses peace, reform, and why Kim Jong Un may be different from his predecessors. Tune into the full episode here 🎧:
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  3. Dec 2

    There’s a NYReview of Books essay that wants to be written about the “intellectual architecture” of the Trump admin Asia strategy, reading the collected works of Pillsbury & Navarro on China, BR Myers on NKorea, not sure who on Japan.

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  4. Dec 2

    I’m old enough to remember when the Qing emperor wanted Queen Victoria to reduce the China-UK trade imbalance & stop selling opium to his loyal subjects.

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  5. Nov 30

    North Korea analytic community needs more long, awkward hugging.

    Why yes, that’s and in the world’s longest, most awkward hug. Stay tuned for all the antics of Pundit Night!
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  6. Nov 30

    Looking forward to reading On the Brink, & great to see in Seoul to think through past and future of Korean “peace & denuclearization” w

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  7. Nov 29

    A problem all too familiar in the history of US-China relations

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  8. Nov 29

    Fear of subversion can be worse than the force of subversion itself. Well said

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  9. Nov 29

    Is it my fault that you start a talk that is specifically not about nukes and missiles with a photo of a missile?

    Replying to @JohnDelury @LibertyinNK
    John can we talk about your choice of photo here
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  10. Nov 28

    Delighted to have here at Yonsei to talk with our students about how to understand Kim Jong Un’s North Korea

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  11. Nov 27

    Staring out to see in Vladivostok. It was a good place to think stability.

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  12. Nov 21

    It’s good to see you guys talking

    It’s not that the West hasn’t been trying to understand or is “unwilling” to admit China’s rise, as GT argues, though there is a bit of that. It is that the West is worried China’s rise represents a rejection of democracy, open markets, human rights, etc.
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  13. Nov 21

    Clock ticks. Hell not freezing over. Sand castle crumbling. Wave incoming. Leap of faith?

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  14. Nov 20

    In Busan, staring out to sea. Good place to think peace

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  15. Nov 19

    If it’s any consolation, the irony of tweeting this is not lost on me.

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  16. Nov 18

    When the lead essay accidentally answers the (rhetorical?) question of the cover package:

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  17. Nov 18

    In the bamboo forests of Moganshan...

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  18. Nov 15

    Also, note what is the front page news in North Korea. Not the mystery tactical weapon (that’s of 2). Rather, KJU inspecting the master plan for the development of the city of Sinuiju: cc

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  19. Nov 15

    Maybe the mystery weapon test is Kim’s “Letter to the Editor” in response to

    leader in this undated photo released today listening to military officials as he inspects a weapon site.
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  20. Nov 14

    Turns out it’s possible for both and to be wrong. There is hope! We don’t have to choose.

    The New York Times stands by our story, which is based on satellite imagery analyzed by experts:
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  21. Nov 13

    Splendid short essay by UConn's Alexis Dudden on Okinawa, history, peace, and 'throwing dirt at the problem'. cc

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