Bernhard Seliger
Disasters and Disaster Management in North Korea in Practice– the Situation in Mid-2022
While international aid has slowed, North Korea continues to suffer devastating natural disasters.
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Elizabeth Campbell, NKR Intern
Hotels & Tourist Infrastructure in North Korea
While NK may have solved some of the problems related to travelers, there is still much to be done to ensure their safety and comfort.
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Ryu Kyunga
North Korea’s Climate & Food Crises
No longer simply an external issue, DPRK has come to view climate change as an existential threat directly tied to the lives of its people.
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Kwon, Soyoung
America’s East Asian Security Strategy & North Korean Public Diplomacy
Has the Korean peninsula been pushed to the sidelines in the wake of restructured U.S. Asian security policy and Sino-U.S. competition?
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Matthew Fleming, NKR Intern
North Korea's International Education: Why and How North Koreans Study Abroad
Profound questions remain about North Korea's relationship with international education and studying abroad.
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Amanda Brader, NKR Intern
Reflections of Joseon in DPRK's Songbun Caste System
Despite the immense differences between them, there are striking similarities between the caste systems of the DPRK and historical Joseon.
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Junhyoung Lee, NKR Intern
Interview with Dr. Hye-sin Yun -- “The Kim Il-sung Discourse as a Modern Myth"
NKR Interview with Dr. Hye-Sin Yun, whos article on the role of Kim Il-sung mythic discourse in DPRK was published in NKR's Fall 2021 issue.
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Matthew Fleming, NKR Intern
Interview with Dr. Van Jackson - "Deviant Cases and Near-Miss Crises"
The Asian-peace will come to an end ...; to believe otherwise is to believe that human civilization has changed in some fundamental way.
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Elizabeth Campbell, NKR Intern
Interview with Dr. Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein - "Let Them Eat Potatoes"
"Let Them Eat Potatoes: Communism, Famine and the Case of North Korea” -- An interview with Dr. Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein.
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Bong, Youngshik
The End of the Afghanistan War and its Significance for the Korean Peninsula
The war in Afghanistan has ended, but the US's withdrawal from the region has called into question alliances once thought to be ironclad.
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