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KEI usually publishes annually a volume entailing either (1) the proceedings of a major policy seminar sponsored or cosponsored by KEI, or (2) a compendium of articles on a variety of issues pertaining or relevant to Korea. If in the latter category, the articles may be original work or have been previously presented or published.

Additionally, KEI commissions the occasional stand-alone paper, study or survey which cover a broad range of topics and purposes. These, along with KEI's annual Ad-Hoc publications, KEI-written lead articles for its monthly newsletter Insight, and more, can all be found below.

Other Publications

May 6, 2008 - Northeast Asia Energy Outlook

Energy Security Challenges in China and Northeast Asia: Assessing the Strategic Imperative to Cooperate • Jean Garrison
Promoting China-U.S. Energy Cooperation: Issues and Prospects • Richard Weixing Hu
Korea's Pursuit of Energy Security • Seonjou Kang
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Activities in Korea • Tae-hwan Lee
China and Energy Security in Asia • Steven Lewis
Asian Energy and Environmental Policy: Promoting Growth While Preserving the Environment • ZhongXiang Zhang
Growth in Energy Needs in Northeast Asia: Projections, Consequences, and Opportunities • Peter Hayes David Von Hippel

July 24, 2007 - KORUS FTA Views of Experts and Concerned Parties

Opinion Survey Report #1 • William Watts
Opinion Survey Report #2 • William Watts
Opinion Survey Report #3 • William Watts
Opinion Survey Report #4 • William Watts

May 1, 2007 - Static and Dynamic Consequences of a KORUS FTA

Conclusions and Implications for Further Research and Policy • Robert Stern
Comments on the Kiyota-Stern Study • Jeffrey Schott
Implications of the U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement: A General Equilibrium Approach • Renan Zhuang
The Payoff to South Korea from Globalization • Gary Hufbauer
How Financial Multilateralism can Increase Sustainable Output, Employment, and Income in the Pacific Region • Douglas Brooks
Dynamic Consequences of A Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement: Foreign Direct Investment • Arthur Alexander
Is a Free Trade Agreement a Royal Road to Prosperity? • Sungjoon Cho
Regional Integration and a Free Trade Agreement Among China, Japan, and Korea • Hee-joon Kang
Comment: Scope for Dynamic Effects in Korea's Economy • Nakgyoon Choi
Static and Dynamic Consequences of a KORUS FTA • Bernard Gordon

June 15, 2006 - Remarks - Max Baucus

Decisions on U.S.-Korea Trade • Max Baucus

June 15, 2006 - Remarks - Ambassador Lee

Ambassador Lee Remarks - Text • Taeshik Lee

June 15, 2005 - Challenges Posed by the DPRK for the Alliance and the Region

South Korea and the U.S.-ROK Alliance: Public Opinion about ROK-U.S. Relations • Nae-Young Lee
A New U.S.-ROK Alliance: A Nine-Point Policy Recommendation for A Reflective and Mature Partnership • Kun-young Park
East Asian Regionalism: Moving Forward • Jin-Young Chung
The North Korean Nuclear Issue: The Enigma of the North Korean Regime • Kathryn Weathersby
From the Six-Party Talks to a Northeast Asian Security Regime? • Joseph Cerami
North Korea's Strategic Intentions • Andrew Scobell
Verified Dismantlement of the DPRK's Nuclear Weapons Program • David Albright

June 15, 2004 - A New International Engagement Framework for North Korea?

Political Economy of North Korea: Historical Background and Present Situation • Marcus Noland
The Structure of North Korea's Political Economy: Changes and Effects • Young-sun Lee
North Korea's Survival Game: Understanding the Recent Past, Thinking about the Future • Nicholas Eberstadt
Managing Collateral Catastrophe: Rationale and Preconditions for International Economic Support for North Korea • Chung-in Moon
Strategic Dimension of Economic Assistance for North Korea • Paul Bracken
Foreign Aid and International Norms: The Case of North Korea • Carol Lancaster
Prospects and Preconditions for Market Economic Transformation in North Korea • Anders Aslund
Unlikely Partners: Humanitarian Aid Agencies and North Korea • Edward Reed
Designing Public Sector Capital Mobilization Strategies for the DPRK • Bradley Babson
Coping with North Korea's Energy Future: KEDO and Beyond • Kent Calder
Mobilizing Private Capital for North Korea: Requirements for Attracting Private Investment • Malcolm Binks
A Proactive Approach to Engaging North Korea: Boldness, Flexibility, and Inclusiveness • Yong-shik Choo
Payback Time: Japan-North Korea Economic Relations • Richard Samuels
China's Role in the Course of North Korea's Transition • Liu Ming
Russian-North Korean Relations and the Prospects for Multilateral Conflict Resolution on the Korean Peninsula • Alexandre Mansourov
Expected Role of South Korea and Major Stakeholders: NGO Contributions to and Roles in North Korea's Rehabilitation • Scott Snyder

Views of Experts on Korean Issues

Views of Experts on Korean Issues • Gyoung-bin Ko Ok-tae Hwan

Kaesong Industrial Complex: Past, Present, and Future

Kaesong Industrial Complex: Past, Present, and Future • Dong-geun Kim

Introduction and Implications of Kaesong Industrial Complex Project

Introduction and Implications of Kaesong Industrial Complex Project • Gyoung-bin Ko

Economic Reform and SEZ as Survival Strategy of DPRK

Economic Reform and SEZ as Survival Strategy of DPRK • Deok-ryong Yoon

Insight

August 2008

Is Korea Ready for the "Third Oil Shock?" • Nicole Finnemann

July 2008

Explosive Progress in the Six Party Talks: What's Left To Do When It Is All Done? • Nicole Finnemann

June 2008

A Firestorm in Korea over U.S. Beef • Troy Stangarone

May 2008

It’s All in the Golf Cart:President of the Republic of Korea, Lee Myung-bak, Visits the United States • Julia Cunico

April 2008

Restructured Executive Branch Under President Lee • James Alvis

December 2007

Competitiveness: Korea's Latest Economic Challenge •

September 2007

EYES ON THE PRIZE: SECOND NORTH-SOUTH SUMMIT ANNOUNCED, POSTPONED DUE TO DPRK FLOODS • Scott Rembrandt

September 2006

Labor Flexibility, A Key to Economic Success •

October 2007

U.S. International Trade Commission Finds FTA Would Substantially Affect U.S.-Korea Trade and Investment, Korea Pushes Ahead •

October 2006

BUSH-ROH SUMMIT: EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS? •

November 2007

Tide Turning for Korea’s Auto Imports? •

November 2006

North Korea: A Challenge, the Response, and Resurrection of Talks • Scott Rembrandt

May 2007

Ambassadors’ Double Header Hits The Road: Six Cities in Eight Days •

May 2006

KOREAN WOMEN: YOU HAVE COME A LONG WAY •

March 2008

The Bulldozer Moves In: Lee Myung-bak is Inaugurated as the Republic of Korea’s President •

March 2007

Korea’s Economy: Decent Short-run Outlook but Long-run Challenges •

March 2006

Economic Recovery Gathering Strength •

June 2007

Rulings, New Agreements, and Advisory Committee Assessments Alter the Course for the KORUS FTA •

June 2006

AMBASSADORS CONNECT WITH AMERICA •

July 2007

Brain Drain: Korea Exports Human Capital •

July 2006

North Korea’s Taepodong 2 and the End of the Missile Moratorium •

January 2008

Lee Myung-bak Elected President of the Republic of Korea •

January 2007

Six Party Talks Resume, No Progress Reported • Scott Rembrandt

January 2006

ENGAGEMENT IN ACTION: THE KAESONG INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX • Scott Rembrandt

February 2008

2008 Ambassadors’ Dialogue Program Reaches Audiences Coast-To-Coast •

February 2007

Korea’s Real Estate Market: Are We Overreacting to Skyrocketing Property Prices? •

February 2006

Investment Down, but More Free Trade in Korea’s Future •

December 2006

Developments in Korea’s Overseas Foreign Direct Investments •

August 2007

Taking a Larger Role in International Affairs: Korea's Growing Efforts in Peacekeeping Missions and Development Aid •

August 2006

Recent Developments in Korea’s IT Industry •

April 2007

Anatomy of a Deal: The KORUS FTA •

April 2006

Developments in the Korean Auto Industry •

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