South Korea Experts

Lecturer, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
Shihoko Goto is program associate for Northeast Asia at the Woodrow Wilson Center, where she is responsible for research, programming, and publications on Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan.  Prior to joining the Wilson Center, she spent over ten years as a journalist writing about the international political economy with an emphasis on Asian markets.  As a correspondent for Dow Jones News S...
Ph.D. Candidate, Center for Cold War International History Studies, Department of History, East China Normal University
Associate Professor, Sungshin Women's University
Hong Seuk Ryule is a Associate Professor of the Department of History at Sungshin Women's University in Seoul. Professor Hong holds a Ph.D. in Korean History from Seoul National University. He has also spent time as a visiting Researcher at the University of Maryland at College Park(1999-2000). He specialized in the modern history of Korea, and specifically, U.S.-ROK and inter-Korean relations...
Assistant Professor of Law, University of Washington
Staff Director, Korean National Assembly’s Committee on Foreign Affairs, Trade and Unification.
M.A. Candidate, University of St. Gellen
Professor of History at Koomkin University in Seoul, South Korea
Affiliation:Former Assistant Professor, Oriental Studies Department, St. Petersburg State UniversityWilson Center Project(s):North Korea History: Soviet Advisers in North Korea 1945-62 
Assistant Professor, Department of Diplomacy, National Cheng-chi University.
Yeh-Chung Lu is assistant professor of the Department of Diplomacy in National Cheng-chi University (NCCU), Taipei, Taiwan, ROC. Dr. Lu focuses on US-China relations, and American and Chinese foreign policy. His research interests include IR theory, international security issues, international institutions, globalization, and nationalism. His publications appeared in scholarly journals as Wenti yu...
Associate Professor in the School of International Studies, The Catholic University of Korea.

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