Volume XXV, Number 1 · Spring/Summer 2024
Sin Ch’ae-ho’s Toksa Sinron and Anti-Flunkeyism as the Heart of Korean Nationalist Historiography Author: Kyu-hyun Jo This article will analyze three main features of Sin
A scholarly journal published by the International Council on Korean Studies, IJKS features original research and analysis on Korean affairs, heritage, reunification, and U.S.–Korea relations. Many articles originate from ICKS conferences, extending their impact across academic and policy communities.
Sin Ch’ae-ho’s Toksa Sinron and Anti-Flunkeyism as the Heart of Korean Nationalist Historiography
Kyu-hyun Jo
The United Nations and Human Rights in North Korea
Raymond Ha
The U.S. Decision Making Process and Lessons Learned from the Korean Armistice
Kyengho Son
The Future of Cyberwarfare in Northeast Asia
Minwoo Yun
North Korean Support to Iran’s Proxy Partners
Bruce E. Bechtol, Jr.
A Proposed Paradigm Shift: Future Regional Security Concerns and Human Rights
Greg Scarlatoiu
Sin Ch’ae-ho’s Toksa Sinron and Anti-Flunkeyism as the Heart of Korean Nationalist Historiography Author: Kyu-hyun Jo This article will analyze three main features of Sin
China’s Role in Korean Security Issues Author: Gordon G. Chang China’s great power over North Korea eroded when COVID-19 control measures ended most trade with
China’s Role in Inter-Korean Relations Author: Gordon G. Chang With substantial leverage over both Koreas, Beijing should be able to greatly influence inter-Korean relations, but
Casualties of War: The Legacy of South Korean Participation in the Vietnam Conflict Author: Christos G. Frentzos After the United States, the Republic of Korea
The Role of Official News Releases of the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism in the Success of the Korean Wave Author: Jisung Yoo
The Strategic Case for South Korea to Join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership Author: Kyle Ferrier South Korea is at a critical
