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Who We Are
The Korea Program at Stanford’s Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center is a West Coast hub of scholarship on contemporary Korea and the issues shaping the future of the Korean Peninsula and U.S.-Korea relations. Our work examines these topics from regional and comparative perspectives through cultural, political, and economic lens. We train and support emerging Korea scholars and convene experts from academia, government, business, and civil society for dialogue, research, and publishing activities that inform policymakers in the United States and Korea and strengthen the bonds between the two countries.
In the Spotlight
New Book: The North Korean Conundrum
APARC Summer Internships Open to Stanford Students
The Secret to K-Pop, K-Drama Success
Climate Change: Challenges and Responses in Korea | Young Sook Yoo, Suh-Yong Chung, So-Min Cheong
Recently at the Korea Program
As part of Shorenstein APARC's webinar series on climate change in Asia, a panel of experts discussed the climate change challenges facing Korea and the country's mitigation efforts and policy responses.
Our Research
Together with academics and stakeholders in government and civil society, we explore Korean issues and policy solutions through economic, social, political, and security lens.
Our Publications
We share our research findings through peer-reviewed journals, scholarly and trade presses, policy reports, and Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center’s publishing program.
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