[Global NK Commentary] “After Deterrence: Implications of the Russia-Ukraine War for East Asia”
In this <Global NK Zoom & Connect> Commentary,
Yang Gyu Kim, Executive Director at the East Asia Institute (EAI), identifies
the Russia-Ukraine war as a case of deterrence failure from the U.S. and the
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)’s perspective. He points out weakened
U.S. feasibility of military and political punishments against Russia’s Fait
Accompli Strategy as the cause behind the escalation of the crisis.
Additionally, the author underscores the importance of maintaining the
feasibility of punishment in order to deter China and North Korea from
launching provocations in East Asia by misperceiving the credibility of the
U.S. alliance system’s deterrence posture in East Asia. “The Russia-Ukraine War, Economic Sanctions,
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Financial Reform” [Global NK Research Review]
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Series] The Pathway to Korea’s Future: Re-examining Liberalism (in Korean)
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for the Transition Team Subcommittee for Foreign Affairs and Security (in
Korean) 1. Yong-il
Moon, Establish an Organization Specific to U.S.-China Relations [Read] 2. Chaesung
Chun, Forge a Close Linkage Between North Korea Policy and Foreign Policy [Read] 3. Dong
Ryul Lee, China Policy: Create New Momentum for Cooperation [Read] 4. Yul
Sohn, Japan Policy: Blue House Should Stay on the Sideline [Read] 5. Hyung
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