From June 4-6, 2017 the Mansfield Foundation, in collaboration with the Korea Foundation, brought nine young American and Korean scholars together to take a fresh look at challenges on the Korean Peninsula and explore new ideas for ROK-U.S. policy coordination. The June workshop provided an opportunity for the young scholars to test assumptions, identify and prioritize core interests, discuss policy goals and examine policy tools to advance shared alliance objectives. The group’s key findings and general guidance are outlined in a new report, “Navigating Uncertainties on the Korean Peninsula: In Search of a Roadmap.”
Sign up for weekly updates and event announcements
Categories
- Capitol Hill Asia Policy Dialogues
- Commentaries
- Events
- Featured Event
- Featured Stories
- Foley Legislative Exchange
- Foundation News
- Mansfield Fellowship Program
- Mansfield Next Gen Nuclear Experts
- Mansfield-Luce Asia Scholars Network
- Nuclear Trilateral Workshop
- PhRMA Research Scholars
- Program Updates
- Publications
- U.S.-Japan Network for the Future
- U.S.-Japan Space Forum
- Uncategorized
Recent News
- Training in Washington, D.C.: the Next Generation of U.S.-Japan Nuclear Policy Experts Program
- Trilateral Youth Empowerment Program Capstone in Washington
- Message from Frank Jannuzi, President & CEO, on departure of Vice President Benjamin Self
- Building Trilateral Momentum: U.S.-Korea-Japan Summit Discussion
- New Report on U.S.-Japan Cooperation in Cybersecurity
- Roundtable on South Korea and Japan’s Energy Security and Energy Transition Strategies
- Mansfield – Fulbright University Vietnam Conference on Energy Transition
- Ninth Cohort of Mansfield-PhRMA Research Scholars Announced
- Applications open for Mansfield Fellowship Program
- Discussion with Mika Takagi (NEDO): Navigating the Contemporary Energy and Technological Landscape