Japan’s National Economic Security Strategy and
Implications for Korea

Gyu-Pan Kim

This paper defines the concept of economic security strategy as “acts that deviate from the rules of the market economy by using economic power as a source of power in the perception that the state or national economy is threatened.”...

Analysis of Chinese Response Patterns to Diplomatic
Friction and Its Influencing Factors

Jaichul Heo

As China grows into a global power, it is forming a closer relationship with the international community. In the process, the nation is experiencing increasing levels of diplomatic friction, such as confrontation and conflict with other countries, as well as cooperation...

The Future of Global Supply Chains: Opportunities and Challenges / Wonho Yeon

In times of crisis, the market principle of maximization of economic profit is very likely to be disrupted, and the national interest of security is quite likely to take precedence. The growing strategic rivalry between the U.S. and China has prompted us to take this issue more seriously...

Seminar on 30-year Achievements and Future Vision Research on
Korea-China Relations (3/3)

On March 3 (Thursday), KIEP held a seminar at the Korea Press Center under the theme of "30 Years of Performance and Future Vision Research on Korea-China Relations."

An Assessment of 10 years of KORUS FTA and Future of U.S.-Korea
Economic Relations (3/14)

The Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) held the 10th Anniversary Seminar of the KORUS FTA on Monday, March 14th, collaborated with the Korea Economic Institute of America (KEI).

Call for Papers for East Asian Economic Review