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How Global Governance Can Survive
Foreign Affairs, June 2025
Get Ready for a Big, Bold, and Very Bad North Korea Deal
Foreign Affairs, May 2025
Korea’s economy looks like it’s shrugging off Yoon’s impeachment crisis. Don’t be fooled
Fortune, January 2025
South Korea’s Crisis is Nowhere Near Over
The Atlantic, December 2024
Crisis and Covid in North Korea
Survival, with Katrin Fraser Katz, December 2024
South Korea’s Crisis is Nowhere Near Over
The Atlantic, December 2024
The resilience of South Korea’s democracy remains in doubt
Financial Times, December 2024
Eyes Wide Open: Strategic Elite Views of S. Korea’s Nuclear Options
The Washington Quarterly, July 2024
The G7 and Korea
Yonhap News Agency, June 2024
Biden needs to disrupt the Russia-North Korea alliance — before it’s too late
MSNBC, June 2024
America’s Asian Partners Are Not Worried Enough
Foreign Affairs, June 2024
A Threat Like No Other: The Putin-Kim Summit
CSIS, June 2024
The Rising Tide of Japan-South Korea Relations
Lawfare, with Christopher Johnstone, May 2023
America Needs to Reassure Japan and Korea
Foreign Affairs, with Katrin Fraser Katz, February 2023
How to Stop Chinese Coercion: The Case of Collective Resilience
Foreign Affairs, January/February 2023
Dangerous covid variants could emerge from North Korea if the world doesn’t act
The Washington Post, with Katrin Fraser Katz and J. Stephen Morrison, March 2022
Uyghur Torch Lighting Made Olympics Most Political
The Hill, February 2022
What’s ‘Politicizing’ the 2022 Winter Olympics?
Lawfare, February 2022
There’s a simple option for defusing the coming crisis with North Korea
The Washington Post, September 2021
North Korea could become one of Biden’s biggest challenges — and not just because of its nukes
The Washington Post, January 2021
Burden-sharing talks are distracting Washington and Seoul from the North Korean threat
The Washington Post, with Ami Bera, June 2020
Flagrant Foul: China’s Predatory Liberalism and the NBA
The Washington Quarterly, with Andy Lim, December 2019
Trump and Kim Have Just Walked Us Back From the Brink of War
The New York Times, June 2018
The inter-Korean summit has only raised the stakes for Trump
The Washington Post, April 2018
What Will Trump Give Up for Peace with North Korea?
The New York Times, March 2018
Giving North Korea a ‘bloody nose’ carries a huge risk to Americans
The Washington Post, January 2018
The right way to play the China card on North Korea
The Washington Post, with Jake Sullivan, July 2017
Stock Markets Yawn at North Korean Nukes
Foreign Policy, with Charlotte Fitzek, February 2016
Beijing’s Olympic-Sized Catch – 22
The Washington Quarterly, Summer 2008
Winning Asia: Washington’s Untold Success Story
Foreign Affairs, November/December 2007