KIDA 한국국방연구원

PUBLICATION

The Korean Journal of Defense Analysis

published quarterly on March 1, June 1, September 1, December 1 by the Korea Institute for Defense Analyses

Print ISSN: 1016-3271

Online ISSN: 1941-4641

SSCI-registered since 1993

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Title	Author	Year	Date	Hits
Security Hedging Strategies of U.S. Allies and Partners in the Era of Trump: The ROK, Japan and Singapore as Case Studies	Er-Win Tan, Jae-Jeok Park, and Tomohiko Satake	2020	June	241
Uncertainty, Cooperation and U.S.-China Relations: A Survey Experiment on Conflictual Possibilities between Great Powers	Lin Liu and Yi Yang	2020	June	64
Before “Fire and Fury”: The Role of Anger and Fear in U.S.-North Korea Relations, 1968-1994	Benjamin R. Young	2020	June	259
Strategic Implications of a Nuclear North Korea: Europe’s Dual Role in Diplomacy and Deterrence	Mason Richey, Jung-Hoon Lee, and Jangho Kim	2020	June	48
Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space and Developing Countries	Miqdad Mehdi and Jinyuan Su	2020	June	258
How to Resolve the North Korean Nuclear Issue: From a Commitment Problem Perspective	Jaewook Chung	2020	June	360
If Not Maximum Pressure, Then What? Explaining North Korea’s Sudden Turn to Diplomacy and Its Implications for the U.S.-North Korea Nuclear	Min-hyung Kim	2020	June	371
A Vanguard of Foreign Policy over Maritime Claims: Naval Power rather than National Power	Jonghwan Han	2020	June	413
The Hegemonic Competition in the Indo-Pacific Region and the Making of South Korea as a Middle Sea Power	Min Gyo Koo	2020	March	304
Denuclearization-Peace Regime on the Korean Peninsula: How Should ROK and China Cooperate?	Changhyung Lee and Youngjune Chung	2020	March	162

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No.	Title
828	Security Hedging Strategies of U.S. Allies and Partners in the Era of Trump: The ROK, Japan and Singapore as Case Studies
827	Uncertainty, Cooperation and U.S.-China Relations: A Survey Experiment on Conflictual Possibilities between Great Powers
826	Before “Fire and Fury”: The Role of Anger and Fear in U.S.-North Korea Relations, 1968-1994
825	Strategic Implications of a Nuclear North Korea: Europe’s Dual Role in Diplomacy and Deterrence
824	Prevention of an Arms Race in Outer Space and Developing Countries
823	How to Resolve the North Korean Nuclear Issue: From a Commitment Problem Perspective
822	If Not Maximum Pressure, Then What? Explaining North Korea’s Sudden Turn to Diplomacy and Its Implications for the U.S.-North Korea Nuclear
821	A Vanguard of Foreign Policy over Maritime Claims: Naval Power rather than National Power
820	The Hegemonic Competition in the Indo-Pacific Region and the Making of South Korea as a Middle Sea Power
819	Denuclearization-Peace Regime on the Korean Peninsula: How Should ROK and China Cooperate?

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