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DESCRIPTION:Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs  Korean Peninsula Affairs 
 Center&nbsp\; Present War or Peace on the Korean Peninsula: Is the Peace P
 rocess Feasible? A Talk by Alexander Ilitchev\, Senior Fellow\, Mansfield 
 Foundation &nbsp\;&nbsp\;Despite the promising developments on the Korean 
 Peninsula today\, skeptics continue to doubt that the North Koreans will g
 ive up their nuclear weapons. To address this concern\, a new game is bein
 g run by three leading players – Seoul\, Pyongyang and Washington. There i
 s a real chance that this unprecedented collaboration will lead to a durab
 le and lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula.&nbsp\;Alexander Ilitchev is 
 a senior fellow at the Mansfield Foundation. He is a career diplomat with 
 extensive experience in the prevention\, mediation\, and resolution of arm
 ed conflict\, most recently with the United Nations Secretariat where he b
 egan his career in 1992. As a senior officer in the Department of Politica
 l Affairs\, Ilitchev covered various UN sanctions regimes and worked on in
 ternational crises and conflicts. From 1997-2014\, he was Northeast Asia t
 eam leader with the Asia and the Pacific Division. Prior to joining the Un
 ited Nations\, Ilitchev served continuously in the Russian Foreign Ministr
 y from 1974-1992. He holds an MA in International Relations and an MA in J
 ournalism from the Moscow State Institute of International Relations. In a
 ddition to his native Russian\, he speaks English\, Arabic and French.  Sp
 onsoring Departments: Korean Peninsula Affairs Center\, East Asia Program\
 , Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs Contact Havva Karakas-Keles for mor
 e information at&nbsp\;hkarakas@syr.edu
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SUMMARY:War or Peace on the Korean Peninsula: Is the Peace Process Feasible
 ?
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs </p><p
 > Korean Peninsula Affairs Center<strong>&nbsp\; </strong></p><p>Present <
 /p><p><strong>War or Peace on the Korean Peninsula: Is the Peace Process F
 easible? </strong></p><p>A Talk by Alexander Ilitchev\, Senior Fellow\, Ma
 nsfield Foundation &nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p>Despite the promising developments on
  the Korean Peninsula today\, skeptics continue to doubt that the North Ko
 reans will give up their nuclear weapons. To address this concern\, a new 
 game is being run by three leading players – Seoul\, Pyongyang and Washing
 ton. There is a real chance that this unprecedented collaboration will lea
 d to a durable and lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula.&nbsp\;<p>Alexand
 er Ilitchev is a senior fellow at the Mansfield Foundation. He is a career
  diplomat with extensive experience in the prevention\, mediation\, and re
 solution of armed conflict\, most recently with the United Nations Secreta
 riat where he began his career in 1992. As a senior officer in the Departm
 ent of Political Affairs\, Ilitchev covered various UN sanctions regimes a
 nd worked on international crises and conflicts. From 1997-2014\, he was N
 ortheast Asia team leader with the Asia and the Pacific Division. Prior to
  joining the United Nations\, Ilitchev served continuously in the Russian 
 Foreign Ministry from 1974-1992. He holds an MA in International Relations
  and an MA in Journalism from the Moscow State Institute of International 
 Relations. In addition to his native Russian\, he speaks English\, Arabic 
 and French. </p><p> Sponsoring Departments: Korean Peninsula Affairs Cente
 r\, East Asia Program\, Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs </p><p>Contac
 t Havva Karakas-Keles for more information at&nbsp\;<a href="mailto:hkarak
 as@syr.edu">hkarakas@syr.edu</a></p>
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