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DESCRIPTION:Moynihan Korean Peninsula Affairs Center presents: Stephen Cost
 ello - U.S. Policy Toward the Korean Peninsula After the ElectionStephen C
 ostello\, Policy Analyst\, Syracuse University Alumnus \n\nThe\nU.S. presi
 dential election comes just at the moment when South Korea is\nbeginning i
 ts year-long run-up to a no less consequential presidential\nelection. Deb
 ates in both countries reflect the fears and hopes of politicians\,\nschol
 ars and journalists. With these elections and debates as background\, what
 \nis at stake\, for whom\, and why should we care? Mr. Costello will explo
 re\nbureaucratic\, ideological and political aspects of current presidenti
 al\npolitics in Korea. He will also argue that the approach taken to Korea
  policy\nby Washington\, and South Korea's own decisions about its role in
  Northeast\nAsia\, are both critical for anyone involved in policy-making 
 in the next\ndecade.\n\n \nSTEPHEN\nCOSTELLO is a policy analyst with 20 y
 ears of experience in Korea and Northeast\nAsia as political consultant\, 
 policy analyst\, think tank program director\, and\ntech-sector business c
 onsultant. Mr. Costello specializes in policy and\npolitics in Korea and N
 ortheast Asia as well as U.S. policy\nand policy-making toward the region.
 Light lunch provided. Sponsored by the Korean Peninsula Affairs Center at 
 the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs\n\n 
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SUMMARY:Moynihan Korean Peninsula Affairs Center: U.S. Policy Toward the Ko
 rean Peninsula After the Election
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><b>Moynihan Korean Peninsula Affairs Center
  presents: Stephen Costello - U.S. Policy Toward the Korean Peninsula Afte
 r the Election</b></p><p><br></p><p><b>Stephen Costello</b>\, <i>Policy An
 alyst\, Syracuse University Alumnus </i></p><p><br></p><p>\n\n</p><p>The\n
 U.S. presidential election comes just at the moment when South Korea is\nb
 eginning its year-long run-up to a no less consequential presidential\nele
 ction. Debates in both countries reflect the fears and hopes of politician
 s\,\nscholars and journalists. With these elections and debates as backgro
 und\, what\nis at stake\, for whom\, and why should we care? Mr. Costello 
 will explore\nbureaucratic\, ideological and political aspects of current 
 presidential\npolitics in Korea. He will also argue that the approach take
 n to Korea policy\nby Washington\, and South Korea's own decisions about i
 ts role in Northeast\nAsia\, are both critical for anyone involved in poli
 cy-making in the next\ndecade.\n\n \n</p><p><br>STEPHEN\nCOSTELLO is a pol
 icy analyst with 20 years of experience in Korea and Northeast\nAsia as po
 litical consultant\, policy analyst\, think tank program director\, and\nt
 ech-sector business consultant. Mr. Costello specializes in policy and\npo
 litics in Korea and Northeast Asia as well as U.S. policy\nand policy-maki
 ng toward the region.</p><p><br></p><p>Light lunch provided. </p><p><br></
 p><p><b><i>Sponsored by the Korean Peninsula Affairs Center at the Moyniha
 n Institute of Global Affairs</i></b><br></p><p>\n\n </p>
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