The Korean Peninsula Affairs Center (KPAC) is an interdisciplinary research center within the Maxwell School’s Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs. KPAC, with support from the Pacific Century Institute, is committed to studying and addressing contemporary issues of public policy and governance affecting the Korean Peninsula.
Contact KPAC with questions, comments, or suggestions at KPAC@maxwell.syr.edu
Korean Language and Culture Table(1)
"Living in Seoul"
Lunch will be provided
Donald P Gregg: Thoughts on Recent South Korean Presidential Election
Former US Ambassador to South Korea, Donald P. Gregg, shares his thoughts on the recent South Korean Presidential Election
National Narrative on Historiography and Why They Are Different: The Case of Korean in the 21st Century
November 6, 2012Professor Mark Peterson Lecture
Korean Language and Culture Table
Korean Holidays and Traditions
Why North Korea 2014 Is Not Germany 1989
November 12, 2014John Feffer is the Director of Foreign Policy in Focus at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington D.C.