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Publications

 

From the Far East to the Old West: Chinese and Japanese Settlers in Montana

 

Understanding New Political Realities in Seoul:

Working toward a Common Approach to Strengthen U.S.-Korean Relations

 

Change in Human Flows between the United States and Japan: Report and Policy Implications

 

 

Commentary

 

Managing Interlinked Global Risks for Common Security in Asia,” commentary by Mika Shimizu, Visiting Scholar, East-West Center, with an introduction by Leo Bosner (Mansfield Fellow, 1999-2001)

 

“Three Yardsticks for a Strategic Evaluation:  Responding to a Nuclear North Korea”   Commentary by Gordon Flake, The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation

 

“Major Powers in Asia: Implications for Southeast Asia and U.S. Policy” Commentary by Weston Konishi, Mansfield Foundation Adjunct Fellow and Council on Foreign Relations/Hitachi International Affairs Fellow in Japan

 

“The Kaesong Industrial Complex: Lightning Rod or Banner?” Paper presented by Gordon Flake at The Third Hankyoreh-Busan International Symposium:

After 2007 Inter-Korean Summit: the Role of the Two Koreas for Peace in Northeast Asia, Busan, South Korea, on November 14, 2007

 

“A Vision for the Korean Peninsula at Kaesong Industrial Complex” Commentary by Gordon Flake, The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation, published in Hankyoreh

http://english.hani.co.kr/arti/english_edition/e_opinion/255152.html

 

"Is Japan Transitioning to a New Governance?"  Commentary by Kazumi Noguchi, Research Associate, The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation

 

"Lessons learned from the BDA Debacle and the Six Party Talks"

Commentary by Gordon Flake, Executive Director, The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation

 

"When Implementation is Not Enough: Reviving the Six-Party Talks"

Commentary by Gordon Flake, Executive Director, The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation

 

"U.S.-ROK: Diverging Threat Perceptions of North Korea?"

Commentary by Ralph A. Cossa, President, Pacific Forum, CSIS

 

" Forging an Enduring Foundation for U.S.-ROK Relations"

Commentary by David C. Kang, Professor of Government, Dartmouth Coll

 

“Between Kantian Peace and Hobbesian Anarchy:  South Korea’s Vision for Northeast Asia” 

Commentary by Chung-in Moon, Professor of Political Science, Yonsei University, and Ambassador for International Security Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade

 

“Divergent Threat Perceptions on North Korea

Commentary by Hyeong Jung Park, Visiting Fellow, Center for Northeast Asian Policy Studies, The Brookings Institution 

 

“An Assessment of Current ROK-U.S. Relations”

Commentary by Kang Choi, Institute for Foreign Affairs and National Security

 

“Visions of Northeast Asia Regionalism:  The United States and the Republic of Korea”

Commentary by Gilbert F. Rozman, Musgrave Professor of Sociology at Princeton University

 

“The Role of Mike Mansfield in Consolidating Mongolia’s International Status in Establishing Diplomatic Relations with the United States” by Alicia Campi

 

"Assessing Public Opinion Data: What to look for, and what to look past"
by William Watts

"Listening to the People: Japanese Democracy and the New Security Agenda" Commentary by Andrew L. Oros

 

"On the Road Again: Back to the Starting Line in Beijing" Commentary by Gordon Flake

 

"Putting the Cart Before the Horse: Does Abe Have Public Support for his 'Proactive Diplomacy?'" Commentary by Weston S. Konishi

 

" Realigning Expectations for The R.O.K. -U.S. Relationship: Are We Ignoring A Glass More Than Half Full?" Commentary by Sung-han Kim, Professor, Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security (IFANS)

 

“ 2002 vs. 2006, The Rise and Fall of Anti-Americanism in South Korea: “It’s Korean Politics (not U.S.), Mr. President!” Commentary by Hoon Jaung, Chung-Ang University

 

“ America’s Mid-term Elections: What Next for U.S.-South Korean Relations?”
Commentary by Robert Hathaway, Director of the Asia Program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars

“ Re-imagining the U.S.-ROK Alliance” Commentary by Dan Sneider, Associate Director for Research, Walter S. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center, Stanford University


“ The Korea-U.S. FTA: Prospects and Implications for the Bilateral Strategic Relationship” Commentary by Joseph A.B. Winder, President, Winder International

 

Norman Mineta, former U.S. secretary of transportation and U.S. secretary of commerce, has joined the Mansfield Foundation Board

 

U.S.-Republic of Korea Relations: An Alliance at Risk? Gordon Flake’s testimony before the House International Relations Committee

 

Preparing for a North Korean Nuclear Test by Gordon Flake

 

India Starts to Get Its Due Commentary by Terry Weidner

 

Picking Up the Pieces After North Korea’s Missile Launch Commentary byPeter Beck

 

Kim Jong Il vs. George W. Bush: American National Security in the Balance Commentary by L. Desaix Anderson

 

Japan Must Face Up to its Past Commentary by Weston Konishi

 

Japan-U.S. FTA worth considering Commentary by Weston Konishi

 

Pact With Hope: A New Era in U.S.-India Relations Commentary by Niharika Chibber Joe

 

Moderates Must Seek Coherent Natl Vision Commentary by Weston Konishi

 

Fifty Years of Sino-Indian Relations: The Idea of “Chindia” by Niharika Chibber Joe

 

Bush's Asia Policy Lacks Drive Commentary by Weston Konishi

 

Sunshine or Moonshine?: Inter-Korean Relations and Their Impact upon the U.S.-DPRK Conundrum Commentary by Gordon Flake

 

Japan, U.S. Should Talk Straight Commentary by Weston Konishi

 

The Sept. 11 Japanese Elections: A Post-Election Analysis Commentary by Weston Konishi and Teruo Iwai

 

Japan Stuck on Abduction Issue Commentary by Weston Konishi

 

Election Will Have Far-reaching Implications for Japan Commentary by Weston Konishi

 

Negotiating with Japan

Commentary by David Boling, (Mansfield Fellow 1999-2001)

 

Schoolyard Bickering Replacing Diplomacy Commentary by Weston Konishi

 

Analysts: Japan Getting Over ‘Nuclear Allergy’ Voice of America News, featuring Weston S. Konishi

 

Laboring over Immigration Policy Commentary by Jennifer Sklarew (Mansfield Fellow)

 

Same Bed, Different Nightmares: Diverging U.S. and South Korean Views of North Korea Commentary by L.Gordon Flake May 2005

 

Reintroducing Allies: U.S.-ROK Legislative Exchanges Commentary by L. Gordon Flake April 2005 (PDF file)

 

Passenger Rail Privatization: A Lesson from Japan Commentary by Robert Letteney (Mansfield Fellow, 2003-2005), April 2005 (HTML link)

 

Moral Hazard Alert: U.S. Perspectives on Inter-Korean Relations Commentary by L. Gordon Flake March 25, 2005 (PDF file)

 

Turning a Carrot into a Stick Commentary by Weston S. Konishi
February 15, 2005 (PDF file)

 

Harnessing the Talent of Women: Gender Equality in a Graying Society Commentary by Paige Cottingham-Streater February 17, 2005 (PDF file)

 

Perspectives on the Devastation in Aceh Commentary by Alfred Nakatsuma February 1, 2005 (PDF file)

Cautions on China's Urbanization Commentary by Guoming Wen January 11, 2005 (PDF file)

 

North Koreans for Kerry: Be Careful What You Wish For Commentary
L. Gordon Flake October 8, 2004 (PDF file)

 

The Ties That Bind: The Role of Exchanges in Strengthening U.S.-Japan Relations Commentary by Paige Cottingham-Streater for the Keizai Koho Center, August 2004 (PDF file)

 

Helping China Manage Energy Growth Commentary by William Chandler and Holly Gwin August 2004 (PDF file)

 

New! Survey on Health of the U.S.-Korean Alliance

Summary by L. Gordon Flake June 11, 2004 (PDF file)

 

The Future of Regional Security Cooperation, and Korea’s Role

Commentary from L. Gordon Flake October 9-10, 2003 (PDF file)

 

 

Weston Konishi writes for The Daily Yomiuri on an ongoing basis:

 

Washington Japanwatch August 30, 2005 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch August 26, 2005 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch May 31, 2005 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch April 25, 2005 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch April 2005 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch February 2005 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch December 2004 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch October 2004 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch July 2004 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch June 2004 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch April 2004 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch March 2004 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch December 2003 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch October 2003 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch August 2003 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch July 2003 (PDF file)

 

Washington Japanwatch May 2003 (PDF file)

 

 

 

Mansfield Foundation staff frequently speak, testify and write on U.S.-Asia relations, both in the United States and in Asia. We include some recent testimony and commentary below:

 

Testimony

 

Humanitarian Aid in North Korea

Testimony of L. Gordon Flake before the House Committee on International Relations, April 28, 2004 (PDF file)

 

China's Growth as a Regional Economic Power

Testimony of L. Gordon Flake before the Commission on U.S.-China Economic and Security Review, December 4, 2003 (PDF file)

 

 

 

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Mary-Jane Atwater

Director of Communications

The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation
1401 New York Ave. NW Suite 740
Washington, DC 20005
Telephone: (202) 347-1994
Fax: (202) 347-3941
matwater@mansfieldfdn.org


 

 

 

 

 

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