2021 celebrates sixty years of the Australia-Korea diplomatic relationship – sixty years of ‘benign neglect’.

Analysts should not expect Seoul to follow the same well-worn foreign policy path forever.

Tradition and modernity in South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Could an international commission be used to reduce tension on the Korean Peninsula?

Is Pyongyang different in Washington and Seoul? What US and South Korean discourse tells us about diplomacy with North Korea.

High connectivity, internet speed, smartphones, and social media usage, South Korea should be a leader in digital diplomacy. It's not. Why?

How does parliamentary diplomacy facilitate diplomatic interaction in South Korea? This study highlights processes and methods.

What measures could be undertaken to improve foreign policy continuity in South Korea?

This study focuses on the nuances of persuasive appeal in “stories”, which comprise a key component of the broader narrative of Australia.

Reputation is indeed a timeless feature that is intrinsic to frontline diplomacy.

Renewed interest in middle powers since the late 2000s has seen a surge in research.

Study exploring diplomatic style and its use as a means to provide analytical insight into a state’s foreign policy.

Like a carelessly broken window, unification will present the Korean consumer with a cost when it is least expected.

Scholars and practitioners have argued convincingly that there exists a distinct South Korean national style in negotiation.

Towards the end of 1997, amidst the seemingly momentous changes occurring on the Korean peninsula, the Nautilus Institute published an...

Stability in the Korean peninsula region is important to Australia's national interests.

The prospect of political change in North Korea is buoyed by media speculation regarding the health of Kim Jong-il.

Do middle powers have a role in aiding the progress of the Six Party Talks?

South Korea as a middle power: Capacity, behavior and now opportunity.

This research explores South Korea's attitudes towards Australia as a regional player in the East Asia Summit.