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Northeast Asia
From its headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, the Nautilus Institute's Northeast Asian node is building a regional network of partners to help solve global problems such as nuclear proliferation, energy insecurity, and climate change.
Staff
Regular Staff:
- Yi Kiho, Director
- Timothy Savage, Deputy Director
- Kim Jeeyeon, Secretary General
Interns:
Jeevan Baniya, Choi Junseok, Kim Gayeon, Lee Kichan, Lee Yura, Roh Dasol
Projects
Northeast Asia Peace & Security Network (NAPSNet).
The NAPSNet Daily Report is produced collaboratively by the Nautilus nodes in Seoul, South Korea, and San Francisco, California, and includes contributions from collaborative partners in Canada and the People's Republic of China. The NAPSNet Daily Report, produced since 1993, provides summaries of current news, analysis and announcements on peace and security issues in the Northeast Asia region. The Daily Report and other NAPSNet materials are distributed free by email to subscribed recipients.
East Asia Civil Society Initiative
This East Asia Civil Society Initiative explores the role of networks led by civil society to help solve global problems in the region. Over the next three years, the project will bring together researchers from South Korea, Japan, and China to map the causal complexity of the relationship between global problems and adaptation to climate change. The first year will look at the effect of climate change on energy security, nuclear proliferation, and urban insecurity. Future years will expand the scope to examine disease pandemics, global wetlands, poverty reduction, and the new generation of leadership in East Asia.
Civil Society Monitoring and Verification Network
The Civil Society Monitoring and Verification Network draws on transnational civil society networks to hold up a "mirror" to reflect back to influential South Korean and Japanese policy and decision-makers at many levels of society the totality of what they are saying and doing with regard to nuclear weapons, and how this is viewed externally; and thereby increase the accountability of decision makers in Japan and Korea to constituencies inside and outside of their countries affected by pro- and anti-nuclear weapons decisions.
Global Nuclear Futures Briefing Book
The Global Nuclear Futures Briefing Book aims to inform the debate over the future of nuclear power and proliferation by including expert analysis from a variety of perspectives, pro- and anti-nuclear, government and non-government. It covers a variety of technical and policy issues, as well as country-specific topics. The Briefing Book covers these issues from the perspectives of country studies, policy issues, and technical aspects, incorporating a diversity of views.
Contact Us
Nautilus Institute in Seoul
Hangeul Hall room 503, 58-14
Sinmun-ro 1(il)-ga, Jongno-gu, Seoul
110-061 Republic of Korea
Phone: +82 (0)70-7504-9122
Email: seoul@nautilus.org