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Articles by Chris Steinitz
BETTER STRATEGY? IT'S ALL IN THE GAME(WARGAMING ROOM)
EDITOR’S NOTE: The current temporary theme we are using only credits a single guest. This episode featured Chris Steinitz, Erin Sullivan and Ron Granieri. Wargames can be incredible teaching and learning tools when they are built and utilized properly. They come in all shapes, sizes and colors and require a skilled hand in their creation.
Why It Is Hard to Get Both Koreas and America to Align in Favor of Peace
Editor's Note: As the world commemorates the 70th anniversary of the start of the Korean War, the Center for the National Interest’s Korean Studies team decided to ask dozens of the world’s top experts a simple question: Do you believe that the Korean War will finally come to an end before its next major anniversary in 2025? The below piece is an answer to that question. Please click here to see even more perspectives on this important topic.
Alternative Futures for the US-ROK Alliance: Will Things Fall Apart?
By: Clint Work May 7, 2020 Commentary Executive Summary Over the last several months, 38 North held discussions with a broad range of former high-level US and ROK political, diplomatic and military officials as well as various analysts and academics. The following key points emerged from our discussions: The US-ROK alliance faces several challenges to its continued cohesion, raising serious questions about its capacity to adapt to structural and strategic shifts buffeting the relationship.
Takeaways From the UN Panel of Experts Report: The Coast Is Clear
By: Joseph DeThomas May 5, 2020 Commentary, Foreign Affairs The president of the United Nations (UN) Security Council released the final report of the UN Panel of Experts on North Korea on April 13.[1] The takeaways are clear if not very welcome for champions of sanctions who believe that turning up the screws on “maximum pressure” will force North Korea to capitulate to US demands on denuclearization: North Korea has managed to develop successful evasion strategies to cope with the most...
Does Kim Jong Un Have a Succession Plan?
By: Chris Steinitz, Ken Gause and Elizabeth Yang May 1, 2020 Commentary, Domestic Affairs (Source: Rodong Sinmun) Kim Jong Un has not been seen in public since April 11, feeding considerable speculation about his well-being and the future of the North Korean regime. Regardless of the rumors, recent events have exposed the fact that the outside world has given very little consideration to the matter of North Korean succession.
Four Possible Post-Kim Jong-un Regimes - The Peninsula
By Ken Gause, Chris Steinitz, and Elizabeth Yang Over the last week, there has been a raft of speculation across the Pyongyang watching community about the health and whereabouts of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un. The spate of articles that have appeared in the international media have tended to focus on theories surrounding Kim’s health (including that he is dead) as well as possible successors.
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