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Institute for Corean-American Studies
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John S. Park
Research Associate
Center for Conflict Analysis and Prevention
United States Institute of Peace
John Park, ICAS Fellow, focuses on Northeast Asian security issues and U.S. foreign policy
toward the region. John is the coordinator of USIP's Korea Working Group, a consultative
body comprising senior experts from the government and think tank communities. His
current research examines multilateral diplomatic efforts to resolve the North Korean
nuclear crisis. John has been conducting extensive research interviews with core
government policy advisers from each of the Six-Party Talks member countries. Prior
to joining USIP, John worked in Goldman Sachs's public finance group in New York.
Prior to that, he was the Project Leader of the North Korea Analysis Group, a 'Managing
the Atom' working group at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. John previously
worked in Goldman Sachs's M&A Advisory Group in Hong Kong and The Boston Consulting
Group's Financial Services Practice in Seoul. In both positions, he specialized
in post-Asian financial crisis economic restructuring in South Korea. John's writings
have appeared in Asian Wall Street Journal, International Herald Tribune, Korea
Times, Korea Herald, Globe and Mail, and Japan Times. He has also commentated on
the Six-Party Talks on BBC World Service, CNN, CNBC Asia, Bloomberg TV, NPR, and
Reuters.
John received his Ph.D. from Cambridge University. He completed his pre-doctoral
and post-doctoral training at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
at Harvard University.
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This page last updated 3/21/2017 jdb
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