Ben Sando
The author is a Research Fellow at the Yonsei Institute for Sinology in Seoul, South Korea. He previously worked for the National Assembly Research Service in Seoul, investigating the U.S.-Korea alliance. His work has been published by the Council on Foreign Relations. Ben holds a Bachelor's in International Relations from Stanford University, with a minor in Mechanical Engineering. He is a U.S. citizen.
The Collapse of the Korean Peace Initiative Buys the U.S. Crucial Time
Most onlookers reacted to North Korea’s demolition of the Kaesong Joint Liaison Office with dejection. When the Liaison Office went down in smoke, so...
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