KOREA POLICY REVIEW

We are pleased to announce the launching of the Korea Policy Review, a non-partisan and student-run policy journal to be published at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. The first edition is set to be coming out in September 2005.

This journal is intended to serve as a bridge for discussion, the exchange of ideas and the examination of policy issues contributing to Korea-United States relationship. It will create a forum for students, academics and practitioners to share their views and insights on a wide range of topics, including social, economic and political issues impacting policymaking. We believe this publication will allow us to further educate one another through our writings, and will foster an on-going dialogue about Korea and the United States.

Dean Ellwood's Congratulatory Note
The inaugural issue of the Korean Policy Review is an example of the Kennedy School's effort to bring together ideas that contribute to the development of international policy thought. Through their work, Kennedy School students share innovative thinking on public policy issues specific to the Korean peninsula. They embody the School's mission to advance the public interest through scholarship and leadership. I congratulate them and the contributing authors on this great accomplishment.

David T. Ellwood

President Lawrence Summers' Congratulatory Note - pdf file