Simone Chun

Simone Chun is a researcher and activist focusing on inter-Korean relations and U.S. foreign policy in the Korean Peninsula. She currently serves on the Korea Policy Institute Board of Directors and the advisory board for CODEPINK. She has over 20 years of teaching and research experience in the United States and has been a central contributor to the creation of a number of interdisciplinary Asian and Korean Studies degree programs. She has served as an assistant professor at Suffolk University, an associate-in-research at Harvard University’s Korea Institute, and a lecturer at Northeastern University. Follow her on Twitter at@simonechun.

Hanging by a Thread: US-led War Drills in the Korean Peninsula and the Threat of Global Nuclear War

Axis Of War: The Japan-Korea-US Alliance

The Korean Peninsula and the US Drumbeat to War in East Asia

2022 South Korean Presidential Elections:  No Public Mandate for a Hawkish Pivot

The 2022 South Korean Presidential Election: WIll Koreans Choose Pragmatism or Saber-Rattling?

The Papal Vision for Peace in the Korean Peninsula

Time to Suspend the US-ROK Joint Military Exercises?

The Real Danger of the Pentagon’s New Indo-Pacific Plan 

Biden’s Hawkish Cabinet Portends Renewed US Militarism in Northeast Asia 

Demand That the UN Command Stop Infringing on Korea’s Sovereignty

Appeal for Humanitarian Diplomacy in the Korean Peninsula

Sea of Tears: The Tragedy of Families Split by the Korean War

Toward a Truly Indigenous Peace in the Korean Peninsula