Episode 11: North Korea: Beyond the Headlines – Unveil the Reality with Glyn Ford. Join us for an enlightening episode with Glyn Ford, a world-renowned expert on North Korea, as he peels back the layers of sensational headlines to reveal the complex dynamics shaping the future of the DPRK. With nearly 50 visits to North Korea, Mr. Ford brings unparalleled insights into the regime’s motivations, challenges, and potential paths.
In this exclusive webinar, you will have the opportunity to:
- Delve into the nuanced political, social, and economic landscape of North Korea beyond the nuclear rhetoric.
- Unpack recent developments, including the implications of the “main enemy” designation.
- Explore innovative solutions through Mr. Ford’s experiences with Track2Asia diplomacy and soft power initiatives.
Don’t miss this chance to gain a deeper understanding of North Korea from two of the field’s most distinguished experts.
- Tuesday, February 27, 2024
1500-1600 Honolulu
1700-1800 US West Coast
2000-2100 US East Coast - Wednesday, February 28, 2024
0700-0800 Dhaka
0800-0900 Jakarta
1000-1100 Seoul/Tokyo
1300-1400 Suva - Register to watch on zoom
Episode 9: Fishing for Security from Sea Slavery, featuring Anny Barlow and host Professor James Minnich. This episode delves into the complex world of maritime security, highlighting the pressing issues of forced labor and illegal fishing practices. Anny Barlow, with her unique combination of expertise in physical oceanography and direct experience in commercial fishing and business consulting, offers a deep understanding of the challenges and solutions in this field. Key discussion points will include the impact of illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing on global security, innovative strategies to combat forced labor in the fishing industry, and the role of multinational corporations in fostering ethical and sustainable ocean use. This webinar is essential viewing for those passionate about the nexus of human rights, environmental sustainability, and maritime security.
- Monday, February 26, 2024
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The Maldives may be small, but it’s shaping big-power dynamics in the Indian Ocean. Dr. Andrea Malji unpacks how Malé leverages geography, diplomacy, and economic strategy to assert its agency amid intensifying competition.
August 11, 2025, 03:00 pm in Hawaii
As wartime OPCON transfer looms, the ROK–U.S. alliance is at a historic inflection point. In Episode 50 of Dialogue, Dr. Clint Work joins Dr. James M. Minnich to examine how this pivotal shift could redefine command structures, strategic priorities, and the alliance’s very foundation.
August 25, 2025, 03:00 pm in Hawaii
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