May 03, 2024

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Edward Howell

Edward Howell

Edward Howell is a lecturer in politics at the University of Oxford, and a contributor to the Economist Intelligence Unit. His research focuses on U.S.-DPRK and inter-Korean relations, North Korea’s nuclear politics and the international relations of East Asia.

Analysis

North Korean think tank statement shows focus on U.S. ‘hostile policy’ prevails

Even in a post-COVID world, one thing seems certain: for Pyongyang, the U.S. ‘hostile policy’ will remain

Edward HowellEdward HowellJune 28, 2020
Analysis

DPRK-U.S. dialogue: where things stand

North Korea's self-perception as nuclear power looms over peace process

Edward HowellEdward HowellAugust 17, 2018
Analysis

Inter-Korean economic cooperation: more myth than reality?

Any future projects will likely need to be tied to concrete action towards denuclearization

Edward HowellEdward HowellJuly 3, 2018
Analysis

Mr. Moon goes to Washington: why the South Korean President held talks with Trump

As relations with North Korea soured, the ROK leader sought to rebuild bridges

Edward HowellEdward HowellMay 24, 2018