Exploring Trump’s National Security Strategy, Korea Peace Study Group, Feb 13 @ 8 pm ET

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Photo by delfi de la Rua on Unsplash

At the end of 2025, the White House released its National Security Strategy, making a shift toward focusing on the Western hemisphere, in what the document calls the “Trump Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine.”

We’ll be diving into that National Security Strategy in our study group this month, what our President refers to as the “Donroe Doctrine.”

Please take some time to read through this 29 page document if you are able, and make notes on what stands out to you – particularly trends you see emerging and how they relate to Asia at large and Korea in particular. After summarizing the document in our next study session, we will dive into discussion of the particulars.

Although this is not a fun read, it gives insight into current US decision making – and we can benefit from critically analyzing this.

Join us on Friday, February 13 at 5 pm PT / 8 pm ET
(Sat, Feb 14 at 10 am Korea) at the following link: tinyurl.com/KoreaPeaceStudyGroup


MORE FROM THE KOREA PEACE STUDY GROUP

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In our March 2026 study session, Dr. Merose Hwang leads a discussion exploring historic spaces carved out between the poles of imperialism and nationalism and modern Korean spaces that seek to defy definition.

Donroe Doctrine: Pivot to the Americas?

In the February 2026 session of Korea Peace Study Group, learn about the US’ new National Security Strategy and its implications for our unended work for peace on the Korean Peninsula.

Join us in 2026 for Korea peace studies?

Would you join us for Korea peace studies in 2026? You could choose an interesting book to read with friends – OR, review original sources and literature to build out a presentation on any topic related to Korea peace.

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