Nonresident Senior Fellow

James E. Goodby

Nonresident Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy, Center for Northeast Asian Policy Studies

Jim Goodby is a specialist on nuclear nonproliferation and security issues in Northeast Asia, focusing particularly on the Korean peninsula. A former diplomat, he was involved in nuclear security issues and military affairs for the State Department.

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2008

The Emerging Architecture for Security and Cooperation in Northeast AsiaMarch 31, 2008

2007

Don't Expect Miracles in North Korea DealFebruary 20, 2007

U.S. Must Take Offensive Against Nuclear TerrorismFebruary 04, 2007

2006

Nuclear Nonproliferation's Missing LinkDecember 01, 2006

Creating a Peace Regime in KoreaMay 30, 2006

Linking Europe and Northeast AsiaFebruary 27, 2006

Chart New Course for Lasting PeaceFebruary 27, 2006

2005

Changing Course in Northeast AsiaDecember 27, 2005

Enlarge the North Korean ProblemJune 20, 2005

From Six Party Talks to a Regional Security MechanismMarch 24, 2005

Down to Basics in North KoreaFebruary 04, 2005

2004

The 'Libya Model' Could Help Disarm North KoreaSeptember 03, 2004

America and South Korea: An Alliance That Needs to Be MendedAugust 06, 2004

The U.S. is Losing Ground on Korea TalksJune 11, 2004

Nuclear Talks will Test Six Nations in BeijingFebruary 24, 2004

Negotiating With a Nation That's Really Gone NuclearFebruary 15, 2004

2003

A Chance To Turn the Nuclear TideAugust 05, 2003

North Korea: The Problem That Won't Go AwayMay 01, 2003

Time for Jaw-Jaw with North KoreaMarch 06, 2003

Playing the Long Game Is RiskyFebruary 20, 2003

North Korea: In 2003, Look Back to 1984January 29, 2003

Opportunity and DangerJanuary 17, 2003

Try To Engage with PyongyangJanuary 06, 2003

2002

A Northeast Asia Security ConferenceNovember 05, 2002

1999

A Stable Peace in Europe: Can the Continent Put War Behind It?June 01, 1999

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Research and Commentary

2008

The Emerging Architecture for Security and Cooperation in Northeast AsiaMarch 31, 2008

2007

Don't Expect Miracles in North Korea DealFebruary 20, 2007

U.S. Must Take Offensive Against Nuclear TerrorismFebruary 04, 2007

2006

Nuclear Nonproliferation's Missing LinkDecember 01, 2006

Creating a Peace Regime in KoreaMay 30, 2006

Linking Europe and Northeast AsiaFebruary 27, 2006

Chart New Course for Lasting PeaceFebruary 27, 2006

2005

Changing Course in Northeast AsiaDecember 27, 2005

Enlarge the North Korean ProblemJune 20, 2005

From Six Party Talks to a Regional Security MechanismMarch 24, 2005

Down to Basics in North KoreaFebruary 04, 2005

2004

The 'Libya Model' Could Help Disarm North KoreaSeptember 03, 2004

America and South Korea: An Alliance That Needs to Be MendedAugust 06, 2004

The U.S. is Losing Ground on Korea TalksJune 11, 2004

Nuclear Talks will Test Six Nations in BeijingFebruary 24, 2004

Negotiating With a Nation That's Really Gone NuclearFebruary 15, 2004

2003

A Chance To Turn the Nuclear TideAugust 05, 2003

North Korea: The Problem That Won't Go AwayMay 01, 2003

Time for Jaw-Jaw with North KoreaMarch 06, 2003

Playing the Long Game Is RiskyFebruary 20, 2003

North Korea: In 2003, Look Back to 1984January 29, 2003

Opportunity and DangerJanuary 17, 2003

Try To Engage with PyongyangJanuary 06, 2003

2002

A Northeast Asia Security ConferenceNovember 05, 2002

1999

A Stable Peace in Europe: Can the Continent Put War Behind It?June 01, 1999

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