The Institute for Security and Development Policy is a Stockholm-based non-profit and non-partisan research and policy organization. ISDP is dedicated to expanding understanding of international affairs, focusing on the inter-relationship between security, conflict, and development. Asia is presently one of two of ISDP's major geographic areas of focus
Academic Resources
IPUS is an Institute for Seoul National University that conducts research projects not only focusing on inter-Korean relations and reunification issues but also on peace studies in general and their relevance to the complex peaceless situation on the Korean Peninsula.
IFES is affiliated with Kyungnam University and seeks to promote peace and unification of Korea through scholarly contributions focusing on the Korean peninsula and Northeast Asia.
FSI is a university-wide research and education institution at Stanford devoted to understanding the problems, policies, and processes that cross international borders and affect lives around the world.
This page on FAS's Website provides detailed technical information about the DPRK's invidual WMD programs, as well as links to additional resources.
The Ewha Institute of Unification Studies was founded as the research center of Graduate School of North Korean Studies to study issues regarding North Korea and the Unification of the two Koreas.
Engage DPRK is an interactive map providing information on foreign engagement in North Korea
NKDB is a South Korean foundation that was established investigate the realities of human rights infringements, to construct and maintain a human rights database through the North Korean Human Rights Archives, to relieve and prevent human rights abuse, to protect human rights abuse victims, and to support problem resolution.