Political Capitalism Series – Chapter I: From Markets to Privilege: Political Capitalism in Trump’s America and Chaebol Korea

I. The Neutral State as Referee In a healthy market economy, the state acts as a referee. It establishes the rules—antitrust legislation, consumer protection regimes, and financial regulatory frameworks—and then steps behind the curtain, allowing firms to compete within those boundaries. The authority of the state derives from its neutrality, not from any preference for […]

War cries or political posturing? Understanding North Korea’s latest threats for war.

Madeleine discusses the legitimacy of the war threats from North Korea’s government.

South Korea’s fatal crowd crush – how can you protect yourself in a crowd?

North Korea: Sabre-Rattling and Submarines

Done watching Squid Game? Why not try reading Korean poetry?