Dr. Soo-hyun Lee is an Assistant Professor of international economic law at the University of Suwon in South Korea. Prior, he was a postdoctoral scholar at the University of Tokyo, a Research Associate at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies, and has more than ten years of professional experience in the United Nations. He is also an advisor to Information Symmetry (lawandpolicy.info), a law and policy analysis firm that specializes in sustainable finance.
Stricter disclosure requirements in the EU and US force South Korean firms to adapt quickly or risk losing ground
As Seoul confronts new geopolitical and economic realities, it quietly ends a long-standing trade policy
Due to potential policy shifts, firms like Samsung Electronics weigh costs and benefits of investing in Japan
Seoul’s cautious approach has seen it position itself as supplier of key tech while continuing to rely on fossil fuels
Policymakers often lump multiple objectives in single basket, streamlining legal changes but increasing inefficiency
Seoul’s robust alignment with international standards gives it a distinctive edge in dialogue with Indo-Pacific states
Despite the ease of attracting political support and funding, merging economic and environmental goals could backfire
Seoul seeks to mitigate impact on exporters of EU’s carbon adjustment mechanism, but doing so could create new problems
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