The North East Asia Peace and Security Network (NAPSNet)
The Northeast Asia Peace and Security
Network (NAPSNet) is a non-governmental information network launched
by the Nautilus Institute in November 1993. NAPSNet publishes news
and analyses of political and security issues in North-East Asia and
aims to bring together non-proliferation specialists, regional
security experts, non-governmental organizations, and a variety of
other interested parties to provide a forum to exchange analyses,
explore ideas and promote dialogue on issues of peace, security and
nuclear non-proliferation in Northeast Asia.
The NAPSNet is produced in partnership with the University of San Francisco Center for the Pacific Rim, and includes contributions from collaborative partners.
The NAPSNet Daily Report provides daily summaries of current news, analysis and announcements on peace and security issues in the Northeast Asia.
Our Policy Forum publishes expert analysis and op-ed style pieces on security-related issues to Northeast Asia. Our goal is to facilitate a multilateral flow of information among an international network of policy-makers, analysts, scholars, media, and readers. Feedback, comments, responses from Policy Forum readers are highly encouraged.
Nautilus Institute Special Reports are longer, often more technical, documents consisting of detailed reports, government statements, and other documents relevant to security and peace in Northeast Asia.
You can sign up for NAPSNet here.
NAPSNet supports the Nautilus Institute’s East Asia Initiative.
More information on Nautilus Institute information services are available here.
If you have any questions please contact nautilus@nautilus.org.