Professional Affiliation
Former Deputy Spokesperson, Ministry of Unification, Republic of Korea.
Expert Bio
Soojin Park is a non-resident Global Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, building upon her previous role as Public Policy Fellow (2017-2022) in residence at the Woodrow Wilson Center’s History and Public Policy Program and Asia Program. Her area of research is governance, development strategies, public-private partnerships, and international political economy with regional focus on Asia and two Koreas in particular. Previously she worked in the South Korean government at the Ministry of Unification (2011-2016) dealing with North Korea and inter-Korean relations and as broadcast journalist and host of foreign affairs weekly program at Arirang TV in her first career.
Park has a bachelor’s degree in English Language and Literature from Yonsei University in Korea and a master’s degree in Communication with emphasis on Public Affairs & Issue Management from Purdue University.
Wilson Center Project
“Settling Peace on the Korean Peninsula and Beyond”
Insight & Analysis by Soojin Park
- Blog post
- Modern Korean History
More Than Leaflets: What’s Behind North Korea’s Threats and Provocations?

- Blog post
- Elections
South Korea’s Parliamentary Elections: Key Variables and Their Implications

- Article
- Nuclear Proliferation/Non-proliferation
Wilson Center Experts React to Breakdown of Trump-Kim Summit

- Blog post
- Modern Korean History
‘Farewell Reunions’: Time is running out for Korea’s divided families
