Joseph LeGer

Joseph LeGer is a Professor of International Relations and U.S. Government in Political Science. His research areas include the Middle East, asymmetric warfare, and constitutional government.

3 Articles

Blood Money: Kim Jong Un’s Profitable Alliance with Russia’s War Effort

"With Russia on his side, Kim can more freely test weapons, provoke South Korea, or even openly test nuclear weapons. Any attempts to sanction or restrict North Korea would face obstacles with Russia ready to veto at the U.N." -Joseph LeGer

North Korea 2 min read

Gun Clips and Money Clips: How the Russia-Ukraine War is Making North Korea Even More Dangerous on the International Stage

"Although the prospect of World War III may be slim, it is an unsettling possibility that must be taken seriously. Should such a conflict emerge, it would have catastrophic global implications, potentially affecting up to 70% of the world’s population." -Joseph R. LeGer

North Korea 4 min read

The Antichrist of the Indo-Pacific: The North Korean Kim Dynasty

"A reasonable argument might be that someone may be better off being a Christian under Taliban rule in Afghanistan than being a Christian in North Korea, although neither scenario sounds appealing." - Joseph R. LeGer

North Korea 4 min read