ABSTRACT
Using Korea as a policy case, this article examines why an import-dependent but digitally capable Asian economy must prepare for climate-driven food-system shocks before they become visible food-security risks. Korea’s recent experience should not be read as a success story. It points...
Yeonjin Kang
Afflication
Department of Environment and Energy Engineering, Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST)Latest Submission of the Author
AI-Enabled Agri-Food Supply Chain Governance in the Era of Climate and Food Crises: Korea’s Policy Gaps, Anticipatory Risk Management, and Lessons