Journal of East Asian Studies
"The Second Issue of 2019 Has Arrived!"
EAI is pleased to announce that the second 2019 issue of the Journal of East Asian Studies has been released. This issue contains five articles and five book reviews that cover a wide variety of political, social and economic themes in East Asia. The following topics are discussed in depth: the relationship between foreign direct investment and corruption in Vietnam, emerging collective identity among Chinese princelings, compliance to human rights law and its effects on reputation and credibility in US-South Korean relations, the impacts of rising inequality on class voting trends in South Korea, and the effects of policy changes on Official Development Assistance (ODA) disbursements as evidenced by the South Korean case. JEAS is devoted to publishing cutting-edge social science research on the Asia-Pacific region, and we invite you to explore this issue to gain insight into key issues that are influencing today’s world.
Working Paper
South Korea’s Tamed Populism: Popular Protests From Below and Populist Politics from the Top
"The Different Faces of Populism in Asian Democracies"
Working Paper
Populism in Taiwan: a Bottom-up Model
"The Bottom-Up Way to Protect Democracy: Populism in Taiwan"
Working Paper
Contemporary Populism and Democratic Challenges in the Philippines
"Weak Institutions and Strong Leaders: The Philippines' Populism"
Working Paper
The Changing Nature of Populism in Malaysia
"Is Malaysia Adopting a New Form of Populism from the U.S. and Europe?"
Global NK Commentary
What Trump Should Know After the Panmunjom Summit
"Trump and Kim: Where to Go After the Panmunjom Summit"
Global NK Commentary
Dear Prime Minister Abe, Help, Not Fight, President Moon to Help you on North Korea and the Olympics
"Help, Not Fight! Why Abe Needs Moon Now More than Ever"
Event
International Conference on "Citizen Perception on Yangon City’s Public Services: 2019 MDRN Survey"
"valuations and Recommendations for Yangon’s Public Service in light of Myanmar’s First Public Opinion Survey"
Event
KF Korea Workshop
"Foreign Residents Learning about Korea: The First Chapter"
Orientation
Lecture 1
Lecture 2
Lecture 3
Day Visit
Overnight Workshop
Event
Expert Seminar with Prof. Andrew Yeo
"Explaining development of Asian regional architecture through the lens of historical institutionalism"
Announcement
KF Korea Workshop
"Now Recruiting Participants for the Second KF Korea Workshop"
