[Book] Peace and Conflict in a Changing World
A new publication by Kim Dong Jin, David Mitchell, and Gillian Wylie on key issues in Peace Studies.
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A new publication by Kim Dong Jin, David Mitchell, and Gillian Wylie on key issues in Peace Studies.
The new paper submission deadline on December 31, 2024!
Dr. Gabriela Bernal examines President Yoon's declaration of martial law in early December, highlighting its echoes of historical abuses to suppress dissent.
Dan Gudgeon writes about the anti-communist logic behind the martial law declaration in South Korea to root out "anti-state forces."
The American Friends Service Committee looks back at the history of its Korea International Affairs Program.
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