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| Vol. 10, No. 2 (December 2012) | |
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| Illiberal Ends, Multilateral Means: Why Illiberal States Make Commitments to International Institutions | Chansoo Cho |
| Dilemma of Korea-China Relations with the Emergence of the G2 Era | Jung-Nam Lee |
| English and American Linguistic Hegemony: A Case Study of the Educational Testing Service | Yeonhee Yoo Gon Namkung |
| Revisiting China’s Economic Regulatory Reform | Yukyung Yeo |
| Public Diplomacy and South Korea’s Strategies | Yun Young Cho |
| Vol. 10, No. 1 (June 2012) | |
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| Conflict, International Response, and Forced Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa, 1980-2007 | Young Hoon Song |
| EU Referendums Framed by Domestic Politics: President’s Motivations and Voters’ Attitudes in France | Sangtu KO Geeyoung Hong |
| How to Deter North Korea's Military Provocations | Hong-Cheol Kim |
| Nationalist Princes and Patriotic Publics: Machiavelli and Rousseau’s Enduring Insights on Nationalism | Leif-Eric Easley |
| Non-traditional Security (NTS) in Central Asia: Contending Paradigms and Current Perspectives | Younkyoo Kim Stephen Blank |
| Vol. 9, No. 1 (June 2011) | |
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| Historical Animosity is What States Make of It: The Role of Morality and Realism in Korea-Japan Relations | Tae-Ryong Yoon |
| Scenario Construction and Its Implications for International Relations Research | Dong-ho Han |
| Engaging the DPRK Enrichment and Small LWR Program: What Would It Take? | David von Hippel Peter Hayes |
| North Korea and Crimes against Humanity: A ‘Responsibility to Protect’ Perspective | Yoojin Rhee |
| The Biggest Match of All: Football Clashes with HIV/AIDS | Mark W. Delancey |
| Volume 20, Number 3 (December 2022) | |
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| Understanding the Maintenance of Rivalries and Causes of Wars in the Middle East | Akbar Khan |
| An Empirical Analysis of the Determinants of Resource Distribution by the African Development Bank Group | Heon Joo Jung Eun Mi Kim |
| Beijing’s cultural diplomacy efforts in Pakistan: Building soft image through internet sources | Abdul Razaque Larik Shah Nawaz Mangi Syed Gulzar Ali Shah Bukhari |
| [Special Contribution] The Future of Political Science? | John Ishiyama |
| Volume 20, Number 1 (April 2022) | |
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| Democracy and Territorial Change | Ajin Choi |
| Can Digital Authoritarianism Deter Political Freedom?: Innovation in Digital Technology and Democratization | Yongjae Lee |
| Cambodia’s Foreign Policy Choice from 2010 to 2020: from Strategic Hedging to Bandwagoning | Chandy Doung William Kang Jaechun Kim |
| Two Imperative Situations and North Korea’s Diplomacy toward the United States: Rapprochement to Confrontational Diplomacy in the 1970s and the 1990s. | Seongryeol Kim |
| The Role of Russia in the Korean Peninsula Peace Regime | Iordanka Alexandrova |
| Volume 19, Number 2 (August 2021) | |
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| Alliance Vulnerability and its Remedies: Tracing the Abandonment of Kurds and South Korea Under the Trump Administration | Kiljoo Ban |
| South Korea’s High-Level Bilateral Meetings with African Countries Concerning Nuclear North Korea | Miyung Yoon Kyudeug Hwang |
| Political Framework of Green New Deal: A comparative analysis of the EU and US proposals | Taedong Lee Myungsung Kim Natalie Chifamba |
| Moralizing Pandemic: How Was HIV/AIDS Prioritized in Foreign Aid in the United States? | Youngsoo Kim |
| Volume 18, Number 3 (December 2020) | |
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| Who Supports the US-led Global Order? An Empirical Analysis Using Survey Data | Alec Chung |
| Discouraging the Bomb: U.S. Counterproliferation Success against Libya | Sunwoo Paek |
| Volume 18, Number 2 (April 2020) | |
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| Assessing Motives in Northeast Asian Aid Allocations: China, Japan and Korea as a Collective Group and as Individual Donors | Hyuk-Sang Sohn Seokwoo Kim Changbin Woo |
| Geostrategic Imperatives of Gwadar Port for China | Fakhar Hussain |
| Volume 18, Number 1 (April 2020) | |
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| Capability Distribution between Allies, Geographical Proximity and Alliance Duration | Jaewook Chung |
| Clashing Geostrategic Choices in East Asia, 2009-2015: Re-balancing, Wedge Strategy, and Hedging | Jahyun Chun Yangmo Ku |
| North Korea’s 2018 Foreign Policy U-turn: Using Levels of Analysis to Understand Kim Jong-un’s Rationale | Andrew S. Millard |
| Weapons Brushed By the Enemy: The Bounded Autonomy of Taiwan’s Middle Power Foreign Policy | Kyong Jun Choi |
| Volume 17, Number 2 (August 2019) | |
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| Bridging the Theorist-Practitioner Gap in IR: What are the Risks and Benefits? | Richard J. Cook Zhaoying Han Maximilian Ohle Srđan M. Jovanović |
| Do Norms Theories Matter?: Viability of Constructivist Approach for the Studies of Foreign Aid | Young Soo Kim Joongbum Shin |
| Effects of International Trade on East and Southeast Asians’ Views of China | Alec Chung |
| The convergence of public opinion and interest group lobbying and the disruption of the Trump administration in United States immigration policy | Jaeyeon Joo |
| The Intact Public Health Care System in Cuba: An Exploration of its Motivations and Transferability | So Youn Kim |
| Enforcement Credibility and Frequency of Negotiations in Civil Wars | Hojung Joo Taehee Whang |
| Volume 16, Number 2 (August 2018) | |
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| The Tianxia System and the Search for a Common Ground in the Comparative Ethics of War | Edmund Frettingham Yih-Jye Hwang |
| Jinwon Lee | |
| China’s Rhetorical Challenge to the US-led Order in the Asia-Pacific and the Response of Regional States | Jae Jeok Park |
| Democratization in Sub-Saharan Africa: An Empirical Analysis | Ho Keun Yoo Gyoosang Seol |
| Shin Haeng Lee | |
| Wooyeal Paik | |
| Volume 16, Number 1 (April 2018) | |
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| The Malaise of Globalization in East Asia: Income Inequality, Perceived State Capacity, and Anti-Establishment Attitudes | Mark Weatherall Min-Hua Huang Taehee Whang |
Perils of Transition: Korea and Taiwan Democratization Compared |
Hieyeon Keum Joel R. Campbell |
| Post-War Korean Conservatism, Japanese Statism, and the Legacy of President Park Chung-hee in South Korea | Minji Jeong Youseop Shin |
| North Korean Refugees in South Korea: Change and Challenge in Settlement Support Policy | Gyubin Choi |
| Kosuke Shimizu | |
| Kazuya Yamamoto | |
| Volume 15, Number 3 (December 2017) | |
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| Ethnic Exclusion, Armed Conflict, and Leader Survival | Hyun Jin Choi |
| First Missiles, then Nukes? Explaining the Connection between Missile Programs and the Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons | Bryan Robert Early Christopher Way |
| Understanding the Structures and Contents of National Interests-An Analysis of Structural Equation Modeling | Charles Chong-Han Wu |
| Institutions for European Energy Cooperation: Dyadic Data Analysis of Electricity Network Interconnections | Hyodong Sohn Taedong Lee |
| The Structural Sources of Security Tension in Northeast Asia: Reconciliation Dynamics and the Effects of Security-Status Dilemma | Kyu Young Lee Bumjoon Kwon |
| China’s Westward March: One Belt, One Road from Strategic Views | Chang-hoon Cha |
| Volume 15, Number 2 (August 2017) | |
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| Uncertainty in International Crises | Muhammet Bas Elena McLean Taehee Whang |
| The Economy, Corruption, and Conditional Voting: A Cross-National Analysis | Jungsub Shin |
| Digital Revolution or Digital Dominance? Regime Type, Internet Control, and Political Activism in East Asia | Min-Hua Huang Wen Hong |
| Legislative Gridlock, Executive Unilateralism, and Policy Governance: The Implications of U.S. Nuclear Power Policymaking for Korean Politics | Seong-Ho Lim |
| American Attitudes toward Free Trade Agreements | Taeeun Min |
| Bridging the Theoretical Gap between Public Diplomacy and Cultural Diplomacy | Hwajung Kim |
| Volume 15, Number 1 (April 2017) | |
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| Alliances Rebalanced? The Social Meaning of the U.S. Pivot and Allies’ Responses in Northeast Asia | Sebastian Harnisch Gordon Friedrichs |
| What Makes Autocracies’ Soft Power Strategies Special? Evidence from Russia and China | Artem Patalakh |
| The Pattern of North Korea’s Local Military Provocations | Sangbeom Yoo Sangjin Kim |
| Does Area Studies Need Theory? Revisiting the Debate on the Future of Area Studies | Vee Chansa-Ngavej Kyu Young Lee |
| News Consumption and Economic Voting: Does News Media Exposure Facilitate Economic Voting? | Han Soo Lee |
| Does Europe Matter in the European Electoral Arena? Populist Radical Right Party Support in the 2014 European Elections | Geeyoung Hong |
| Volume 14, Number 2 (August 2016) | |
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| Foreign Aid and Government Survival | Elena V. McLean Taehee Whang |
| Capability Change, Economic Dependence and Alliance Termination | Jaewook Chung |
| The Role of UN Commissions of Inquiry in Developing Global Human Rights: Prospects and Challenges | Hun Joon Kim |
| An Exploratory Analysis of the Political Economy of Inequality and Redistribution in Advanced Democracies | Yoojin Lim Hyeok Yong Kwon |
| How Aggressive Is China? | Amitai Etzioni |
| Growing Activism as Cooperation Facilitator: China-Japan-Korea Trilateralism and Korea’s Middle Power Diplomacy | Zhang Muhui |
| Migrant Remittances and Electoral Accountability: The Case of the Philippines | Yoon Ah Oh |
| Volume 14, Number 1 (April 2016) | |
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| The Heterarchic Structure of Twenty-First-Century International Governance | Jack Donnelly |
| More Unstable Internally, More Reliable Externally: South Korea’s Participation in the Vietnam War | Sung Chul Jung |
| Resolving the Korean Conflict through a Combination of Human Rights and Human Security | Bo-hyuk Suh |
| Japan’s Changing Defense Posture and Security Relations in East Asia Andrew R. Capistrano | Shuhei Kurizaki |
| Pipeline Politics between Europe and Russia: A Historical Review from the Cold War to the Post-Cold War | Jae-Seung Lee Daniel Connolly |
| Explaining the Maintenance Process of International Rivalries | Chaekwang You |
| The European Union’s Human Security Discourse: Conceptualization and Justification | Benjamin C. Thompson |
| Volume 13, Number 3 (December 2015) | |
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| East Asia, Investment, and International Law: Distinctive or Convergent? | Beth A. Simmons |
| Who Beats Plowshares into Swords? Determinants of Commitment to Ceasefire Agreements | Junghyun Lim Geunwook Lee |
| Situating Knowledge about North Korea: Tracing Mainstream Publications on a Topic in International Relations |
Max Nurnus Daniel Clausen |
| The Impact of Media Coverage on Ethnic Conflict between Japanese and Koreans in Japan |
Jeonghun Min |
| Russo-Japanese War Complex: A New Interpretation of Russia's Foreign Policy toward Korea |
Youngjun Kim |
| India-Pakistan: Emerging Trends in Strategic Dynamics |
Zulfqar Khan |
| Mass Responses to Growing Elite Polarization in the U.S.: Ideological Extremism and Political Awareness | Jae Mook Lee |
| Vol. 13, No. 1 (April 2015) | |
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| Norms Contestation: Insights from Morphogenesis Theory | Saira Bano |
| Is Liberal Peace Likely in Nuclear Asymmetry? | Jin Myoung Lee |
| Democratic Attitudes and Political Participation in the Developing World | Youngho Cho |
| Can Military Normalization in Japan and Opcon Transfer in South Korea Enhance Regional Stability? A Conflict Management Framework for Rivalry Dyads | Sean O’Malley |
| Why Doesn’t Asia Have European-Style Regional Integration? Inter-Core Relationships and Network Diffusion | Jong Hee Park B. K. Kim and Yumi Park |
| China’s Monetary Ambitions: RMB Internationalization in Comparative Perspective | Injoo Sohn |
| Does U.S. Soft Power Have Consequences for U.S. Security? Evidence from Popular Support for Suicide Bombing | Giacomo Chiozza |
| American Exceptionalism at a Crossroads | Seongjong Song |
| The Internal Supply-side causes for the Belated Rise of the Sweden Democrats | Nansae Bin Okyeon Yi |
| Vol. 12, No. 2 (December 2014) | |
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| GRIT at Panmunjom? How to Cope with Conflict in Northeast Asia | Walter Clemens |
| Cyber Security and Middle Power Diplomacy: A Network Perspective | Sangbae Kim |
| The Dilemma of Attraction-Autonomy Deficits: The Institutionalization of Human Rights in ASEAN | Ki-Hyun Bae |
| South Korea’s Failure to Implement “Defense Reform 2020” | Hwee Rhak Park |
| When Domestic Factors Matter: The Relocation of US Bases in Okinawa | Hyon Joo Yoo |
| The Politics of Foreign Aid in North Korea | Jiyoung Kim |
| Executive Strength, Executive-Legislative Relations, and Budget Deficits | Hojun Lee |
| Vol. 12, Special Issue (May 2014) | |
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| A Journal of Our Own Making | Seokwoo Kim |
| Theories of International Balancing, the Rise of China, and Political Alignments in the Asia Pacific | Joseph M. Grieco |
| Why Recognize? Explaining Victorian Britain’s Decision to Recognize the Sovereignty of Imperial Japan | Jacques E. C. Hymans |
| The Merchants of Shanghai, the Mandarins of Beijing: Economic Interdependence in Chinese Foreign Policy | Geunwook Lee |
| Rising China and the Evolution of China-North Korea Relations | Hochul Lee |
| Vol. 11, No. 2 (December 2013) | |
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| An Alternate Theory for the Acquisition of Arms to the Collective Goods Theory: A Structural Theory of Armaments | Heung Soo Sim |
| Network Analysis of Free Trade Agreements: Homophily and Transitivity | Taedong Lee Byoung-Inn Bai |
| State-led Back-scratching Alliance in Cyber Warfare: China’s Strategies in Sino-American Cyber Warfare in the Post-Cold War Era | SeulAh Choi Gon Namkung |
| Building Trust in Inter-Korean Relations: A Role for Renewable Energy? | Dean J. Ouellette |
| Enclave under Siege: International Norms and Challenges to the Indian Nuclear Complex | Karthika Sasikumar |
| Liberals, Kymlicka and Asian Immigrants’ Assimilation | Tae Eun Min |
| Vol. 21, No. 2 (August 2023) | |
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| CRUDE POWER: How Oil Affects Military Capacity and Institutions | Inwook Kim |
| The Moderating Effects of Official Development Assistance on the Relationship between Foreign Direct Investment and Human Development | Youngwan Kim Young Jun Cho |
| The Nord Stream Pipe Dream: How an Outdated Ostpolitik Misguided Germany’s Foreign Policy toward Russia | Hannes Mosler |
| Why Restrict Emigration: Autocrats’ Ideas in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan | Song Ha Joo |
