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Research Professor, Humanities-Utmost-Sharing System Interdisciplinary Program on Climate Change, funded by the Ministry of Education, 🇰🇷, University of Ulsan

Daegu, Republic of Korea
Joined November 2011
Delighted to share our latest publication: "Reaching for the Past: North Korea's Engagement with Koreans in Japan". This study delves into Chongryon's enduring influence, exploring its unique role within the Korean diaspora in Japan since WWII. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… – at Ulsan, Republic of Korea
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Read now on Perspective on Politics: Film-Making the Nation Great Again: Audio-visualizing History in the Authoritarian Toolkit buff.ly/lFoMnLL
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✍️ Are you teaching a course or researching issues around authoritarianism? Check out our new resource compilation, with links in the thread below to our articles on the subject. 👇️
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35 years ago, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea & Republic of Korea joined the @UN . I wish the people across the Korean Peninsula lasting peace & prosperity.
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Recently published: Introduction to the Special Issue on Methodological Challenges and New Approaches to Data Collection and Analysis in the Context of War, Conflict, and Authoritarianism by Gulnaz Sharafutdinova and Maxim Alyukov doi.org/10.1525/cpcs.2026.31…
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The Call for Papers for the #IPSA2027 World Congress is now open! IPSA President-Elect Hasret Dikici Bilgin invites you to submit your proposals and take part in the global political science community gathering in Rome. 🌍 go.ipsa.org/Bz8P2f @siyasiilimlertd @BilginDikici
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Delighted to have taken part in #ESG2026, the Bath Conference on Earth System Governance at the University of Bath. A stimulating few days of presenting research, exchanging ideas, and engaging with scholars working at the forefront of climate and environmental governance.
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Glad to have presented “Fast Transition, Thin Democracy” at #ESG2026 in Bath. Excellent discussion on its conceptual relationship with environmental authoritarianism and on how to theorise policy backlash in the South Korean case. Much to develop.
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The Call for Papers for the 2027 IPSA World Congress is Now Open! ipsa.org/na/news/call-papers…
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Database of 6,671,784 Chinese documents, from central to local level, all machine-translated into English reconnectchina.org/
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Two years in the writing. Spanning two millennia of hope and despair. What it means to be left wing, now the totalitarian nightmare is over... or is it? geni.us/Redsorgsoc
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In “The Steppe and Its Empires,” Michael Khodarkovsky considers how the history of the Eurasian steppe influences Russia’s behavior in the present day. Read Ayşe Zarakol’s review: bit.ly/46t4R4h
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One of Hong Kong's leading pro-democracy activists, Joshua Wong, is expected to plead guilty to concocted charges as his only way to avoid a life prison sentence. Beijing is clearly terrified of independent pro-democracy voices like his. trib.al/qWUkNH0
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Ayşe Zarakol reviews “The Steppe and Its Empires” by Michael Khodarkovsky, which discusses how the legacy of Eurasian emperors and warlords may help explain Russia’s behavior today. foreignaffairs.com/reviews/m…
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The North Korean threat is growing, writes @osmastro, and it would be a mistake for the United States to step back from the Korean Peninsula “at this perilous moment.” foreignaffairs.com/china/kim…
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New book coming in September 2026. Drawing on the diaries of everyday farmers, Holly Stephens examines the introduction of scientific and commercial agriculture in Korea from the late nineteenth century through liberation from Japanese rule in 1945. yalebooks.yale.edu/.../978..…
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