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“Our teachers deserve better”; Yonsei KLI Teacher Protests

June 30, 2022 Ashley Chong 0

On the day of Yonsei’s 137th anniversary celebration, I went to a protest. It was organized by Yonsei’s Korean Language Institute (KLI) and the theme […]

Unification Of The Two Koreas: An Economic Approach 

January 26, 2022 Do Hwi Choi 0

Unification of the two Koreas entails an integration of two extremely divergent political systems. As Article 1 of North Korea’s Constitution states that it is […]

Humanity In Coverage: Activists In Asia You Should Know

December 30, 2021 Matthew F. Fleming 0

Importance of Humanity in Coverage In today’s world, it’s becoming increasingly common and easy to detach from the news stories and conversations we come across […]

The Olympics’ Toxic Relationship: Examining S. Korea’s Issue With Food From Fukushima

October 27, 2021 Matthew F. Fleming 0

The Olympics as a Political Platform If you had billions of eyes on you from around the world for a moment in time, what would […]

Moon’s Unfinished Assignment On Reunification: Why The 2030 Generation Is Giving A Cold Shoulder

October 13, 2021 Do Hwi Choi 0

Months into the protests of the Candlelight Movement brought about a change in a new administration and by the time it was spring of the […]

Public Diplomacy: A People’s Way Forward for India and South Korea?

September 23, 2021 NOVAsia Contributor 0

Indo-Korea and Contemporary World Affairs In today’s geopolitical environment, India and the Republic of Korea’s (hereafter ROK) bilateral relations are flourishing, especially in economic sectors […]

Hibakusha: Contextualizing Japan’s Relationship with Nuclear Radiation

September 15, 2021 Matthew F. Fleming 0

Introduction To Japan’s Relationship with Nuclear Radiation Across history, Japan remains a tragically unique case as the only country to fully experience the actual cost […]

Countering Oppressive Ideologies: Reasons Why India Cannot Write off Liberal Arts and the Social Sciences

July 21, 2021 Cherian Sangma 0

Source: DNAIndia In today’s digital era, where information is at everyone’s fingertips, one thing lacking in cyberspace may be the critical thinking to discriminate between […]

Myanmar in 2021 Bears Striking Resemblance to South Korea in the 1980s

May 20, 2021 NOVAsia Contributor 0

Myanmar nun pleads with police to stop bloodshed.  Image via Mashable SE Asia.   This article was originally posted on The Peninsula Report and has been […]

Not Your Punchline or ‘Happy Ending’ – the Mediatization of Asian-American Identities and Hate Crimes

March 24, 2021 Simone Liew 0

A protester holds a “hate has no place” sign during the We Are Not Silent rally. Image via AFP. On March 16, 2021,  a white […]

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