The Olympic Truce Legacy: From Ancient Olympia to Pyeongchang and Beyond
Ancient Olympics and Olympic Truce According to the Ancient Greek myth, the Ancient Olympic Games began in 776 B.C....
S4;E4: Yonsei and Ewha Students Discuss Women Studies
Season 4, Episode 4: features two guests from Ewha Womans University, Kula and Victoria, and a junior editor from...
Mission Impossible?: Refugees Seeking The Korean Dream
On August 26, nearly 400 hopeful Afghan refugees landed at the Incheon International Airport following the crisis in the...
S4;E3: Home Away From Home: Latin American Students Discuss Their Life Abroad In South Korea
Season 4; Episode 3: From telenovelas to Día de Muertos. What are some cultural aspects that Latin Americans share?...
“Hocus-Focus!” The Influence of Media & Cultural Totems in International Politics
Some images are etched into our mind as sacrosanct; irreversible and eternal. For instance, one cannot imagine the Dalai...
Season 4, Episode 2: Thailand: Culture, Food, and the Longest Name in the World
Season 4, Episode 2: features one guest from Yonsei University, Eunji Mahitthafongkul. In this episode Eunji and Kanink,...
The Olympics’ Toxic Relationship: Examining S. Korea’s Issue With Food From Fukushima
The Olympics as a Political Platform If you had billions of eyes on you from around the world for...
Public Diplomacy: A People’s Way Forward for India and South Korea?
Indo-Korea and Contemporary World Affairs In today’s geopolitical environment, India and the Republic of Korea’s (hereafter ROK) bilateral relations...
Hibakusha: Contextualizing Japan’s Relationship with Nuclear Radiation
Introduction To Japan’s Relationship with Nuclear Radiation Across history, Japan remains a tragically unique case as the only country...
Behind Closed Doors: The Paradox of Korea’s Hidden and Public Crimes
On March 31st, 2021 a young man was tied up naked inside a bathroom located in Yeonnam-dong, one of...