Interview with Professor Jeong Yeon Lee
Professor Jeong Yeon Lee has been with Yonsei GSIS since 2004, teaching a variety of economics-related courses at GSIS....
The Peaks and Troughs of the Mongolian Economy
Over the past decades, the Mongolian economy has been very volatile. Before the fall of the Soviet Union in...
Europe’s Migrant Crisis – of the 5th Century
Rome was not built in a day, the saying goes. Yet the idea of a rapid “fall of Rome”...
The March of the Righteous
Seventy years ago, on April 30th, 1945, Hitler committed suicide together with Eva Braun, marking the end of what...
Multiculturalism in Modern Korea
In preparation for this year’s Chuseok, married migrant women in Ulsan were busy participating in a social event run...
The City of Dohuk – Iraq
With a small population of around 400,000, Dohuk is one of the smallest cities in Iraq. The city of...
The End of Pacifism? Or Japan as a “Normal” Country?
On August 30, 2015, tens of thousands of Japanese citizens, young and old alike, gathered in front of the...
The Good, The Bad, and The Refugees
No matter where you look, from shocking pictures and TV reports to newspapers and radio, the current influx of...
Nigeria, the Troubled Economic Giant
The Modern Portfolio Theory in the early 1970s argued that investors should invest in Asian and Latin American stock...
Regulate or Terminate: How do we deal with autonomous weapons systems?
In war, overpowering an opponent to the point of surrender requires the tools, knowledge, and actions that can induce...