Note: The following interview was published in the Yonsei Journal of International Studies Vol. 6 Issue 2 and can be found online
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Earlier today, January 27th, the Korea Times reported that the US Ambassador Mark Lippert reaffirmed the US’ support for the Murayama statement.
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Urbanization has been the engine of modernization in Europe. For most citizens today, every event from birth to the grave including education,
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Imagine yourself chatting with your home before you leave the office. Your home control panel will immediately communicate with an oven and
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For hundreds of years, people have been flocking to cities where jobs, ideas, and wealth are generated. Cities have been perceived as
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Multilateralism was believed to have returned from the grave, when delegates to the World Trade Organization (WTO) bragged of the Bali deal,
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While not an altogether new phenomenon, the nature of the US’ democratic system in terms of its responsiveness to the needs of
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As smartphones and wearable gadgets cascade into every crevice of life, the prospect of technological advances in mobile health (m-health) that will
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