How Liberals Learned to Love Fox News
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Donald Kirk – Kim Dae-Jung and Sunshine
In 2000, then President Kim Dae-Jung became the first Korean to receive a Nobel Prize, for his life’s work dedicated to democracy
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” seems to be
The Will of the State: North Korean Forced Labour
The 2014 report of the United Nations Commission of Inquiry on human rights in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) laid
Israel’s Other Human Rights Catastrophe: The Negev Bedouin
The plight of the Negev Bedouin continued as Israel’s Supreme Court recently ruled that the village of Umm al-Hiran would be destroyed and
Bringing Football to Asia
Chinese president Xi Jinping has set his country’s national football team three targets to aim for: qualify for the FIFA World Cup,
Decentralization Process in Peru
Ideally the modern state is supposed to generate the necessary basic conditions for its citizen’s wellbeing and continuously improve its own systems
Something’s Rotten in Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley has long been trumpeted as both the ideal and center of America’s entrepreneurial energies and business acumen. It has been an
Rising Challenges for Urban Refugees Under Thai Military Junta
Images of elephant rides through the jungle, bustling markets, and sipping a Singha on a white sand beach are often what come
A Needed Inquiry: Interview with The Hon Michael Kirby
Note: The following interview was published in the Yonsei Journal of International Studies Vol. 6 Issue 2 and can be found online