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Publication of Peace Studies Vol. 30. No. 1 (Spring, 2022)

The new Spring issue (Vol. 30, No. 1) of Peace Studies, a KCI-listed journal published twice a year by the Peace and Democracy Institute, Korea University, was recently released. The articles are available via dbpia.

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  • The Birth of Taiwanese?: The Spread of Collective Norms and Identity Change from the Perspective of ‘Expansion of Autonomy’┃ Key Young Son
  • The Development of the US Cybersecurity Strategy: Historical Overview and Cyberspace Solarium Commision Report ┃ Jin Suk Byun
  • India’s China Strategy ┃ Yong Soo Park
  • Tracing North Korea’s A2/AD Strategy and Security Implications ┃ Kil Joo Ban

We thank all authors for the submissions.

[Yun Posun Democracy Research Institute] Paper Contest

The Yun Posun Democracy Research Institute announces a contest for papers on the subject of Korean democracy for undergraduate and graduate students.

Who can apply: Domestic and international undergraduate and graduate students

Subject: Korean democracy

Application period: March 2 – August 26 (midnight)

Awards: First prize (1 paper/Presidential Commendation and 3,000,000KRW); Second prize (1 paper/Director’s Commendation and 2,000,000KRW); Third prize (2 papers/Chairman of the screening committee’s Commendation and 1,000,000KRW each)

Further details: Go to contest main page

 

[Pol in Love] Fall 2021 Round Table

The Peace and Democracy Institute launched the Pol in Love program jointly with the Department of Political Science and International Relations (PSIR) to strengthen the relationship between students and department alumni.

During the semester nine undergraduate students have been conducting interviews with prominent graduates of PSIR.

The Pol in Love team will hold a round table on February 23, 9:00-10:30 pm, to present the results of the interviews held in 2021 and reveal the plans for 2022. Considering the safety of all participants, the event will take place online via Zoom (link). We invite all interested students and alumni to participate. We welcome all suggestions and advice.

Date and time: February 23, 2022, 21:00–10:30

Zoom link: https://korea-ac-kr.zoom.us/j/89761604798?pwd=SjVTVjB4SkN2RzkydnNlUCsvaUNtQT09

Meeting ID:  897 6160 4798

Password: B4YinYvrPL

[Peace Studies] Call for Papers for Spring 2022 (Vol. 30, No.1)

Peace Studies, a KCI-listed journal published biannually by the Peace & Democracy Institute (on April 30 and October 30), is pleased to invite submissions for the Spring issue of 2022.

Peace Studies publishes academic papers related to peace in a broad sense. It covers various research topics related to political, economic, and social conflict and cooperation within countries, as well as structural, institutional, and normative approaches to international conflict resolution.

Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis in both Korean and English. If you wish to submit a manuscript, please use the online paper submission system https://peacestudies-ku.jams.or.kr/. Please refer to the Author’s Guide for paper preparation instructions.

The submission deadline for the 2022 Spring issue is midnight on March 1, 2022 (Friday).

If you have any questions regarding the submission process, please contact us at peacestudies1@gmail.com.

Thank you for your continued interest in Peace Studies.

Submission guidelines

Publication of Peace Studies Vol. 29. No. 2 (Autumn, 2021)

The new Autumn issue (Vol. 29, No. 2) of Peace Studies, a KCI-listed journal published twice a year by the Peace and Democracy Institute, Korea University, was recently released. The articles are available via dbpia.

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  • Middle Power Geopolitics and South Korea’s Force Planning: Tracing an Endogenous Factor of Politics to Acquire a Light Aircraft Carrier and Nuclear-powered Submarines ┃ Kil Joo Ban
  • Politicizing Science in Response to Pandemics: Lessons Learned from Reagan to AIDS for the Trump’s Leadership Failure to COVID-19 ┃ Young Soo Kim
  • Rawls’s Succession and Development of Just War Theory ┃ Jihoon Lin
  • Policy Orientation of Xi Jinping regime in China: Comparison with Hu Jintao regime ┃ Jang-Hwan Joo
  • The Hegemonic Instability of the International Monetary System and the Reemergence of Capital Controls after the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 ┃Jaehwan Jung

We thank all authors for the submissions.

[Pol in Love] Korea University – Yonsei University Joint Seminar

During a preparatory meeting on August 21, students from Korea University and Yonsei University agreed to launch a series of seminars on the subject of ‘Peace and Democracy’, where they will exchange opinions on various topics such as politics, diplomacy, and social issues. The first joint seminar will be held this Friday, October 29th at 10 PM on Zoom. The topic of discussion will be ‘Examination of the possibility of humanitarian intervention in North Korean human rights issues.’ We look forward to your interest and participation.

[Peace Studies] Call for Papers for Autumn 2021 (Vol. 29, No.2)

Peace Studies, a KCI-listed journal published biannually by the Peace & Democracy Institute (on April 30 and October 30), is pleased to invite submissions for the Autumn issue of 2021.

Peace Studies publishes academic papers related to peace in a broad sense. It covers various research topics related to political, economic, and social conflict and cooperation within countries, as well as structural, institutional, and normative approaches to international conflict resolution.

Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis in both Korean and English. If you wish to submit a manuscript, please use the online paper submission system https://peacestudies-ku.jams.or.kr/. Please refer to the Author’s Guide for paper preparation instructions.

The submission deadline for the 2021 Autumn issue is midnight on September 10, 2021 (Friday).

If you have any questions regarding the submission process, please contact us at peacestudies1@gmail.com.

Thank you for your continued interest in Peace Studies.

Professor Hun Joon Kim was appointed as editor-in-chief of Peace Studies

Professor Hun Joon Kim was appointed as the editor-in-chief of Peace Studies on July 1, 2021. We thank Professor Jai-Kwan Jung for his dedication as editor-in-chief for the past three years.

2021 Cybersecurity Paper Contest

  • Organizer: Korea Institute of Information Security & Cryptology, Korean Association of World Politics of Information
  • Topics: Technology – all areas of cybersecurity (system security, network security, applied security ) and converged security, industrial security- cybersecurity policy (ethics, law, organization, national strategy, international conflict, international cooperation and governance…)
  • Paper submission period: June 14 – July 31, 2021
  • Eligibility: national and international undergraduate and graduate students
  • Format: refer to the Korea Institute of Information Security & Cryptology: 12 pages – conform to the Korean Association of World Politics of Information: 15 pages
  • Awards: 20 prizes in total. Grand prize (2 awards: Korean Association of Institute of Information Security and Cryptology award and Korean Association of World Politics of Information award / 5 million won each), Second best prize (4 awards / 3 million won each) and Encouragement prize (10 awards, 500,000 won each)

For further inquiries, please contact cyber.kiisc@gmail.com and kawpi@snu.ac.kr