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Tag Archives: Se-Woong Koo
JCA Prize 2017
The Editors of the Journal of Contemporary Asia are pleased to announce the annual award for the best article published in 2016. The judging panel awarded the Journal of Contemporary Asia Prize of $1,000, a letter of commendation and a … Continue reading
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On South Korea’s politics
JCA author Se-Woong Koo has been writing on contemporary politics in South Korea. The most recent opinion pieces at the New York Times are well worth considering. Se-Woon’s most recent op-ed is a call for President Park Geun-hye to resign … Continue reading
Issue 2 for 2016 published
Issue 2 of Volume 46 (2016) has gone to print and the issue is available electronically at the publisher’s site (with one article available for free download). The details are: Paul Cammack, World Market Regionalism at the Asian Development Bank … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashley South, Asian Development Bank, Bangladesh, banks, Burma, Casinos, Chang Yee Kwan, China, Christian Sorace, Claudia C. Lodia, Communist Manifesto, Damian Tobin, Eric King-Man Chong, Geoffrey Gunn, ghost cities, Hong Kong, industrial development, Islam, Jamie Doucette, Japan, Jong-Cheol Kim, Joonkoo Lee, Korea, LGBT, Ma Ngok, Macao, mobile phones, Ne Win, Paul Cammack, Paul Gallagher, Philippines, post-democracy, poverty, Pundarik Mukhopadhaya, regionalism, Robert Tierney, Se-Woong Koo, Sonny Shiu-Hing Lo, South Korea, Taiwan, Tamgid Ahmed Chowdhurya, urbanisation, William Hurst, working class, Yvonne J. Chen
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