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The Korean Journal of International Studies 21-1 (April 2023), 1-187
Original Articles
Inadvertent Reproduction of Western-centrism in South Korean IR Theorization: Epistemological, Teleological, and Complicit Western-centrism
Young Chul Cho
The Korean Journal of International Studies 21-1 (April 2023), 1-25
Supply Chain Security in the Age of Techno-Geopolitics: ‘Fab 4’ Case in the Semiconductor Industry
Junghyun Yoon
The Korean Journal of International Studies 21-1 (April 2023), 27-60
Making Sense of the Twenty Years’ Crisis: A Critical Realist View
Chansoo Cho
The Korean Journal of International Studies 21-1 (April 2023), 61-89
Does ‘Democracy Aid’ Promote Democracy? : What Works and What Does Not
Yoonbin Ha
The Korean Journal of International Studies 21-1 (April 2023), 91-112
The ruling strategy of Kim Jong-Un and North Korea's last 10 years: The Rational Action-Reaction about The Expected Effect of The Sanctions
Jeong-ho Kim and Yunyoung Cho
The Korean Journal of International Studies 21-1 (April 2023), 113-142
For the Sake of Appearances: The Case of South Korean Authoritarian Image Management in the 1970s
Benjamin A. Engel
The Korean Journal of International Studies 21-1 (April 2023), 143-170
An Analysis of the Scenario of China's Invasion of Taiwan and Implications for South Korea-U.S.-Japan Security Cooperation
Ki-Chul Park
The Korean Journal of International Studies 21-1 (April 2023), 171-187
The Korean Journal of International Studies (KJIS) is the official journal of the Korean Association of International Studies (KAIS). It is a triannual peer-reviewed academic journal covering global and regional affairs and theoretical debates in the field of international relations and area studies. The KJIS ......
 
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Bridging the Theoretical Gap between Public Diplomacy and Cultural Diplomacy
Hwajung Kim
Received February 10, 2017; Accepted June 13, 2017.
The Making of a Cold War Turning Point: The Sino-Soviet Split and the Prelude to Detente with the United States, 1965-1968
Jein Do
Received March 31, 2014; Accepted June 5, 2014.
Understanding the Structures and Contents of National Interests: An Analysis of Structural Equation Modeling
Charles Chong-Han Wu
Received May 30, 2017; Accepted September 14, 2017.