|
356 |
2017 |
KIM, Dong-youn |
North Korea is Not Unique and Its Peaceful Democratic Transition is Not Impossible |
Korea |
Gi-Wook Shin |
Sociology |
|
314 |
2015 |
KIM, Elisa |
The Landscape of North Korean Human Rights Organizations: A Structural Network Analysis of a Semi-Organized NKHR Industry |
Korea |
Gi-Wook Shin |
Sociology |
|
301 |
2015 |
KIM, Euisung |
Toward Historical Reconciliation between the Republic of Korea and Japan |
East Asia |
Daniel Sneider |
Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies |
|
81 |
2004 |
KIM, Eun Joo |
Current Anti-Americanism in South Korea: The Characteristics and Causes |
Korea |
Daniel Okimoto |
Political Science |
|
372 |
2017 |
KIM, Jason Y. |
Industry Dynamics and the Kim Enterprise: A Competitive Forces Analysis of North Korean Participation in Illicit Industries |
Korea |
Richard Dasher |
East Asian Languages and Cultures |
|
252 |
2013 |
KIM, Jeananne B. |
U.S.- China Military Relations: Evolving Views, Next Steps, and Realistic Expectations |
China |
John W. Lewis |
Center for International Security and Cooperation |
|
270 |
2014 |
KIM, Jejoong |
Comparison of Chinas Policies toward South Korea and India in the 1980s and the early 1990s |
China |
Thomas Fingar |
Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies |
|
410 |
2019 |
KIM, Ju Hyun |
Remembering Okinawa: The Himeyuri Story and Construction of Wartime Memory in Japan |
Japan |
Jun Uchida |
History |
|
208 |
2011 |
KIM, Kwang-woo |
Continuity and Change in the Sino-North Korea Security Alliance |
China, Korea |
Alice Lyman Miller |
Hoover Institution, Political Science |
|
148 |
2008 |
KIM, Kyung Min |
Digital Entertainment IP Piracy in China |
China |
Andrew Walder |
Sociology |
|
101 |
2005 |
KIM, Linda |
From Silence to a Scream: Examining the Changes Since the Landmark Sexual Harassment Case at Seoul National University |
Korea |
Gi-Wook Shin |
Sociology |
|
386 |
2018 |
KIM, Nicole |
What Makes Korean Software Engineers Continue to Stay in Silicon Valley? |
Korea |
Gi-Wook Shin |
Sociology |
|
352 |
2017 |
KIM, Seung Yeol |
Implications of Judicial Review on Democracy: Through the Scope of Comparative Study on South Korea and Japan |
Japan, Korea |
Michael Armacost, Erik G. Jensen, Francis Fukuyama |
Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, Law |
|
279 |
2014 |
KIM, Yu Bin |
The Balance of Power Between Powerful and Weak States: The Case of China and North Korea |
Korea, China |
David Straub |
Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies |
|
131 |
2007 |
KINNEY, Christina |
Imagined Japan: An Enduring Legacy of Cultural Hegemony As Seen in American Visual Media |
Japan |
James Reichert |
East Asian Languages and Cultures |
|
398 |
2018 |
KOH, Liang Wei |
Revolution or Renaissance: The Effect of Chinese Leadership Transition on Foreign Policy |
China |
Alice Lyman Miller |
East Asian Studies |
|
430 |
2020 |
KOH, Wei Ren Daryn |
Evolution in the Portrayal of Chinese Forces in Chinese War Films |
China |
Jean Ma |
Art and Art History |
|
53 |
2002 |
KOSAKA, Kotaro |
Japanese Steel Industry's Rehabilitation in the Postwar Era |
Japan |
Daniel Okimoto |
Political Science |
|
332 |
2016 |
KROST, Stacy |
Hunters in the Woods: A Study of the Chinese Science Fiction Community around the Work of Liu Cixin |
China |
Haiyan Lee |
East Asian Languages and Cultures |
|
43 |
2001 |
KRUPAR, Shiloh |
Shanghai Spectacles |
China |
David Palumbo-Liu |
Comparative Literature |
