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Preventive Nuclearization: Power Shifts, Anticipated Insecurity, and Public Support for Nuclear Armament in South Korea - https://cup.org/4qlsSmP

- Yang Gyu Kim & Sangmi Jeong

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Articles accepted by JEAS are published #OpenAccess; published with a Creative Commons licence and freely available to read online.

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Complacent Democrats: The Political Preferences of Gen Z Indonesians - https://cup.org/3J0BZsb

"Indonesia’s Gen Zs are more satisfied with democracy than other generational cohorts"

- Burhanuddin Muhtadi, Eve Alicia Warburton & Liam Gammon

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Articles accepted by JEAS are published #OpenAccess; published with a Creative Commons licence and freely available to read online.

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Articles accepted by JEAS are published #OpenAccess; published with a Creative Commons licence and freely available to read online.

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The so-called trial of Jimmy Lai - Index on Censorship How the Hong Kong and Chinese authorities use linguistic trickery to undermine opponents

Great piece today in @indexoncensorship.org by @jemimahsteinfeld.bsky.social on the "so-called" trial of Jimmy Lai with a shout-out to recent research by me & @linettelim.bsky.social in @jeas-journal.bsky.social

So it was a particular pleasure to read this excellent analysis by two UCD academics on the use of the phrase ‘so-called’ as a propaganda device in China:

www.cambridge.org/core/journal... 2/

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Unintended Consequences of Business Subsidies: Evidence from “Made in China 2025” - https://cup.org/45VQQf7

- Youngjoon Lee

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The Use of ‘So-called’ as a Propaganda Device in China - cup.org/46GOmmL

"findings inform scholarship on comparative authoritarian propaganda and Chinese propaganda specifically"

- @linettelim.bsky.social & Alexander Dukalskis

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Uncovering Economic Grievances behind Radical Protests: Revisiting People’s Support for the Anti-Extradition Bill Movement in Hong Kong - cup.org/3IGn9Xg

- Gary Tang & Ying-ho Kwong

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JEAS abstract discussing the COVID-19 governance strategies of South Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore, emphasizing their mobilization of medical resources and industrial priorities during the pandemic.

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Leveraging Coordination Capacity: Medical Resource Mobilization in Asia’s Developmental States During COVID-19 - cup.org/4098M3D

- Wei-Ting Yen

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JEAS abstract of a scholarly article discussing why Meiji Japan succeeded in modernizing its state apparatus while Qing China failed, focusing on variables such as state embeddedness, political leadership, and elite cohesion.

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Best Practices and Elite Belief: International Competition and State Modernization in Qing China and Meiji Japan - cup.org/4eHFG1y

- Alexandre Haym & @dylanmotin.bsky.social

JEAS abstract discussing the impact of private home ownership on political behaviors and attitudes in Chinese citizens, focusing on participation and governmental criticism in the late 1990s.

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The Economic Origin of “Loyal Opposition”: Homeownership and Political Participation in China - cup.org/3GqiXKE

"findings highlight the critical role of asset ownership in preventing conflict and promoting stability by shaping..."

- Zhiyuan Zhang

JEAS abstract discussing the impact of social media on national identity and transnational relations in South Korea and Taiwan, based on data from the World Values Survey.

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From National Borders to Digital Frontiers: Comparing the Impacts of Social Media Use on Transnational Identity Negotiation in South Korea and Taiwan - cup.org/45NV2iu

- Shin Haeng Lee

JEAS abstract article discussing the comparative political and economic development of Taiwan and South Korea, with a focus on gender equality, democratization and institutional differences.

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The Political Roots of Gender Divergence: Democratic Consolidation and Gender Equality in Taiwan and South Korea - cup.org/44wdXMy

- @minheego.bsky.social

JEAS abstract about a new dataset on career transitions of 505 elites in North Korea, focusing on state, party, military, and parastatal sectors and implications for North Korean studies and authoritarianism research.

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Introducing Career Transition Data on Elites in North Korea - cup.org/4etyYfe

"We conclude with implications for new research directions in North Korean studies and authoritarianism literature."

- Esther E. Song, Jacob Reidhead & Jeongsue Park

JEAS abstract discussing the international political research focus on East Asian democracies, specifically Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan, and the under-representation of empirical data in studies compared to prominent Western politicians.

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The Incurious Approach to East Asian #Populism: Why Studies on Japan, South Korea and Taiwan are Often Overlooked in Political Science - cup.org/46r8oRY

- @apklein.bsky.social, Frédéric Krumbein &
@hannes-mosler.bsky.social

JEAS abstract discussing the COVID-19 governance strategies of South Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore, emphasizing their mobilization of medical resources and industrial priorities during the pandemic.

#OpenAccess from our new issue -

Leveraging Coordination Capacity: Medical Resource Mobilization in Asia’s Developmental States During COVID-19 - cup.org/4098M3D

- Wei-Ting Yen

#COVID19

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NEW ISSUE -

Journal of East Asian Studies - Volume 25 - Issue 1 -

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JEAS is now an #OpenAccess title.

JEAS abstract of a scholarly article discussing why Meiji Japan succeeded in modernizing its state apparatus while Qing China failed, focusing on variables such as state embeddedness, political leadership, and elite cohesion.

#OpenAccess from our new issue -

Best Practices and Elite Belief: International Competition and State Modernization in Qing China and Meiji Japan - cup.org/4eHFG1y

- Alexandre Haym & @dylanmotin.bsky.social

JEAS abstract discussing the impact of private home ownership on political behaviors and attitudes in Chinese citizens, focusing on participation and governmental criticism in the late 1990s.

#OpenAccess from our new issue -

The Economic Origin of “Loyal Opposition”: Homeownership and Political Participation in China - cup.org/3GqiXKE

- Zhiyuan Zhang

JEAS abstract discussing the impact of social media on national identity and transnational relations in South Korea and Taiwan, based on data from the World Values Survey.

#OpenAccess from our new issue -

From National Borders to Digital Frontiers: Comparing the Impacts of Social Media Use on Transnational Identity Negotiation in South Korea and Taiwan - cup.org/45NV2iu

- Shin Haeng Lee

JEAS abstract article discussing the comparative political and economic development of Taiwan and South Korea, with a focus on gender equality, democratization and institutional differences.

#OpenAccess from our new issue -

The Political Roots of Gender Divergence: Democratic Consolidation and Gender Equality in Taiwan and South Korea - cup.org/44wdXMy

- @minheego.bsky.social

JEAS abstract discussing the international political research focus on East Asian democracies, specifically Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan, and the under-representation of empirical data in studies compared to prominent Western politicians.

#OpenAccess from our new issue -

The Incurious Approach to East Asian Populism: Why Studies on Japan, South Korea and Taiwan are Often Overlooked in Political Science - cup.org/46r8oRY

- @apklein.bsky.social, Frédéric Krumbein & @hannes-mosler.bsky.social

JEAS abstract about a new dataset on career transitions of 505 elites in North Korea, focusing on state, party, military, and parastatal sectors and implications for North Korean studies and authoritarianism research.

#OpenAccess from our new issue -

Introducing Career Transition Data on Elites in North Korea - cup.org/4etyYfe

"We conclude with implications for new research directions in North Korean studies and authoritarianism literature."

- Esther E. Song, Jacob Reidhead & Jeongsue Park

#FirstView

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NEW ISSUE -

Journal of East Asian Studies - Volume 25 - Issue 1 - cup.org/4kiO08X

JEAS is now an #OpenAccess title.