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Celebrated Publishers Propagate ‘Information Feudalism’

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Title: Celebrated Publishers Propagate ‘Information Feudalism’ Author: Tania Sebastian Affiliation: Gujarat National Law University Issue: Law & Order – Volume 6 Issue 1 Publisher: Yonsei University Press Download as PDF   As we step into yet another year, we might well be on our way towards a prediction made in the lines of information being controlled and monitored by few, coming true. This…

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Essay, Law

A Study of Transitional Development in Delay in Delivery of Justice, Which Results into Declining Faith in Judiciary: Reasons and Future

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Title: A Study of Transitional Development in Delay in Delivery of Justice, Which Results into Declining Faith in Judiciary: Reasons and Future Author: Abhishek Kumar and Vikram Singh Affiliation: Symbiosis Law School Issue: Law & Order – Volume 6 Issue 1 Publisher: Yonsei University Press Download as PDF Bihar is a state attempting to deal with the hurdles of establishing the…

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The American-Korean Friendship and Information Center and North Korean Public Diplomacy, 1971-1976

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Title: The American-Korean Friendship and Information Center and North Korean Public Diplomacy, 1971-1976 Author: Brandon K. Gauthier Affiliation: Fordham University Issue: Law & Order – Volume 6 Issue 1 Publisher: Yonsei University Press Download as PDF   While scholars of the “new diplomatic history” have extensively analyzed the role of culture and ideology in the history of American foreign relations, the…

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Essay, International Relations, North Korea, South Korea

Only Words on Paper? Freedom of Speech & Expression in South Korea

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Title: Only Words on Paper? Freedom of Speech & Expression in South Korea  Author: Geoffrey Fattig Affiliation: University of California Issue: Law & Order – Volume 6 Issue 1 Publisher: Yonsei University Press Download as PDF Article 21 of the constitution of the Republic of Korea guarantees all citizens the rights to freedom of speech and expression. However, these rights have…

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Essay, South Korea

Transient Professionals: Local NGO Empowerment

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Title: Transient Professionals: Local NGO Empowerment  Author: Ted Voelkel Affiliation: Graduate School of International Studies at Yonsei University Issue: Law & Order – Volume 6 Issue 1 Publisher: Yonsei University Press Download as PDF South Korea’s native-English-speaking hakwon (South Korea’s version of a private language school) instructor population is college-educated, well paid, and yet suffers from a lack of empowerment via…

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Paper, South Korea

The Practice of Duality: Why the Trans Pacific Partnership and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership are Competing Paradigms in Asia

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Title: The Practice of Duality: Why the Trans Pacific Partnership and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership are Competing Paradigms in Asia Author: Dylan Stent Affiliation: Graduate School of International Studies at Yonsei University Issue: Law & Order – Volume 6 Issue 1 Publisher: Yonsei University Press Download as PDF A cursory look at Asia Pacific regionalism will leave any observer bemused….

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International Relations, Paper

Brushed Past: US-CCP Relations, 1941-45

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Title: Brushed Past: US-CCP Relations, 1941-45 Author: Jie Gao & Sean J. McLaughlin Affiliation: Carroll University & University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Issue: Law & Order – Volume 6 Issue 1 Publisher: Yonsei University Press Download as PDF   This article explores the controversial “lost chance theory” that CCP leader Mao Zedong genuinely wished to build a working relationship with the Roosevelt and…

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China, International Relations, Paper

National Security Imperatives In An Era of Environmentally-Induced Conflicts, Population Displacements, and Political Disequilibria

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Title: National Security Imperatives In An Era of Environmentally-Induced Conflicts, Population Displacements, and Political Disequilibria Author: Joanna K. Rozpedowski Affiliation: University of South Florida Issue: Law & Order – Volume 6 Issue 1 Publisher: Yonsei University Press Download as PDF   The emergence and incremental intransigence of global environmental degradation and climate change discourses into social sciences have, in recent years,…

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International Relations, Paper, Security, Uncategorized

The US Drone Policy Under the Obama Administration: A Critical Appraisal

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Title: The US Drone Policy Under the Obama Administration: A Critical Appraisal Author: Cameron Gable Affiliation: University of San Francisco Issue: Law & Order – Volume 6 Issue 1 Publisher: Yonsei University Press Download as PDF The use of drones has increased exponentially under the Obama administration and now forms an integral part of the US government’s counterterrorism policy. However, the…

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International Relations, Law, Paper, Security

Security through Default and Swift Declassification: Cooperation between the Intelligence Community and the crowd increases accountability, transparency, and resourcefulness

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Title: Security through Default and Swift Declassification: Cooperation between the Intelligence Community and the crowd increases accountability, transparency, and resourcefulness Author: Dylan Coyle Affiliation: Yonsei University Issue: Changes & Transitions – Volume 5 Issue 2 Publisher: Yonsei University Press Download as PDF The intelligence community’s best resource is the people they are protecting. The lessons learned between from…

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Paper, Security