My latest article with Daniel Connolly, 'Domination for the Rest? Creating and Contesting Secondary State-Led International Hierarchies' has just been published in International Studies Quarterly @ISQ_Jrnl.
Max Broad, Minsun Hong and I consider some of the ways that Korea, Australia and other so-called 'middle powers' are responding to the Trump tariffs.
No grand coalitions, but nonetheless lots of interesting bespoke tactics to consider (/learn from).
https://t.co/7wQhiWpe1r
Re-upping this piece I wrote back in 2020 about South Korea's nuclear debates and the legacies of Hiroshima.
The 80th anniversary this week should be cause for sombre reflection on the state of nuclear risks in the Indo-Pacific and beyond.
https://t.co/PDFlKS7rFQ
My latest, together with Daniel Connolly, on S. Korea and the Trump tariffs.
Things are moving fast on this front, and I'm glad to see S. Korea has now secured an extension on the negotiation deadline until August 1.
https://t.co/KSpb6PWg8M
While South Korea might have to offer a deal agreeable to Trump, Seoul has experience in finding compromise and defending against powerful states’ economic pressure, write Alexander M Hynd and Daniel Connolly.
https://t.co/qT7rG10lAX
South Korea has been in turmoil since former President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law and was impeached. Can the next leader bring the country back together? @alexandermhynd@unimelb https://t.co/lROdtK5lDg
South Korea has been in turmoil since former President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law and was impeached. Can the next leader bring the country back together? @alexandermhynd@unimelb https://t.co/lROdtK5lDg
New working paper for @PacificForum together with Max Broad, in which we give our assessment of the 2023 'Washington Declaration' - one of the most significant developments in the US-S. Korea alliance during the Biden-Yoon era.
https://t.co/Z6vqnbjmXm
JOB OPPORTUNITY: Come work with me and my wonderful colleagues at the University of Melbourne, teaching on courses around Korean politics, society, and international relations. Applications close May 14.
Please do send me a message if you have any Qs!
https://t.co/HBMjOLyxT6
Very happy to see that my recent research on S. Korea’s nuclear debates has helped lead to this new project and report by the wonderful folks over at @APLNofficial
https://t.co/NLXinZadu5
My final piece for 2024: an article from my time as a Non-res Fellow for @PacificForum examining possible regional perspectives on a nuclear South Korea. Please do DM me if interested in this topic -- more in the pipeline!
#NonnuclearSouthKorea
https://t.co/YqWyAxTqoW
South Korea has been a stable democracy since the 1980s, but the country was plunged into a short-lived, but severe, constitutional crisis. Here’s how it played out. @alexandermhynd from @unsw explains. https://t.co/94JOw3ebRN
Here is a very quick explainer from (a much sleep-deprived!) me on the shocking events taking place in South Korea over the last 14 hours. @ConversationEDU
https://t.co/h8tIVHSUZV