Tag: democracy

Korea’s Bumpy Road Toward Democracy

Korea’s Bumpy Road Toward Democracy

The historical and sociopolitical contexts of President Yoon’s declaration of martial law and its aftermath

Critical approaches to teaching health and human rights in a pandemic

The centrality of asking when does misfortune become Injustice?

Hashtag Solidarity in Iran

How the Green Movement mobilized social media in the interest of social change.

A New Solidarity for Freedom in Turkey

What recent protests and Erdoğan’s defeat at the ballot box tell us about Turkey.

The Tangible Effects of Connecting with your Neighbors

What’s lost when we lose a sense of community?

The Polarization of South Korea

The legacy of authoritarianism and people’s movements.

AAS 2015: A Blog Series

On the rise of China, global talent, and South Korea’s democracy movement.

The Stage Is Set

Envisioning a prosperous and progressive future for Latin America.

Ferguson Syllabus

A lesson from tragedy: Why citizenship does not remedy racial inequality. A popular refrain from protesters in Ferguson. The death of Michael Brown at the hands of a Missouri police officer in Ferguson just over two weeks ago has reinvigorated a contentious national conversation about