Joseph Yi
South Korea's likely next president, Lee Jae-myung, seems to be an economic pragmatist, but...
Joseph Yi
Joseph Yi is associate professor of political science at Hanyang University, a member of Heterodox Academy (https://heterodoxacademy.org) and founding member of Heterodox East Asia Community (HEAC). He earned his PhD at the University of Chicago.
Liberal democracies should not justify limitations on free speech more than necessary for public...
As another Asian country legalizes same-sex marriage, three gay Christians in South Korea share...
In a series of cross-accusations and shocking powerplays, politicians on both sides in South...
Gabrielle Park
Young Asian students weigh in with experts on who should decide on what books...
Two scholars introduce the three perspectives, including university students, on martial law and the...
President Yoon's martial law declaration reflects a bipartisan trend in South Korea: framing opponents...
In a liberal democracy, citizens should be exposed to more information, not less. Please...
Yoon's administration has made strides in free speech but selectively limits dissent, as seen...
Han Kang was the first Asian woman Nobel Literature Prize winner, raising the importance...
Recent HEAC forums engaged various perspectives in the debate on Ramseyer and Morgan's book,...
The Tiananmen Square protests followed a long tradition in Asia but the violent clampdown...
