Publications
Peer-reviewed Articles
Inho Choi and Inhwan Oh. Forthcoming. Historical Intersections of Climatic Change and Power Transitions: Ecological Pressure, Differential Adaptability, and the U.S.-China Power Transition in the Anthropocene. International Relations of the Asia-Pacific.
Chaeyoung Yong. 2026. Emotional Practices of Anger: the Case of the Anti-Japan-US Security Treaty (Anpo) Protests (1959–60). Cambridge Review of International Affairs. 39(2): 308–334
Inhwan Oh. 2025. Japan's Status-Driven Restraint despite Racial Humiliation, 1921-1936. The Journal of American-East Asian Relations. 32(3 ): 239–267
Minju Kwon. 2025. Short-Haired Modern Girls: Colonial Korean Women’s Fashion as the Standards of Civilization. European Journal of International Relations 31(3): 561–585.
Inho Choi and Minju Kwon. 2025. Ontological Complexity of Interpolity Orders: The Encounter between Chosŏn and Tibet in Qing. European Journal of International Relations 31(1): 28–52.
Jaeyoung Kim. 2024. The Agency of Secondary States in Order Transition in the Indo-Pacific. The Pacific Review 37( 1): 1–29.
Inho Choi. 2023. International Theory of Serving the Great: 1636 Qing Invasion of Chosŏn as a Future-Passed. Korean Journal of International Relations 63(1): 43–86 [in Korean]
Inho Choi. 2023. On Being Chinese and Being Complexified: Chinese IR as a Transcultural Project. Review of International Studies 49(3): 471–490.
Inho Choi. 2022. ‘Chinese’ Hegemony from a Korean Shi Perspective: Aretocracy in the Early Modern East Asia. International Relations of the Asia-Pacific 22(3): 347–374.
Book Chapters
Minju Kwon and Chaeyoung Yong. Forthcoming. "Global Human Rights Institutions." Sage Handbook of Peace and Conflict Studies.
Patrick Thaddeus Jackson and Sujin Heo. 2024. "Constructivism." An Introduction to International Relations. 4th Edition. Cambridge University Press.
Chaeyoung Yong. 2020. Global Emotion Studies in IR: Embracing Non-western Voices. In Yong-soo Eun ed., Going Beyond Parochialism and Fragmentation in the Study of International Relations. Routledge, 113–133.
Working Papers
To be updated