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The burden of guilt in post-unification Korea
Our newest member of Academic staff, Dr Markus Bell co-aurthors an article in the East Asia Forum.
"A new law will allow the South Korean government to take a higher profile approach to North Korea’s human rights abuses. Yonhap news reported that the law, to come into effect in early September, facilitates plans to establish a centre tasked with investigating the North’s human rights abuses."
Categorised under: School News and Movement(s), Economy and Development in East Asia
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China's role in an emerging global order
Professor Katherine Morton writes in the East Asia Forum
“China’s status within the prevailing global order has sparked one of the most contested debates in international affairs. For some, it evokes their worst fears over a rising revisionist power; for others it creates inflated expectations over what the Chinese leadership is willing to commit to within the global arena…..”
Categorised under: School News and Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia
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Senate Award for Collaborative Activities
The School of East Asian Studies is pleased to announce that Head of School, Prof Hugo Dobson, along with team members of the Global Leadership Initiative (GLI), has been awarded a Senate Award for Collaborative Activities.
Categorised under: School News, Awards and Recognition and Students
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Scholarship awarded to SEAS student for summer school in Korea
The School of East Asian Studies is pleased to announce that BA East Asian Studies student, Wenzheng Deng has been awarded a Merit Scholarship for international students from Korea University, which enables her to study at Korea University’s international summer school over the summer of 2016.
Categorised under: School News, Awards and Recognition and Students
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SEAS Student awarded Daiwa Scholarship in Japanese Studies
The School of East Asian Studies are pleased to announce that final year student Elizabeth Wormald is one of this year’s winners of the Daiwa Scholarship in Japanese Studies for 2016.
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China’s Presidency of the G20 Hangzhou: On Global Leadership and Strategy
Professor Hugo Dobson Has recently had an article published in the Global Summitry Journal about China's upcoming presidency at the G20 summit in Hangzhou, due to take place in September 2016.
Categorised under: School News, Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia and Global Summits
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COP21 Energy 2050 side event
Energy 2050 COP 21 side event on population decline and climate change in the 21st century – at the UN climate change conference in Paris
In partnership with Energy 2050, Dr Peter Matanle of SEAS is convening a panel on ‘Population decline and climate change in the 21st century: Achieving a ‘depopulation dividend’ in the Asia-Pacific region’
Categorised under: School News and Movement(s), Economy and Development in East Asia
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Faculty Learning and Teaching Award
Head of School Professor Hugo Dobson, has recently been jointly awarded an Award for Outstanding Practice in Learning and Teaching by the Faculty of Social Sciences for his contribution to the Global Leadership Initiative.
Categorised under: School News, Students and Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia
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We welcome new staff
Along with our new cohort of students starting this September we are really excited to welcome three new members of academic staff to our team.
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NSS Results 2015
93% of our students' said that they were satisfied with the teaching on their course putting us joint top for East Asian Studies in the UK.
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