fnctId=bbs,fnctNo=2442 총 31 건이 등록되었습니다. 게시물 검색 제목 작성자 공통(상단고정) 공지 게시글 게시글 리스트 {NO. 31] 2024 Indonesian Election: The Rise of Authoritarian Politics and Political Dynasty 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 110 첨부파일 1 등록일 2024.04.04 "2024 Indonesian Election: The Rise of Authoritarian Politics and Political Dynasty"by Hyung-Jun KIM (Department of Cultural Anthropology, Kangwon National University)AbstractThis paper summarizes the process and outcomes of the 2024 Indonesian election, which included the selection of the president and vice president, members of the national parliament, regional representatives, and local council members. It also explores the potential for changes in Indonesian democracy. A significant highlight of these elections was Prabowo Subianto s landslide victory, supported by President Jokowi, alongside the PDI-P's ability to retain its status as the leading party despite a significant defeat in the presidential race. The election process conspicuously displayed the expansion of dynastic politics, centered around specific families, while identity politics seemed to have a minimal impact. The election of Prabowo as president, given his resources and determination to monopolize political power, is viewed as having the potential to disrupt the current political equilibrium and to bolster authoritarian tendencies.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 31. [NO. 30] Rebuilding Timor-Leste's Education System 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 121 첨부파일 1 등록일 2024.04.04 "Rebuilding Timor-Leste's Education System"by Eunsook Jung (Assistant Dean, College of Letters and Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison)AbstractTimor-Leste is one of the youngest countries in the world. It regained independence in 2002 after experiencing hundreds of years of colonialism combined by Portugal, Japan, and Indonesia. Education during the colonial period served as a tool for indoctrinating Timorese that they were the second-class citizens. With the enduring impact of colonialism on education, Timor-Leste must build its education system from the ground up, which can be suitable for its citizens.In this essay, I examine how the Timor-Leste government has rebuilt its education system after the decades of struggle and what challenges and constraints remain in the current education system. After conducting field research, my observations are as follows. First, although the Timor-Leste government recognizes the importance of decolonization, education is not free from colonial legacies. Second, Timor-Leste has improved access to education over time to the great extent. However, the quality of education still lacks severely. Third, adopting multipleofficial languages has posed challenges to people in communicating with one another. It can be a source of inequality at the same time. Without political will to reduce language barriers and a sizeable investment in the education sector, these problems are likely to persist.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 30. [NO 29] Will 'Operation 1027' Advance Myanmar's Spring? 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 154 첨부파일 1 등록일 2024.02.01 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 29""Will 'Operation 1027' Advance Myanmar's Spring?"by Heesuk KIM (Research Fellow, JISEAS) Jinyoung Park(Research Fellow, JISEAS)AbstractOn October 27, 2023, the Three Brotherhood Alliance, a military coalition of three ethnic armed organizations (EAOs), launched an offensive on 12 places against Myanmar s military junta in northern Shan State. 'Operation 1027', named after the date of the military action, became a starting point of simultaneous attacks to capture hundreds of junta camps and positions, block main trading roads to China, and secure significant cities across the country. Several anti-military rebels have jointly conducted the following operations. They are old EAOs and a new military resistance group, the People s Defense Forces. It is regarded as a big surprise to witness the unprecedented alliance between various rebels and to observe the massive losses of the Myanmar armed forces, one of the most potent military powers in Southeast Asia. In this aspect, 'Operation 1027' may herald a new phase of the protracted confrontation between the regime and the opposition. This article explores the implications of 'Operation 1027' on the current development of armed insurgencies. We first explain the historical background related to the current situation; second, examine some characteristics and developments of the joint offensive; third, investigate the influences of the China factor; and lastly, suggest some future tasks to move forward to a new phase.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 29. [No 28] The Story of Elementary School Students to Grow Together with Indonesian Class 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 140 첨부파일 1 등록일 2023.12.18 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 28"The Story of Elementary School Students to Grow Together with Indonesian Class"by Changkeun LEE (Teacher, Jeonju Jeolla Elemantary School)AbstractThis paper covers the story of an elementary school with a yearly program to help students learn about Indonesia through various teaching methods. These included online exchanges with a partner school in Indonesia, in-person exchanges through field visits, and classes conducted by Indonesian teachers dispatched to the school for three months. The program enhanced students understanding of the different cultures. I want readers to share the exciting experiences the teachers and the students had while learning about other cultures.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 28. [No. 27] Southeast Asia in Taiwan: Observation Report of 2023 Asian Conference for Young Scholars of 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 155 첨부파일 1 등록일 2023.10.12 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 27"Southeast Asia in Taiwan: Observation Report of 2023 Asian Conference for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Studies"by Jooyoung KimAbstractThis issue paper reports the 2023 Asian Conference for Young Scholars of Southeast Asian Studies held at the Center for Asia-Pacific Area Studies of Academia Sinica in Taiwan on September 11 and 12, 2023. It also provides some observations related to Southeast Asia in Taiwan including Taiwan s Southeast Asian policy direction, Southeast Asian research institutes, and migrant workers from Southeast Asia. I hope this paper may interest readers by sharing what I grasped from this trip.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 27. [No. 26] 2023 Thai General Election and Political Outlook 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 161 첨부파일 1 등록일 2023.09.11 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 26"2023 Thai General Election and Political Outlook"by Hongkoo KimAbstractOn May 14, Thailand held a general election. As a result of the general election, the opposition Kau Klai Party(Move Forward Party) came first and Pheua Thai Party came second. By building an opposition coalition around the two parties, it secured 312 seats in the House of Representatives and nominated Pita Limjaroenrat of the Kau Klai Party as its candidate for the Prime Minister. However, in the first and second joint sessions of the Senate and House of Representatives, Pita was not elected the Prime Minister because he failed to secure a majority. Under the current method of electing the Prime Minister, the Prime Minister can only be elected with the support of a majority (376 votes) of both houses in a joint session of the Senate and the House of Representatives (250 seats in the Senate and 500 seats in the House of Representatives).After two unsuccessful attempts to become the Prime Minister due to opposition from the Senate, which supported the old ruling parties, Kau Klai Party passed the baton to the second party in the opposition coalition, Pheu Thai Party. However, Pheu Thai Party broke with the previous opposition coalition, which excluded Kau Klai Party and joined forces with the pro-junta Palang Pracharat Party, Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party, Bhumjaithai Party. With the support of the Senate, Srettha Thavisin of Pheu Thai Party was elected the Prime Minister with 482 votes, well over the majority.As a result, Pheu Thai Party allied with the military, a long-time political opponent, in its quest for power. This has drawn condemnation from hardliners within Pheu Thai Party and Kau Klai Party, as well as from civil society. The political situation is expected to lead to further political instability.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 26. [No. 25] 2023 Cambodian General Election: an Election for Power Succession 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 180 첨부파일 1 등록일 2023.08.21 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 25"2023 Cambodian General Election: an Election for Power Succession"by Yeonsik JeongAbstractCambodia s seventh general election was held in Cambodia on July 23. The Cambodian People's Party (CPP), the ruling party, won 120 out of 125 seats in the House of Representatives with 77.89% of the vote. What drew more attention than the Party's victory was the fact that power was passed through the election. It was unusual in that it was a collective succession of power in which Prime Minister Hun Sen's eldest son, Hun Manet, succeeded to the Prime Minister's post while others passed their ministerial positions to their children. The landslide victory of the CPP was made possible by excluding rival parties from the election as well as the disappearance of alternative forces and the expansion of the Party's support base. In an electoral authoritarian system like Cambodia, winning an election is a legal tactic to eliminate competitors and to replicates the victory through a legislative dictatorship. The CPP activated this mechanism in the 2023 general election, completing the hereditary power succession leading to permanent power and evolving into a pseudo-democracy in which undemocratic attributes become rarely visible.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 25. [24] Southeast Asia Summer Institute: Its History, Accomplishments, and Implications 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 201 첨부파일 1 등록일 2023.01.01 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 24"Southeast Asia Summer Institute: Its History, Accomplishments, and Implications"by Eunsook JungAbstractThe Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute (hereafter, SEASSI) is an intensive eight-week Southeast Asian language program, created by a consortium of various universities in USA. For the last 40 years, SEASSI has provided a myriad of students with opportunities to learn Southeast Asian languages and cultures, and also to build friendship with other scholars in the field. Since the first SEASSI was held in 1983 at both Ohio University and the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, the institute has continued to grow. The University of Wisconsin-Madison has been hosting SEASSI every summer since 2000 and has built a strong foundation for the institute.Given SEASSI s long tradition and accomplishments, I will discuss its history, accomplishments, and challenges in this paper. I will first review the history of SEASSI by highlighting the roles of the federal government of the United States of America and its collaborations with various universities. Second, I will explain how SEASSI operates in terms of its recruitment, curriculum, extra-curricular activities, and finances. Last, I will discuss the challenges faced by SEASSI and suggest some ways forward. This paper is based on the official reports of SEASSI from 2018 to 2021, in-depth interviews with key informants who have been involved in the process of building SEASSI, and secondary resources.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 24. [23] Retrospection and Prospects of the 30th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations between Korea and V 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 330 첨부파일 1 등록일 2022.12.21 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 23"Retrospection and Prospects of the 30th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations between Korea and Vietnam: Interview with a Vietnam Expert"by Yangsoo Bae, Yong-Hun Beak and Jooyoung KimAbstractIn commemoration of the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Korea and Vietnam, this issue paper contains an interview with Professor Yangsoo Bae of the Department of Vietnamese Language at Busan University of Foreign Studies, who is the first generation to study in Vietnam and has been striving to foster exchanges between the two countries and nurturing the next generations. The story of Professor Yangsoo Bae who studied in Vietnam in the early 1990s when it was not easy to study in the communist society and established himself as a Vietnam expert in Korea, is an interesting window that shows the changes in relations between the two countries. Professor Yonghun Beak of Dankook University were specially invited to talk with Professor Yangsoo Bae about private exchange activities, nurturing the next generation through education, and the future prospects of Korea-Vietnam relations.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 23. [No 22] Refugee Health in Malaysia 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 342 첨부파일 1 등록일 2022.10.19 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 22"Refugee Health in Malaysia"by Jeonghyeon KimAbstractUnder what conditions, would the refugees rights to health be improved, particularly in the states that are not a party to the Refugee Convention? To answer the question, this paper analyzes the situation of refugees in Malaysia with the data gained from field research conducted in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in July 2022. This paper argues that refugee-led community organizations(RCOs) are the critical policy actors that complement and advance the refugee health and medical programs operated by IOs and NGOs in Malaysia. RCOs take collective actions to solve the refugee issues independently with better knowledge and understanding of the refugee situations derived from the same language, religion, ethnicity, and shared experience of persecution from the country of origin. As a significant social capital, RCOs play a role as mediators and facilitators at the center of a three-tier partnership with IOs and NGOs to improve the refugee protection programs in Malaysia.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 22. [No 21] Migrant Workers and Civil Society in Singapore 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 369 첨부파일 1 등록일 2022.10.04 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 21"Migrant Workers and Civil Society in Singapore"by Jooyoung KIMAbstractThis paper is a record of a short fieldwork on the issue of migrant workers and civil society that I conducted in Singapore from August 9 to 19, 2022. It contains the stories of the government, civil society organizations, and migrant workers communities. The government uses Our Migrant Workers Gallery as a venue to reveal the desired state of migrant workers, employer-employee s relationship, and a systematic response to COVID-19. In this process, the difficulties experienced by migrant workers disappear, and the criticism of civil society is not visible. Civil society is composed of a complex landscape: many charitable organizations have close ties with the government, and there is a lack of room for civil society organizations that are critical to the government policies. Migrant workers communities emphasize the empowerment of migrant workers and create an environment where even limited resistance is possible. However, there is little awareness about the health and medical coverage of migrant workers, or there is still a limit to thinking in the framework of employer s responsibility.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 21. [No 20] Three Years of the SEASK: Achievements and Challenges 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 248 첨부파일 1 등록일 2022.09.15 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 20"Three Years of the SEASK:Achievements and Challenges"by Dahye KIm, Hyun Kyoung Kim and Je Seong JeonAbstractThe SEASK (Southeast Asian School in Korea) co-organized by Jeonbuk National University and Busan University of Foreign Studies started in the summer of 2019 and was held five times over three years. The two-week vacation camp was conducted as face-to-face classes every time during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to five Southeast Asian languages (Vietnamese, Indonesian, Thai, Burmese and Khmer), Arabic and Turkish were also taught at the camp. About 300 students, including undergraduate and graduate students from 32 universities from all over the country, as well as scholars, activists, lawyers, and journalists, took the course. Many people have shown interest and support for the SEASK and are requesting a more detailed introduction. Now is the time to review the practices of the past three years. This paper is about the background, process, achievements and challenges of the SEASK. It was written by those who found the language camp together to celebrate the 3rd anniversary and prepare for the next 3 years.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 20. [No 19] Labor Movements and Welfare Politics in Indonesia 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 719 첨부파일 1 등록일 2022.04.29 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 19"Labor Movements and Welfare Politics in Indonesia:Interview with a Local Expert in Labor Studies"by Fransiscus S. Joyoadisumarta and Je Seong JeonAbstractIn the 2010s, the Indonesian working class was the critical agent for welfare reform. Organized labor in Indonesia has contributed to establishing a secure universal health care system through complex class mobilization and coalition building. We discussed this matter via e-mail and Zoom meetings with local labor researcher Franciscus S. Joyoadisumarta. He stated that the Indonesian labor organizations were unfamiliar with the concepts of universal health care and social security when the reform began. As a consequence, the concept became a source of controversy among labor organizations with varied ideological roots. This contentious concept and interactions influenced the design of the Social Security Providers Act. While numerous improvements are needed, this law provides access to universal health care to all individuals, not only workers, as part of Indonesia's welfare system. This is one of the success stories of the working class that we might hear on May Day. Furthermore, this example from Indonesia provides strong evidence that the democratic process provides real results for the people.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 19. [No 18] The Solidarity of Korean and Myanmar Civil Societies in Retrospect 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 291 첨부파일 1 등록일 2022.03.21 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 18Youngmi Yang. "The Solidarity of Korean and Myanmar Civil Societies in Retrospect: From the Very First Beginning of 2000." JISEAS Issue Paper No. 18. (March 2022). Jeonju, Korea.The Solidarity of Korean and Myanmar Civil Societies in Retrospect: From the Very First Beginning of 2000Youngmi YangKorean civil society has been engaged with the democratic movement in Myanmar for a significant time period. This article, therefore, aims to review how Korean civil society supported the asylum application processes of Myanmar activists in 2000 and analyzes the characteristics and limitations of the solidarity movement of Korean and Myanmar civil societies during that time. This article suggests that the solidarity movement of civil society actors in the two countries has been lasted for a significant time period and expanded to multiple issue areas, unlike other cases that often temporarily mobilized for a single issue. Thus, by reflecting on the implications of the past, this article contributes to the current studies of the Myanmar crisis which is very likely to prolong the conflictual situation.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 18 [No 17] Implications of ASEAN’s Response to the Crisis in Myanmar 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 289 첨부파일 1 등록일 2022.01.17 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 17 KIM, Hyung Jong. "Implications of ASEAN s Response to the Crisis in Myanmar." JISEAS Issue Paper No. 17. (January 2022). Jeonju, Korea.Abstract Implications of ASEAN s Response to the Crisis in Myanmar KIM Hyung JongAssociate ProfessorDepartment of International Relations, Yonsei University at Wonju ASEAN s responses to the humanitarian crisis in Myanmar since the illegal military coup in February 2021 reveals both its limits and possible roles. Authoritarian governments in ASEAN prefer to engage with the illegal military junta in line with ASEAN s non-interference principle which would further imperil the group s coherence and unity. Meanwhile there have been also considerable developments in ASEAN s responses to the junta. ASEAN has mobilized international pressures on the junta without recognizing it though limited dialogues channels. This paper considers the normative aspects of ASEAN s response to the crisis to argues the extended advancement of ASEAN s role can be found in the possible departure from the traditional practice of its norms.* Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 17. [No16] The Fourth Wave of COVID-19 Outbreak in Vietnam 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 273 첨부파일 1 등록일 2022.01.17 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 16 "The Fourth Wave of COVID-19 Outbreak in Vietnam: Focusing on the Government Roles and its Cooperation with Local communities."Abstract:The fourth wave of COVID-19 in Vietnam has been ongoing since the end of April 2021. This study aims to examine the aspects of 1st 3rd and 4th waves in Vietnam and their implications. In particular, this study focuses on the response systems, methods, and disciplines of the central and local governments and social responses to them, from the end of April to the beginning of July. This period corresponds to the time that infection began to spread in two large cities, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. This study argues that the (central and local) government s proactive response and discipline in dealing with COVID-19, and consistency in the way that discipline is provided to the citizens are important to control the infectious diseases. This paper also derives implications for overcoming the health crisis and epidemics based on the previous? research outcomes. In a context where the autonomy of local government is strengthened, policy responses based on the context of local community are required. Moreover, when it works properly, citizen participation and trust can be enhanced. If this process becomes a virtuous cycle, the code of conduct that can guarantee public safety is also correctly shared among members, which then could have a positive effect on health. * Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 16 written by Dr. Yong Hun Beak. [No 15] Can we provide R2P to Myanmar? 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 275 첨부파일 1 등록일 2021.09.03 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 15"Can we provide R2P to Myanmar?: The Prospects of International Intervention on the Crime against Humanity committed by Myanmar Military" Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 15, "Can we provide R2P to Myanmar?: The Prospects of International Intervention on the Crime against Humanity committed by Myanmar Military." written by Dr. Jeonghyeon Kim [No 14] A Letter from Kayah State, Myanmar 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 287 첨부파일 1 등록일 2021.09.03 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 14"A Letter from Kayah State, Myanmar"Please find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 14, "A Letter from Kayah State, Myanmar." written by Dr. Heesuk Kim and Matmonmyosei (pseudonym, Myanmar citizen) [No 13] 'It is Never Over till It's Over' 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 280 첨부파일 1 등록일 2021.09.03 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 13'It is Never Over till It's Over': Military Coup and People's Resistance in MyanmarPlease find the attached filed for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 13, '"It is Never Over till It's Over': Military Coup and People's Resistance in Myanmar." written by Dr. Jinyoung Park [No 12] The Spread of Covid 19 and Its Reactions in Indonesia 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 275 첨부파일 1 등록일 2021.09.02 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 12Endless First Wave: The Spread of Covid 19 and Its Reactions in IndonesiaPlease find the attached file for JISEAS Issue Paper No. 12, "Endless First Wave: The Spread of Covid 19 and Its Reactions in Indonesia" written by Dr. Hyung-Jun Kim. [No 11] Impact of Job Creation Law on Workers' Rights in Indonesia 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 408 첨부파일 1 등록일 2021.01.22 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 11 Endang Rokhani and Je Seong JeonImpact of Job Creation Law on Workers' Rights in Indonesia: Interview with a Labor Lawyer and ActivistIn Indonesia, the Job Creation (Omnibus) Law was enacted on November 2, 2020 with the aim of increasing jobs by creating a good environment for business. Many trade unions protested on the streets claiming that this law seriously retreated labor rights, and brought the law to the Constitutional Court. Through e-mail interviews, we heard opinions on the Job Creation Law from Endang Rokhani, a local labor lawyer and activist with 30 years of experience. First of all, as to how it will affect workers' rights, she analyzes that this law brings about seriously infringing changes in the wage and dismissal system. Specifically, she focused on the simplification of the regional minimum wage system, exemption from the obligation to pay the minimum wage for small and micro enterprises, liberalization on the duration of contract workers, allowing unilateral dismissal procedures, and reduction of severance pay. Second, she shares her perspective on the impact on the trade union movements. In the legislative process, the unions carried out resistance in various ways, but not only could not prevent the enactment of unfavorable law, but also divided into three categories, resulting in the possibility of continuing antagonism. In addition, the abolition of the procedure that took into account the recommendations of the Wage Committee, in which the unions participated in determining the regional minimum wage, was expected to weaken the influence of the unions. After the interview, there are additional questions that we will consider together. Despite the recession of the labor rights, there are already dark prospects that new investments to be promoted by this law will not create remarkable jobs. Furthermore, attention is paid to how the new politics, which not only the president and ministers, but also the parliament, are transforming business-friendly, will change the lives of the Indonesian people in the future. [No 10] The Similar Background and a Divergence of the Youth's Solidarity in Social Movements i 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 432 첨부파일 1 등록일 2021.01.22 JISEAS Issue Paper No. 10 Jooyoung KIM The Similar Background and a Divergence of the Youth's Solidarity in Social Movements in Thailand and Hong Kong [No 9] Crisis and Opportunity of Myanmar’s COVID-19 Response 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 275 첨부파일 0 등록일 2020.12.01 JISEAS(Jeonbuk National University Institute for Southeast Asian Studies) Issue Paper No 9Title : A Point of Inflection: Crisis and Opportunity of Myanmar s COVID-19 ResponseWriters : Heesuk KIM and Woochul LEE https://jiseas.jbnu.ac.kr/CrossEditor/binary/files/000002/Vol9.pdf [No 8] Implications of Vietnam’s Rectification of ILO Fundamental Conventions 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 270 첨부파일 0 등록일 2020.12.01 JISEAS(Jeonbuk National University Institute for Southeast Asian Studies) Issue Paper No 8Title : Implications of Vietnam s Rectification of ILO Fundamental Conventions: Interview with the Director of ILO Office for Viet NamWriter : Minji Yoo and Chang-Hee Leehttps://jiseas.jbnu.ac.kr/CrossEditor/binary/files/000002/Vol8.pdf [No 7] Labor Politics of Decreasing Arbitration Cases in Cambodia 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 277 첨부파일 0 등록일 2020.12.01 JISEAS(Jeonbuk National University Institute for Southeast Asian Studies) Issue Paper No 7Title : Labor Politics of Decreasing Arbitration Cases in CambodiaWriter : Jinyoung, PARK https://jiseas.jbnu.ac.kr/CrossEditor/binary/files/000002/Vol7.pdf [No 6] The Mythified Quarantine Success in the Developed Asia and Invisible Labour 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 316 첨부파일 0 등록일 2020.12.01 JISEAS(Jeonbuk National University Institute for Southeast Asian Studies) Issue Paper No 6Title : The Mythified Quarantine Success in the Developed Asia and Invisible LabourWriter : Minji, YOO https://jiseas.jbnu.ac.kr/CrossEditor/binary/files/000002/Vol6.pdf [No 5] “The Light and Shadow of Singapore’s Responses to COVID-19 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 272 첨부파일 0 등록일 2020.12.01 JISEAS(Jeonbuk National University Institute for Southeast Asian Studies) Issue Paper No 5Title : The Light and Shadow of Singapore s Responses to COVID-19: Implications of Two Separate Containment StrategiesWriters : Youngran Yang, Heesuk Kimhttps://jiseas.jbnu.ac.kr/CrossEditor/binary/files/000002/Vol5.pdf [No 4] Higher Education for Southeast Asian Studies in Korea: Realities and Challenges 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 262 첨부파일 0 등록일 2020.12.01 JISEAS(Jeonbuk National University Institute for Southeast Asian Studies) Issue Paper No 4Title : Higher Education for Southeast Asian Studies in Korea: Realities and ChallengesWriters : Je Seong Jeon, HyunKyoung Kim, and Sa-Myung Parkhttps://jiseas.jbnu.ac.kr/CrossEditor/binary/files/000002/Vol4.pdf [No 3] How Southeast Asia's super app Grab responds to Corona 19 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 262 첨부파일 0 등록일 2020.12.01 JISEAS(Jeonbuk National University Institute for Southeast Asian Studies) Issue Paper No 3Title : How Southeast Asia's super app Grab responds to Corona 19Writer : Ko, Young Kyunghttps://jiseas.jbnu.ac.kr/CrossEditor/binary/files/000002/Vol3.pdf [No 2] Southeast Asia in the Era of the COVID-19 Pandemic 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 277 첨부파일 0 등록일 2020.12.01 JISEAS(Jeonbuk National University Institute for Southeast Asian Studies) Issue Paper No 2Title : Southeast Asia in the Era of the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Note on People-Centered Public Health Approacheswriter : Seo, Bo Kyunghttps://jiseas.jbnu.ac.kr/CrossEditor/binary/files/000002/Vol2.pdf [No 1] Southeast Asia against COVID-19 작성자 동남아연구소 조회수 323 첨부파일 0 등록일 2020.12.01 JISEAS(Jeonbuk National University Institute for Southeast Asian Studies) Issue Paper No 1Title: Southeast Asian against COVID-19 Tentative Evaluation and Implications of the Early Response.Writers: Heesuk Kim, Minji Yoo, Dahye kim, Hyun Kyoung Kim, Youngran Yang, and Je Seong Jeon.http://namose_hyper.link/1587289921200 처음 11 1 끝
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