排序方式: 共有3条查询结果,搜索用时 93 毫秒
1
1.
Mikyoung Kim 《East Asia》2011,28(4):275-290
The East Asian community debates project the region as one integral unit. Rapidly shifting landscapes explain the tension
between the old order and emerging hierarchy where North Korea plays a crucial role. This paper analyzes North Korea’s place
in the East Asian community debates by examining the regional governments’ reactions to the Cheonan incident. The responses
and circumstances of South Korea, Japan and North Korea to the sunken ship incident demonstrate three dynamics. First, domestic
political needs of the regional government supersede normative Community rhetoric. Second, manageability of the North Korean
regime will determine the next regional hegemon. And third, the community debates need to include North Korea for viability. 相似文献
2.
Japanese Perceptions of Territorial Disputes: Opinion Poll Surveys in the Southwestern Part of Japan
East Asia - This article examines the causal associations between domestic Japan’s socio-psychological indices and people’s perceptions toward territorial disputes with China and South... 相似文献
3.
Mikyoung Kim 《当代亚洲杂志》2013,43(3):411-430
This paper examines the forces behind South Korean women workers' labour activism in the 1970s, an era of rapid export-orientated industrialisation. Most of the labour strikes initiated by women occurred in the labour-intensive manufacturing sector, and they were in sharp contrast to the overall labour quiescence of male workers during the same period. The actions of South Korean women refute widely held assumptions about the docility of Asian women workers. This case study suggests that women rebel when their lives undergo drastic changes under a set of macro and micro circumstances. Women dialectically interact with the capitalist-patriarchal structure as conscious human agents, and the result of such interaction is their gender- and class-based collective resistance. 相似文献
1