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Volume 57, No. 3 (September 2025)
The Martial Law Crisis and Democratic Renewal in South Korea
Introduction: Martial Law Crisis and Democratic Renewal in South Korea
Nan Kim
Converging Histories: South Korea’s Martial Law Crisis in a Global Conjunctural Frame
Jamie Doucette
“We are Each Other’s Democracy”: The Emergence of New Political Subjectivities and Solidarities during the Anti-Martial Law Protests in South Korea
Yoonkyung Lee
Camouflaged Extremism: Authoritarian Legacies and the Far Right in South Korea
Myungji Yang
The 2024 Martial Law Declaration and Necropolitical Living under South Korean Sub-imperialism
Veda Hyunjin Kim
The Making and Unmaking of Yoon's Martial Law Chaos: Personal Crisis as Manufactured National Emergency, Democratic Resilience as Authentic National Security
Jae-Jung Suh
Articles
Colonial Prostitution in Burma: Inter-Asian Perspectives on Gender, Sex, and
Sexuality
Siew Han Yeo
Canes Build Ministers: The Violent Legacy of Thailand’s Elite Education, 1931-1941
Daniel Whitehouse
The Rise and Fall of Factory-based Schools in China
Joel Andreas
Book Review
Recovering a Colonial Massacre in the Southern Philippines
Joshua Gedacht