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SUMMARY: Nationalism and Shared Democratic Identity: Evidence from Japan an
d South Korea
DESCRIPTION: Nationalism is known for its deleterious effect in internation
al relations: when nationalistic sentiments are stimulated\, people tend to
prefer hawkish foreign policy and call for military aggression. Is there a
ny way to mitigate the negative consequences of nationalism?
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Jiyoung Ko is an Assistant Pr
ofessor of Politics at Bates College. Dr. Ko is an international security s
cholar with a regional focus on Northeast Asia. Her research explores how n
ationalism affects a country’s foreign policy behaviour and regional securi
ty issues like alliance politics and nuclear proliferation in Northeast Asi
a. She is currently completing her book project that examines how popular n
ationalism affects the likelihood of international conflict. Dr. Ko receive
d her Ph.D\, M.Phil\, and M.A. in Political Science from Yale University\,
and a B.A. and a M.A. in Political Science from Korea University.
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