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Doctoral Candidates 2015
Anny Boc
PhD Candidate
China’s Conflicting Roles in World Politics: Reconstructing China’s North Korea Policy
Julia Gerster
PhD Candidate
Kizuna: The dynamics of social ties in post-disaster Japan. Impacts of the Great East Japan Earthquake, Tsunami and Radiation.
Ji Young Heo
PhD Candidate
South Korea’s Understanding of Middle Power:Interests and a National Identity
Madeleine Heuer
PhD Candidate
South Korean Identities, Ideologies and the Framing of North Korean Defectors in the South Korean media
Hyuk Jung
PhD Candidate
From Saving to Shaming: The Emergence of the North Korean Human Rights Field and the Dynamics of NGO Politics, 1995-2015
Elena Korshenko
PhD Candidate
Perpetuated Instability? Life Cycle of New and Minor Parties in Japan, 2005-2016
Julia Teebken
PhD Candidate
Climate Vulnerability – Wicked problem or neglected responsibility? Local approaches in China and the United States
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Dan Wu
PhD Candidate
Chinese Provinces and the Industrial Policy-making in China's Electric Power Sector
Yi Zhu
PhD Candidate
Shaping (online) public sphere in an authoritarian society? – How Chinese actors pushed the abolishment of the “reeducation through labor (Laojiao)”- system
