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Dong Jin Kim

Kim Dae Jung Chair Professor of Peace Studies

Hanshin University

South Korea

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Dong Jin Kim is the Kim Dae Jung Chair Professor of Peace Studies at Hanshin University, South Korea. His research areas include peacebuilding, conflict resolution, and international relations, with a particular focus on the Korean Peninsula and comparative studies with Northern Ireland. Recent articles explore themes such as ontological security in protracted conflicts, the nexus between aid cooperation and peacebuilding, and the role of civil society in peace education and health diplomacy.

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Assistant Professor in Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation

Trinity College Dublin

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What Can Korea Learn from Ireland? A Comparative Analysis of the two Peace Procceses

Old Wine in New Bottles? A Triple Nexus Approach to Linking Aid Cooperation to Peacebuilding on the Korean Peninsula

Whose Economic Pain for What Security Gain? The Strategic and Normative Concerns Surrounding the UN Sanctions on North Korea

Ontological security and protracted conflict in frontier societies: towards a trans-local turn in peacebuilding

The agency-structure problem in peacebuilding: constructing a niche in the Korean conflict

‘You Realise We’re Not the Only Ones Stuck Living Like This’: Comparative Learning, International Partnerships and Civil Society Peace Education in Conflict-Affected Societies

Sport and strategic peacebuilding: Northern Ireland and Korea compared

Global health diplomacy and North Korea in the COVID-19 era

Reciprocal empowerment for civil society peacebuilding: sharing lessons between the Korean and Northern Ireland peace processes

Mobilising social movement for peace: A case study on christian ecumenical organisations in the context of the Korean conflict

Beyond identity lines: women building peace in Northern Ireland and the Korean peninsula

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