The 2025 AKSE Book Prize was co-awarded (in alphabetic order) on June 21, 2025, to Dr. Jamie Doucette (University of Manchester), for his book, The Postdevelopmental State : Dilemmas of Economic Democratization
It was wonderful to see AKSE members and non-members at the 32nd AKSE Conference last week at the University of Edinburgh. At the AKSE General Meeting it was announced that
Dr Sabine Burghart (Lecturer, University of Turku) and Dr Ivana Gubić (Lecturer, University of Zagreb) have been nominated by the AKSE Council for election to the Council of the Association.
In connection with the upcoming AKSE Conference to be held in Edinburgh (19-21 June 2025), there will be elections for two Members of Council. All AKSE members in good standing (as of the date of this
I write as the President of the Association for Korean Studies in Europe (AKSE), the main scholarly society for Korean Studies in Europe, founded in 1977, with the objective to
The Modern East Asian Studies (MEAS) programme at Goethe University Frankfurt invites students interested in the programme to attend an online information session on 1 April, 12:00 (CEST). A second meeting will be held