A Study on the North Korean Price : Focusing on currency reform

Cheonkoo, Kim

doi:10.21212/iasr.21.4.8

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“…8. Because the World Bank's data provide no information on inflation rates in Taiwan and North Korea, we collect their information from Taiwan's Statistical Bureau (https://eng.stat.gov.tw/) and Kim (2017), respectively. 9.…”

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The Determinants of Anti-Government Protests in Asia

Choi¹,

Kim²

2019

J. East Asian Stud.

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What determines cross-national variations in the extent of anti-government protests in Asia? Anti-government protests have surged across Asia in recent years, with many contributing to consequential political change. However, systematic cross-national comparison of the determinants of protests in Asia is still largely missing. This article fills this important gap by quantitatively examining the explanatory power of the three main theories of contentious politics—grievance, resource mobilization, and political process theories—in the Asian context with new data on anti-government protests in all 25 Asian states from 1990 to 2016. The analysis finds that urbanization, information and communication technology, and regional demonstration effects are the strong catalysts of anti-government protests in Asia, while repressive state capacity particularly dampens protests. The findings offer important insights into the dynamics of the anti-government protests that have become increasingly salient in Asian politics.

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