An Uncertain Future for the Chaebols of South Korea

The Paris Globalist TeamDecember 20, 2014

By Yena Lee Last week, the daughter of Korean Air’s chairman created an international scandal after forcibly delaying a flight because of her capricious behavi... Read More

Revisiting the Umbrella Revolution and the Future of Hong Kong

The Paris Globalist TeamNovember 17, 2014

By Chin Yi Chow With the roads in Causeway Bay barricaded, the district is free from the usual rumble of engines and chatter of shoppers. It is an eerie silenc... Read More

Why China Should Not Rebalance Its Economy

The Paris Globalist TeamNovember 8, 2014

By Alfred Wong The Chinese government’s rebalancing of China’s economy is today seen as a fact and an inevitability. This means that the government is reducing... Read More

Could North Korea’s Surprise Visit to the South Lead to New Talks?

The Paris Globalist TeamOctober 20, 2014

By Daniel Chan As winter hits the Korean Peninsula and temperatures begin to drop, the political climate between South and North Korea appears to be finally wa... Read More

Take Your Umbrella with You – What Is Happening in Hong Kong?

The Paris Globalist TeamOctober 1, 2014

                                                                                         By Solange Harpham Many thanks to my friends and correspondants in HK:... Read More

Post-referendum Crimea and its Russian Future: Voices from the Inside

The Paris Globalist TeamSeptember 15, 2014

This article was originally published on 10th September 2014 in the Sydney Globalist. In this piece Olga Oleinikova & Oleg Skrypka explore daily life in po... Read More

Beyond Transparency: Ensuring Environmental Justice in East Asia

The Paris Globalist TeamSeptember 30, 2013

By Hu Ching Transparency in politics, commonly synonymous with openness of information, is often credited with improving governmental accountability. Open know... Read More

Is Putin Eternal?

The Paris Globalist TeamFebruary 6, 2013

By Kirill Guskov On September 24, 2011, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin « accepted aproposal » to run for president in March 2012, which means that he is... Read More

Retour à Peshawar

The Paris Globalist TeamFebruary 6, 2013

Par Adeline Guerra Dans ce livre, dont le titre fait référence au premier voyage de Renaud Girard au Pakistan en 1986, le reporter de guerre du Figaro vous fai... Read More

Forced to be Free – The Challenge of Creating a Legitimate Democracy in Afghanistan

The Paris Globalist TeamDecember 6, 2012

by Stacia Koster In the aftermath of the Arab Spring, young democracies are numerous and on the rise. Unlike countries like Egypt and Tunisia however, where th... Read More