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KIM Kyungmook is a Professor at Waseda University's Faculty of Letters, Arts and Sciences, with a focus on transnational relations in the Asia region, particularly involving NGOs and civil society actors. He previously held academic positions at Chukyo University (2005-2013) and Leiden University (2024-2025 Visiting Fellow), after completing his PhD at The University of Tokyo in 2006.
- Current affiliation: Waseda University (2016-present)
- Previous affiliations: Chukyo University (2005-2013), Australian National University (2008-2012), Leiden University (2024-2025)
His research explores transnational civil networks and peacebuilding in Northeast Asia, with particular emphasis on
- Japan-Korea relations
- North Korea's engagement with civil society
- Zainichi Korean experiences
- Human security frameworks
- Public diplomacy mechanisms
- Historical reconciliation processes
Recent publications analyze identity formation in East Asia, NGO humanitarian efforts, and non-governmental diplomacy between Northeast and Southeast Asia. His academic output spans over 15 years, with recurring themes of transnational migration, conflict resolution, and human rights in Asian contexts.
Scientific awards include:
- 2017: International Volunteer Association's Sugaya Mikio Prize for 'Non-war, Dialogue, and NGOs'
- 1999: Akino Yutaka Prize for early research contributions
As principal investigator, he has secured multiple JSPS Grants including
- 2024-2025: 'Political Sociology of Korea-Japan Solidarity'
- 2022-2025: 'Transnational Civil Networks in Japan-Korea Relations'
- 2018-2021: 'Comparative Migrant Community Research'
- 2006-2009: 'Multi-Archival Japan-ROK Normalization Treaty Study'
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