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Kim Dohyang Reimann is an Associate Professor of Political Science and Director of the Asian Studies Center at Georgia State University. Her research bridges international relations, NGO studies, and environmental policy in East Asia, with a focus on transnational networks and regional governance.
- Ph.D., Government, Harvard University (2001)
- A.M., Regional Studies-East Asia, Harvard University (1993)
- B.A., Oriental Studies, Barnard College, Columbia University (1986)
Dr. Reimann’s work explores how global norms and international institutions shape domestic NGO activism, particularly in Japan and Southeast Asia. Her publications analyze topics like the Kyoto Climate Change Conference, NGO roles in human security, and institutional development in East Asian environmental governance.
Her
- 2015 forthcoming chapter
- 2014 forthcoming chapter
- peer-reviewed journal articles (2008, 2006, 2001)
- book (2010)
Scientific recognitions include
- Social Science Research Council, Abe Fellowship (2008-2009)
- Phi Beta Kappa (1986)
- Focus Field Award, ARNOVA (2001)
- Research Initiation Grant, Georgia State (2006)
- Hauser Center Doctoral Fellow (1999-2001)
Dr. Reimann advises graduate students in NGOs and World Politics and International Relations of East Asia. She has secured grants from the Georgia State International Strategic Initiative and Academy of Korean Studies, and serves on review panels for the National Science Foundation and World Politics journal.
She leads Georgia State’s Asian Studies Center and collaborates with Keio University and Harvard University through research partnerships, with fieldwork spanning Kyoto, Honolulu, and Bangkok.
