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 Professor of Government
Adjunct Associate Professor at the Tuck School of Business
Research Director of the Center for International Business
Silsby 204
David.Kang@dartmouth.edu
Go to: Professor Kang's
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A.B., Anthropology and International Relations, Stanford University
M.A. and Ph.D., Political Science, UC Berkeley
Recent publications
- China Reassures Asia:
Information, Assymmetry, and International Relations, (under
review).
- "Cut From the Same Cloth: Bureaucracies and Rulers in south Korea,
1948-1979" in Yunshik chang and Steven Lee, eds., Towards Modernity: Transformations in
Twentieth Century Korea, London: Routledge, 2006.
- "Prospects of Ameliorating the Security Dilemma in Asia: The U.S.
versus China and tensions among competing approaches" in Amitav Acharya
and Evelyn Goh, eds., Approaches to
Asian International Relations, Cambridge, MA: MIT University Press,
2006.
- "Asia's High-Tech Nationalism," with Adam Segal, Far Eastern
Economic Review, March-April 2006.
- "South Korea and the U.S.: the real cause of problems in the
alliance," Fletcher Forum of World Affairs 14, no. 2, 2006.
- "China, the U.S., and Korea's Strategic Conundrum,"
International Journal of Korean Unification Studies 14, no. 2,
2006.
- "Japan: U.S. Partner or Focused on Abductees?" The Washington
Quarterly, Autumn 2005: 107-117.
- "Why China's Rise will be Peaceful: Theory and Predictions in
International Relations," Perspectives on Politics 3, no. 3:
551-54, Autumn 2005.
- "Hierarchy in Asian International Relations: 1300 to 1900,"
Asian Security 1, no. 1, 53-79, 2005.
- "Hierarchy, Balancing, and Empirical Puzzles in Asian International
Relations," International Security, 28, No. 3, Winter 2004.
- "The Theoretical Roots of Dominance and Rivalry in Asian International
Relations," Australian Journal of International Affairs, 58, No.
3, September 2004.
- "The Impact of Enron on Corporate Governance in Asia,"
Vermont Law Review, forthcoming.
- "Bombard North Korea with ideas, not threats," Seattle
Times, March 5, 2004.
- Nuclear North Korea: A Debate on
Engagement Strategies, co-authored with Victor Cha, Columbia University
Press, 2003.
- "Guarantee its security," New York Times, August 6,
2003.
- "Transaction Costs and Crony Capitalism in East Asia,"
Comparative Politics 35 No. 4, July 2003.
- "International relations theory and the Second Korean War,"
International Studies Quarterly 47, No. 3, September 2003.
- "The Avoidable Crisis in North Korea," Orbis, Summer
2003.
- "Getting Asia Wrong: the Need for New Analytic Frameworks,"
International Security 27, No. 4, Spring 2003.
- Crony Capitalism: Corruption and
Development in South Korea and the Philippines, Cambridge University
Press, 2002. Translated into Chinese, 2004.
Research interests
- Political economy
- Asian politics and business
- International relations
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