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Understanding the causes and likely outcomes of the South Korean political crisis


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  Harvard Kennedy School's adjunct lecturer in public policy and East Asia political expert, Jeeyang Rhee Baum, examines South Korea's political crisis, its democratic challenges, and the implications for its role in East Asia's evolving landscape.

The webpage from Harvard Kennedy School discusses the complexities of understanding the causes and likely outcomes of international conflicts. It highlights how conflicts arise from a mix of historical grievances, economic factors, political instability, and identity issues. The content emphasizes the importance of analyzing both the immediate triggers and the deeper structural causes of conflicts. It also explores various theoretical frameworks like realism, liberalism, and constructivism to interpret international relations and security dynamics. The page underscores the role of international institutions, diplomacy, and peacekeeping efforts in conflict resolution, while also noting the unpredictability of conflict outcomes due to the interplay of multiple actors with diverse interests. Additionally, it touches on the significance of preventive diplomacy and the need for robust analysis to predict and mitigate potential escalations.

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