KJIR

The Korean Journal of International Relations (KJIR) is a prominent peer-reviewed publication associated with the Korean Association of International Studies (KAIS). Established to foster scholarly discussion on both global and regional affairs, KJIR publishes quarterly, featuring a wide array of articles that cover key issues in international relations.

The journal aims to enhance understanding and analysis of critical topics such as security, economic interdependence, and foreign policy strategies. It provides a platform for researchers and practitioners to share their insights through original academic contributions. Key themes explored include the dynamics of fear in international relations, the implications of economic disputes like the Korea-Japan trade conflict, and generational perspectives on national security.

In addition to articles, KJIR offers resources for authors, including guidelines on manuscript preparation and submission, ethical standards, and policies related to copyright and open access. With its dedication to rigorous scholarship and ethical publishing practices, KJIR plays a vital role in advancing international studies in South Korea and beyond.