This year the Selection Committee, consisting of the representatives of the five Participating Institutions, chose five EAI Fellows. The following lists the five recipients of EAI Fellowship, with their affiliations and project titles.
Kai He, Assistant Professor, Utah State University
Topic: “Explaining China’s Foreign Policy Crisis Behavior after the Cold War
Hyon Joo Yoo, Assistant Professor, Trinity University
Topic: “Do Domestic Processes Prevent Balancing?: Comparative Analysis on Alliance Policies by Japan and South Korea”
Yu Zheng, Assistant Professor, University of Connecticut
Topic: “Credibility and Flexibility: Institutions, Governance and Foreign Investment in China and India”
Peter Van Ness, Visiting Fellow, Australian National University
Topic: “Collapse of Moral Authority: A Comparison of Two Cases, Mao's China and George W. Bush's United States”
Thomas Berger, Associate Professor, Boston University
Topic: “Navigating a Sea of Troubles: The Rise of Tensions in Maritime Asia -- Implications for the US Alliance System”&
Each of the EAI Fellows visits East Asia for three weeks to present seminars and lectures, based on an unpublished article on current issues submitted solely for the purpose of the EAI Fellows Program, at two or more of the Participating Institutions: East Asia Institute in Seoul, Fudan University in Shanghai, Keio University in Tokyo, National Taiwan University in Taipei, and Peking University in Beijing.
For further information, please visit us online at Fellows Program, or contact fellowships@eai.or.kr.