Female Experts on Japan and the Koreas - Open Directory

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2	Family Name	First Name	Title	Institution	Category	Area of Expertise	Email	Website	Location	Twitter

3	ABE	Hideko	Professor	Colby College	Academia	Japanese Sociolinguistics; Japanese Language, Gender, and Sexuality; Japanese Queer Linguistics; LGBT in Japan	hnabe@colby.edu	http://www.colby.edu/eastasianstudies/	Waterville, Maine, U.S.
4	AHN	Christine	Founder, International Coordinator	Women Cross DMZ	Policy	US-Korea policy; foreign policy; militarism; women's rights; human rights; globalization; peace; civil society; social movements	christine@womencrossdmz.org	www.womencrossdmz.org	Honolulu, HI
5	ANDERSON	Marnie	Associate Professor of History	Smith College	Academia	Modern Japanese history and East Asia; Women and gender in Japanese history	msanders@smith.edu		Northampton, MA
6	AOKI	Naoko	Research Associate, Center for International and Security Studies at Maryland, adjunct fellow at the Pacific Forum	University of Maryland/Pacific Forum CSIS	Academia/Policy	North Korea nuclear and missile programs, U.S. policy toward North Korea, China, Japan, interaction between domestic policy and foreign policy	naokoaoki1@gmail.com		Washington DC
7	ARMSTRONG-HOUGH	Mari	Associate research scientist	Yale School of Public Health	Academia	Japanese health and medicine	mari.armstrong-hough@yale.edu	https://publichealth.yale.edu/people/mari_armstrong-hough.profile	New Haven, Conn.
8	ARRINGTON	Celeste	Korea Foundation Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Affairs	George Washington University	Academia	South Korea, Japan; domestic politics; media; courts and lawyers; activism; abductions; North Korean human rights; persons with disabilities	cla@gwu.edu	https://elliott.gwu.edu/arrington	Washington, DC/ Princeton, NJ
9	BAEK	Jieun	PhD Candidate in public policy	Oxford University	Academia	Human Rights in North Korea; Information Media in North Korea; North Korean defectors	ji.baek@bsg.ox.ac.uk	www.JieunBaek.com	Oxford, UK
10	BAFFELLI	Erica	Senior Lecturer	University of Manchester	Academia	Religion in Japan; Women and Violence in Japan; Japanese cultural studies	erica.baffelli@manchester.ac.uk	https://www.research.manchester.ac.uk/portal/erica.baffelli.html	Manchster, UK
11	BALICA	Ecaterina	Senior researcher habilitated	Romanian Academy	Academic	South Korea - personal safety in global cities, analysis of South Korean Soft Power strategies, representations of South and North Korea in Romanian Internet News Media and perceptions of the Korean popular products in Romania and other countries from Balkans.	catibalica@yahoo.com		Bucharest, Romania
12	BANG	Jiun	Postdoctoral fellow	University of Michigan	Academia	International security, diplomacy, Northeast Asia	jiunbang@umich.edu	www.jiunbang.com	Ann Arbor, MI (USA)
13	BARR	Heather	Senior Researcher at the Women's Rights Division	Human Rights Watch	Non-profit	Reproductive rights and women's rights in North Korea	barrh@hrw.org	https://www.hrw.org/about/people/heather-barr		@heatherbarr1
14	BELL	Alexandra	Senior Policy Director	The Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation	Policy	North Korea, multilateral nuclear policy and diplomacy	abell@armscontrolcenter.org	https://armscontrolcenter.org/about/meet-the-staff/alexandra-bell/	Washington DC	@atomicbell
15	BERGER	Andrea	Senior Research Associate	Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey (London-based)	Academia/policy	Korean pensinsula security, North Korea nuclear and missile programs, export controls and sanctions, illicit networks, proliferation finance.	aberger@miis.edu	http://www.nonproliferation.org/experts/andrea-berger/	London, UK	@AndreaRBerger
16	BLOCK	Eileen	Assistant Director, Washington Office	The Asan Institute for Policy Studies	Think-tank	South Korea, ROK-US alliance, Inter-Korea relations, North Korea	Eileenblock@asaninst.org	www.asaninst.org	Washington DC	@eileenblock
17	BROCK	Melanie	Chief Executive Office	Melanie Brock Advisory	Business	Business management, international business consulting	melaniebrock@advisoryjapan.com	https://www.melaniebrockjapan.com/blank-1		@Melanie_Brock
18	BUTCHER	Linda	Executive Director	International Student Conferences	Non-profit	S-Japan-Korea relations, North Korea, gender issues	lbutcher@iscdc.org	http://iscdc.org/about/staff/lbutcher/	Washington DC	@linda_kim
19	ČAPKOVÁ	Helena	Adjunct Professor in Art History	School of International Liberal Studies, Waseda University	Academia	Interdisciplinary visual art studies, Japanese art history, Japanese visual culture, Japanese studies, Asian art histories, global art history, modernism, history of architecture and design, Central European visual culture, Japonisme studies	helena.capkova@gmail.com	https://waseda.academia.edu/helenacapkova	Tokyo, Japan
20	CATALINAC	Amy	Assistant Professor	New York University	Academia	Japanese politics and foreign policy	amy.catalinac@nyu.edu	https://scholar.harvard.edu/amycatalinac/home	New York	@amycatalinac
21	CHANG	Amy	Affiliate	Harvard Kennedy School Belfer Center Cyber Security Project	Policy, Private Sector,Tech	China, Asia, North Korea, strategy, cybersecurity, foreign policy and strategic military issues in Asia-Pacific	amy_chang@hks14.harvard.edu	http://linkedin.com/in/helloamychang	Washington DC	@quelquefois
22	CHANLETT-AVERY	Emma	Specialist in Asian affairs	Congressional Research Service	Government/policy	Japan, South Korea, North Korea	echanlettavery@crs.loc.gov		Washington DC
23	CHATANI	Sayaka	Assistant Professor	Department of History, National University of Singapore	Academia	Japanese colonial mobilization, Japanese imperial legacies, decolonization of Taiwan and Korea, Korean residents in Japan, pro-North Korean community in Japan	hissc@nus.edu.sg	http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg/hist/About-Us/Faculty.html	Singapore
24	CHI	HJ Naomi	Assistant Professor	Graduate School of Public Policy, Hokkaido University	Academia	South Korea, Japan: Migration, minorities, gender	n_chi@hops.hokudai.ac.jp	http://www.hops.hokudai.ac.jp	Sapporo, Japan
25	CHO	Joan	Assistant Professor	College of East Asian Studies, Department of Government, Wesleyan University	Academia	Authoritarianism, democratization, democracy movement, social movements, voting behavior and civic participation in South Korea	jecho@wesleyan.edu	joancho.faculty.wesleyan.edu	New Haven/Middletown, CT
26	CHO	Mi Sun	Co-founder	Kodebox, Inc	Corporate	Blockchain technology, IT, South Korea IT and blockchain market	mscho@kodebox.io	http://kodebox.io/	Seoul, South Korea	@kodebox_cho
27	CHUBB	Danielle	Senior Lecturer in International Relations	Deakin University, Melbourne Australia	Academia / policy	Human rights in North Korea, policy and activist responses to the NK human rights crisis, Australian policy towards North Korea and the Korean peninsula	dchubb@deakin.edu.au	http://www.deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/people/danielle-chubb	Melbourne, Australia
28	CHUNG	Erin Aeran	Associate Professor, Political Science & Co-Director of the Racism, Immigration, and Citizenship (RIC) Program	Johns Hopkins University	Academia	East Asian Politics (Japan and Korea), Migration and Citizenship, Comparative Racial and Ethnic Politics, Civil Society, Political Economy of Development, Asian American Politics	echung@jhu.edu	http://politicalscience.jhu.edu/directory/erin-aeran-chung/	Baltimore, MD
29	CODUTI	Maria Rosaria	North Korea Analyst	NK News and SEAS- University of Sheffield	Policy and Academia	International relations of East Asia, Korean studies, Chinese foreign policy, security and energy cooperation in the Asia-Pacific	mariarosaria.coduti@gmail.com	https://www.linkedin.com/in/maria-rosaria-coduti-b3a7b9bb/	Brussels (until February 2018, then Sheffield )
30	COGGINS	Bridget	Professor of Political Science & Adjunct Fellow, Korea Chair, CSIS	University of California, Santa Barbara	Academia	NE Asia Security (esp. non-traditional threats), Civil war/stalemates, State failure/collapse, Politics of recognition/diplomacy, Creative approaches to data/information on North Korea	blc@ucsb.edu	http://www.polsci.ucsb.edu/people/bridget-l-coggins	Santa Barbara, CA	@BridgetCoggins
31	COLEMAN	Liv	Associate Professor of Political Science & International Studies	University of Tampa	Academia	Japan, gender politics, family, work; International Relations of East Asia; US foreign policy	lcoleman@ut.edu	http://livcoleman.snappages.com/		@livmcoleman
32	COLLINS	Lisa	Fellow, Office of the Korea Chair	Center for Strategic and International Studies	Policy	U.S.-ROK relations, North Korea, human rights and refugee law, transitional justice, Northeast Asian security, and intersection between international law and international relations	lcollins@csis.org	https://www.csis.org/people/lisa-collins	Washington, DC
33	CURTIS	Paula R.	Postdoctoral Associate and Lecturer in History	Yale University	Academia	Premodern Japanese culture and history; medieval Japan	prcurtis@umich.edu	http://prcurtis.com/	New Haven, CT	@paularcurtis
34	CUTLER	Wendy	Vice President	Asia Society Policy Institute	Policy	Free trade agreements, U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement (KORUS), Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), U.S.-Japan trade relations	wscutler@asiasociety.org	http://asiasociety.org/policy-institute/wendy-cutler	Washington, DC
35	DALTON	Bronwen	Associate Professor	UTS BUSINESS SCHOOL, University of Technology Sydney	Academia	Social enterprise, NFP sector; political economy, public administration and policy, community management, social capital, Korean studies.	Bronwen.Dalton@uts.edu.au	https://www.uts.edu.au/staff/bronwen.dalton	Sydney, Australia
36	DAVENPORT	Kelsey	Director for Nonproliferation Policy	Arms Control Association	Policy	North Korea nuclear and missile programs, U.S. policy toward North Korea	kelsey@armscontrol.org	https://www.armscontrol.org/about/kelsey_davenport	Washington DC	@KelseyDav
37	DAVIS	Christina	Professor of Politics and International Affairs	Princeton University (moving to Harvard in the 2018-19 academic year)	Academic	Politics and foreign policy of Japan, East Asia, and the study of international organizations and focus on trade policy	cldavis@princeton.edu	http://wws.princeton.edu/faculty-research/faculty/cldavis
38	DEMICK	Barbara	Author	Nothing to Envy: Ordinary lives in North Korea; former Beijing and Seoul bureau chiefs, LA Times	Journalist	North Korean attitudes, human rights, history	barbara.demick@latimes.com	nothingtoenvy.com	New York
39	DICKERSON	Vanessa D.	Professor of English	DePauw University	Academia	Intercultural relations between the Japanese and African Americans	vdickerson@depauw.edu		Greencastle, IL
40	DILL	Catherine	Senior Research Associate	Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey (DC-based)	Academia/policy	North Korea WMD programs, export controls and sanctions, illicit networks.	cdill@miis.edu	http://www.nonproliferation.org/experts/catherine_dill/	Washington, DC
41	DIMAGGIO	Suzanne	Senior Fellow and Director	New America	Policy	North Korea, Iran Nuclear programs, Track 1.5, Track 2 Negotiations	dimaggio@newamerica.org	https://www.newamerica.org/our-people/suzanne-dimaggio/	New York
42	DOI	Kanae	Japan director	Human Rights Watch	Non-profit	North Korea international justice, accountability, abductees, Japan human rights	doik@hrw.org	https://www.hrw.org/about/people/kanae-doi
43	DRAUDT	Darcie	PhD Candidate	Johns Hopkins University	Academia	South Korea (politics and society), North Korea, inter-Korean relations, US-Korea relations, migration, citizenship, nationalism, political economy of development	darciedraudt@gmail.com		Washington DC
44	DUDDEN	Alexis	Professor of History	University of Connecticut	Academia	Japan and Korea modern history, political use of history	alexis.dudden@uconn.edu	https://history.uconn.edu/faculty-by-name/alexis-dudden	Connecticut, USA
45	ENDO	Noriko	Project professor	Graduate School of Media and Governance, Keio University	Academic/Policy	Energy and Environmental Policy, Risk Governance, Energy Security in Japan	noriko.endo@me.com, nendo@sfc.keio.ac.jp	https://vu.sfc.keio.ac.jp/faculty_profile/cgi/f_profile_e.cgi?id=997447db869a79a8	Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan
46	ENOS	Olivia	Policy Analyst, Asian Studies Center	Heritage Foundation	Policy/Think Tank	Human rights, North Korean defectors, refugees, transnational criminal issues	olivia.enos@heritage.org	http://www.heritage.org/staff/olivia-enos	Washington, D.C.	@OliviaEnos
47	EVANS	Alison	Deputy Head of Asia-Pacific, Country Risk	IHS Markit (consultancy, intelligence analysis)	Private sector	North Korea, South Korea, Japan (politics and security)	alison.evans@ihsmarkit.com	https://www.linkedin.com/in/alisonsineadevans/	London, UK	@EvansAlisonS
48	EZAKI	Chie	Associate Professor	National Defense Academy Department of International Relations	Academic	Security Studies: Middle East International Relations	chie10@nda.ac.jp		Tokyo, Japan
49	FAHY	Sandra	Associate Professor of Anthropology with reference to East Asia	Sophia University	Academia/ Policy	Social and Cultural Anthropology/ Human rights theory and practice; Famine, food security, migration and refugee issues/Conflict, war, militaries, militarism and military-civilian relations/Oral and written accounts of collective social suffering, state discourse on same/Trauma, memory, psycho-social impact of violence; Bio-power, governmentality, discourse analysis/Impact of structural violence on health and well-being (in North Korea, South Korea, and the region of Northeast Asia)	smfahy@gmail.com	http://www.fla.sophia.ac.jp/professors/fahysandra	Tokyo, Japan
50	FALLON	Theresa	Director	Centre for Russia Europe Asia Studies (CREAS)	Think-tank	Northeast Asia Security, China's Belt and Road Initiative, maritime security, EU-Asia relations	theresa.fallon@creasbrussels.org	www.creasbrussels.org	Brussels, Belgium
51	FARKAS	Evelyn N.	Senior Fellow	Atlantic Council, CNA	Think-tank	Foreign Policy & Global Trends Expert, U.S. defense and foreign policy with a focus on Eurasia and Russia, as applicable to north-east Asia	evelyn.n.farkas@gmail.com			@EvelynNFarkas
52	FEIN	Erica	Advocacy Director	Win Without War	Policy/Government	Congress, nuclear issues	erica@winwithoutwar.org	https://www.ciponline.org/about-us/experts-staff/erica-fein	Washington DC
53	FIFIELD	Anna	Beijing Bureau Chief	The Washington Post	Media	North Korea, especially daily life inside North Korea, Kim Jong Un's leadership; South Korea; Japan	anna.fifield@washpost.com	http://www.washingtonpost.com/pb/anna-fifield	Beijing	@annafifield
54	FISCHER	YJ	Former Obama Administration official		Policy/Politics	Nuclear proliferation, implemented the Iran nuclear deal	yjfischer@gmail.com		Los Angeles, CA	@yjfischer
55	FLOURNOY	Michele	Former Under Secretary of Defense for Policy	Chief Executive Officer of the Center for a New American Security	Policy/Academia	North Korea, defense strategy, national security	contact through Neal Urwitz nurwitz@cnas.org	https://www.cnas.org/people/mich%C3%A8le-flournoy	Washington DC
56	FORD	Lindsey	Director of Political-Security Affairs	Asia Society Policy Institute	Policy	U.S. national security, Asian regional architecture, and maritime security issues.	lford@asiasociety.org	http://asiasociety.org/policy-institute/lindsey-ford	Washington DC
57	FUKUMI	Sayaka	Associate Professor	College of International Relations, Ritsumeikan University	Academia	Non-traditional Security Threats, Transnational Organized Crime, International Relations	sfukumi@fc.ritsumei.ac.jp	http://research-db.ritsumei.ac.jp/Profiles/112/0011149/profile.html	Kyoto, Japan
58	FUKUSHIMA	Akiko	Professor	School of Global Studies and Collaboration, Aoyama Gakuin University	Academia	International Relations, International Security, Conflict Resolution, Japanese Foreign Policy	akiko.fukushima@gsc.aoyama.ac.jp		Tokyo, Japan
59	GABROUSSENKO	Tatiana	Professor	Korea University	Academia	North Korean culture, North Korean cultural history, North Korean literature and films.	t.gabroussenko@gmail.com
60	GAMEL	Kim	Correspondent	Stars and Stripes	Media	North and South Korea, U.S. military, U.S. foreign policy	kgamel@gmail.com	https://www.stripes.com/reporters/pacific/kim-gamel	Seoul, South Korea	@kimgamel
61	GIBSON	Jenna	PhD Student	University of Chicago	Academia	Communications, media coverage of the two Koreas, soft power, Hallyu, public diplomacy, South Korean social issues	gibsonj@uchicago.edu		Chicago	@jennargibson
62	GILLISPIE	Clara	Senior Director for Trade, Economic, and Energy Affairs at the National Bureau of Asian Research	The National Bureau of Asian Research	Think-tank	trade, economic, energy, environment, innovation, healthcare, IP; US-Japan relations; US-ROK relations; ROK-Japan relations; Japan-Southeast Asia relations; ROK-Asia relations; Japan-Asia relations	cgillispie@nbr.org	http://nbr.org/About/team.aspx?id=63dc43eb-526b-4910-935f-5bace9b99841	Washington DC	@claireuh
63	GLASER	Bonnie	Senior Adviser for Asia; Director	China Power Project, Center for Strategic and International Studies	Policy	Asia-Pacific security with a focus on Chinese foreign and security policy	BGlaser@csis.org	https://www.csis.org/people/bonnie-s-glaser	Washington DC
64	GOEDDE	Patricia	Associate Professor	Sungkyungkwan University Law School	Academia	North Korea, human rights, law, transnational legal mobilization, human rights lawyering, rights advocacy	pgoedde@skku.edu	http://sskhumanrights.org/core-faculty-2/	Seoul, South Korea	@pagoedde
65	GOTO	Shihoko	Senior Associate for Northeast Asia	Woodrow Wilson Center	Policy	Asian political economy; Japan, South Korea, Taiwan economic relations	shihoko.goto@wilsoncenter.org	https://www.wilsoncenter.org/person/shihoko-goto
66	GOVELLA	Kristi	Assistant Professor	University of Hawaii at Manoa	Academia/Policy	Japanese domestic politics and foreign policy; Asian regional institutions; Sino-Japanese relations; political economy; trade agreements; US-Japan alliance; relationship between economics and security	kgovella@hawaii.edu	http://www.kristigovella.com	Honolulu, HI	@KristiGovella
67	GRACE	Abigail	Research Associate	Center for New American Security	Policy	Northeast Asia's regional security architecture; US policy towards Northeast Asia; China-DPRK relations; US-Japan-ROK Trilateral cooperation.	agrace@cnas.org	https://www.cnas.org/people/abby-grace	Washington DC	@abigailcgrace
68	GREGO	Laura	Senior Scientist, Global Security Program	Union of Concerned Scientists	Academia/Policy	Missile defense, space security, nuclear weapons, and missile defense in East Asia	LGrego@ucsusa.org	allthingsnuclear.org/author/lgrego	Cambridge, MA	@LauraEGrego
69	GREITENS	Sheena Chestnut	Assistant Professor	University of Missouri; Non-Resident Senior Fellow Brookings Institution	Academia/Policy	US policy towards East Asia, esp. North Korea; North Korean illicit activities; North Korean defector and refugee resettlement	greitenss@missouri.edu	https://www.brookings.edu/experts/sheena-chestnut-greitens/	St Louis
70	GYUPCHANOVA	Teodora	Researcher, Director of International Communications	Database Center for North Korean Human Rights (NKDB)	Non-profit	North Korea, human rights,North Korean overseas workers, North Korean defectors’issues in China/South Korea, resettlement/social integration of North Korean defectors in the ROK	t.gyupchanova@gmail.com	http://linkedin.com/in/teodora-gyupchanova-1489806	Seoul, South Korea	@teddy_vg
71	HA	Eunice Yoo-Jung	Resident Program Manager, Korea	National Democratic Institute	Non-profit	Human rights and democracy in North Korea	eha@ndi.org	https://www.ndi.org/people/eunice-ha	Seoul, South Korea
72	HABU	Junko	Professor, Dept. of Anthropology	University of California, Berkeley	Academia	Archaeology/Environmental Anthropology in Japan	habu@berkeley.edu	https://junkohabu.com	Berkeley, CA
73	HADDAD	Mary Alice	Professor of Government	Environmental Studies, and East Asian Studies, Wesleyan University	Academia	Civil society, environmental politics, nonprofit organizations, social welfare, public policy, and local government in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and China.	mahaddad@wesleyan.edu
74	HAMA	Noriko	Economist	Doshisha University Business School	Academia	Japanese economy, Japanese domestic politics	noriko-h@zc4.so-net.ne.jp
75	HANHAM	Melissa	Director of Datayo Project	One Earth Future Foundation	Academia/ Policy/ Tech	North Korea, East Asia, Weapons of Mass Destruction (Nuclear, Chemical, Biological, Missiles), Geospatial analysis (satellite/aerial/ground imagery, data analysis)	mhanham@oneearthfuture.org	https://oneearthfuture.org/program/new-program-development-future-labs/staff/melissa-hanham	Monterey, California, USA	@mhanham
76	HARTIG	Krystal	Research and Program Assistant	Perth USAsia Centre	Think tank	Japanese politics, defence and security, Australia-Japan relations	krystal.hartig@perthusasia.edu.au, krystal.hartig@gmail.com			@KrystalHartig
77	HASUNUMA	Linda	Visiting assistant professor	University of Bridgeport	Academia	Japan, "womenomics" and gender politics in Japan, the comfort women issue involving the US, Japan, Korea, and the Korean diaspora, women's activism and leadership in Japan and S. Korea, Asian American women's political leadership in the US.	lhasunuma@gmail.com	www.lindahasunuma.com	Connecticut	@LindaHasunuma
78	HAYASHI	Kaori	Professor	Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies, the University of Tokyo	Academia	Mass media and journalism studies in Japan/comparative media studies in Asia	hayashik@iii.u-tokyo.ac.jp	http://www.hayashik.iii.u-tokyo.ac.jp/english/members/background/	Tokyo, Japan
79	HAYASHI	Hana	Associate Director	McCANN	Academic	Public Health Ph.D and advocate for public health issues	Hana.Hayashi@mccann.com	https://www.linkedin.com/in/hana-hayashi-838a024/	Tokyo/NY/Boston
80	HEELEY	Laicie	Editor in Chief	Inkstick	Media	Nonproliferation, U.S. defense budgeting's impact on Asia-Pacific	lheeley@inkstickmedia.com	https://inkstickmedia.com/author/laicie/	Washington DC	@laicie
81	HERMAN	Tamar	Correspondent, author of "BTS: Blood, Sweat & Tears"	Billboad	Media	Global music industries and related businesses, East Asian pop culture, fandom, K-pop, BTS.	Tamarhermanwrites@gmail.com	tamarherman.com	NYC	@tamarwrites
82	HIKOTANI	Takako	Gerald L. Curtis Associate Professor of Modern Japanese Politics and Foreign Policy	Columbia University	Academic	Japanese defense/SDF. Civil-military relations. Japanese domestic politics, Japanese foreign policy, and comparative civil-military relations.	tk84@columbia.edu	http://weai.columbia.edu/takako-hikotani/
83	HOMEI	Aya	Lecturer in Japanese Studies	University of Manchester	Academia	History of Japanese medicine; history of midwifery in modern Japan; Japans' family planning initiatives since the 1960s	Aya.Homei@manchester.ac.uk	https://www.research.manchester.ac.uk/portal/aya.homei.html	Manchester, UK	@homeiaya
84	HO	Michelle	Postdoctoral Fellow in the department of Communications and New Media	National University of Singapore	Academia	Gender, sexuality, and cultural studies in East Asia	micho@mit.edu
85	HOLTHUS	Barbara	Deputy director	German Institute for Japanese Studies	Academic/Think tank	Family, marriage, happiness and well-being, family policy, Tokyo 2020, social change, media, social movements, rural Japan and regional diversity	holthus@dijtokyo.org	https://www.dijtokyo.org/people/barbara-holthus/	Tokyo, Japan	@barbGhawaii
86	HOO	Chiew-Ping	Senior Lecturer, National University of Malaysia. Co-Founder and co-convenor, East Asian International Relations (EAIR) Caucus	National University of Malaysia	Academia	US and ROK’s North Korea policy; North Korean provocations; South Korean foreign policy; DPRK-Southeast Asia relations; Malaysia’s relations with the two Koreas	hoo@ukm.edu.my	http://www.ukm.my/ppsps/people/academic-staff/hoo-chiew-ping/	Kuala Lumpur	@HooCP
87	HUR	Aram	Postdoctoral Faculty Fellow	New York University	Academia	North Korean defectors' resettlement and political integration, Korean reunification, nationalism and divided societies (Korea, Taiwan), democratic development	aram.hur@nyu.edu	www.aramhur.com
88	HWANG	Balbina	Visiting Professor at Georgetown University	former Senior Special Advisor in the U.S. State Department.	Academia	North Korea	hwangb@georgetown.edu	https://www.ncnk.org/member-directory/balbina-hwang	Washington DC
89	IBATA-ARENS	Kathryn	Vincent de Paul Professor of Political Science/Director, Global Asian Studies	DePaul University	Academia	Innovation and entrepreneurship in Asia, science and technology policy, women’s economic empowerment.	kibataar@depaul.edu	https://offices.depaul.edu/society-vincent-depaul-professors/members/Pages/member-details.aspx?dpusearchbyid=9	Chicago, IL	@Ibata-Arens
90	IEZZI	Julie	Professor	Dept. of Theatre and Dance, University of Hawaii	Academia	Traditional Japanese theatre; contemporary Japanese and Korean theatre	iezzi@hawaii.edu
91	IM	Esther	Program Officer	National Committee on North Korea	Policy	US-North Korea policy, inter-Korea relations, sanctions, humanitarian and people-to-people engagement in NK	eim@ncnk.org	https://www.ncnk.org/staff/esther-im		@polyestherism
92	IM	Yeri	Program officer	World Vision North Korea	Non-profit	North Korea humanitarian procurement and logistics	Yeri_Im@wvi.org		NJ
93	IMAI	Akiko	Professor	Business Design Dept., Faculty of Global Business, Showa Women's University	Academia	Public Communications, Sustainability and Business, Women's policies and omen's leadership in Japan	a-imai@swu.ac.jp	www.linkedin.com/in/akiko-imai-b124578	Tokyo, Japan
94	ISHIKURA	Yoko	Professor Emeritus	Hitotsubashi University	Academia/Corporate	Global business strategy, competitiveness and global talent/Japanese business culture	yoko.ishikura@gmail.com	https://www.yokoishikura.com/english	Tokyo, Japan	http://twitter.com/yokoishikura
95	JAGER	Sheila Miyoshi	Professor of East Asian Studies	Oberlin College	Academia	East Asian Studies, International Studies, The Politics of Memory, the Korean War, the 19th and 20th century opening of Korea	sheila.jager@oberlin.edu	https://www.oberlin.edu/sheila-miyoshi-jager	Oberlin, OH
96	JAKOBSON	Linda	Non-resident Fellow	Lowy Institute	Policy	Chinese foreign policy, focus on maritime	linda@lindajakobson.com	http://lindajakobson.com/	Sydney, Australia
97	JANG	Ji-Hyang	Senior fellow	Asan Institute for Policy Studies	think tank, policy	Comparative dictatorship, state-building, political Islam, the Middle East, Korean peninsula	jhjang@asaninst.org	asaninst.org	Seoul, South Korea
98	JANG	Se Young	Stanton Nuclear Security Fellow	Security Studies Program, MIT	Academia/Policy	Nuclear Policy (Proliferation, Energy, Deterrence), US-Korea Alliance, Inter-Korean Relations, Diplomatic History, Cold War	syjang@mit.edu	https://ssp.mit.edu/people/se-young-jang	Cambridge, Mass.	@historian_jang
99	JOHNSON	Rebecca	Executive Director	Acronym Institute for Disarmament Diplomacy	Policy	CTBT, NPT, the TPNW and related issues such as Iran	rej@acronym.org.uk	http://www.acronym.org.uk/old/about/staff/dr-rebecca-johnson	London, UK
100	JUN	Jenny	PhD Candidate	Columbia University	Academia/Policy	Strategic dynamics of cyber conflict, North Korea cyber operations	dj2458@columbia.edu	https://polisci.columbia.edu/content/jenny-jun	New York