Discrimination
Scholarly Publications
Anti-Americanism in Democratizing South Korea
July 2015
Americans think of South Korea as one of the most pro-American of countries, but in fact many Koreans hold harsh and conspiratorial views of the United States.
Contracting with Private Providers for Primary Care Services: Evidence from Urban China
January 2013
Controversy surrounds the role of the private sector in health service delivery, including primary care and population health services.
The Future of India's Muslims
April 2011
India’s Muslims account for 13.4 percent of the country’s 1.2 billion population and constitute its largest minority group.
News
Peaceful protest as a means for overcoming discrimination
March 2011
In a recent San Francisco Chronicle op-ed, Rafiq Dossani asks: "Why did many Muslim Indians watch [the January 25] events in Egypt unfold with a personal interest?" He suggests that despite a...
Rafiq Dossani addresses key South Asia issues
February 2011
While it is known as a leading center for the study of contemporary Northeast Asia, the Walter H.
Obama's Trifecta: So Far, So Good
June 2009
US President Barack Hussein Obama's speech on 4 June 2009 in Cairo, the second of three planned trips to Muslim-majority countries, was outstanding.
Events
Negotiating Cultural Identities in Conflict: A Reading of Paek Kyonghae's Writings
May 7, 2004
A buffet lunch will be available to those who RSVP to Rakhi Patel at rpatel80@stanford.edu by Tuesday, May 5.
Transition toward Knowledge-Based Industries and Women's Labor Market in Korea
April 26, 2001
Jin Hwa Jung is a Research Fellow at the Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade (KIET) in Seoul, Korea, and currently a Visiting Scholar at the Institute for Research on Women and...
