The East Asian Peace program aims at exploring possible explanations for the East Asian peace as well as establishing its depth. The program, whose main funder is the Swedish Riksbankens Jubileumsfond, is led by Stein Tønnesson and is based at the Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University.
Read more about the project at Uppsala University's website.
Film from the 2015 East Asian Peace Conference, please follow this link.
The East Asian Peace
Book Chapter in The SAGE Handbook of Asian Foreign Policy (2 vols)
Precarious but Persistent: Korea's Part in the East Asian Peace
Book Chapter in Bridging the Divide: Moon Jae-in's Korean Peace Initiative
Fred i Østasien
Journal Article in Udenrigs
Explaining the East Asian Peace: A Research Story
Monograph
Peace by Demographic Change
Book Chapter in Debating the East Asian Peace
Explaining East Asia's Developmental Peace: The Dividends of Economic Growth
Journal Article in Global Asia
The East Asian Peace: How Did It Happen?`How Deep Is It? Introduction to special issue
Journal Article in Global Asia
The Tonkin Gulf Agreements: a model of conflict resolution?
Book Chapter in The South China Sea: a Crucible of Regional Cooperation or Conflict-Making Sovereignty Claims?
UN Compulsory Arbitration: a Tough Test for China
Book Chapter in Sense and sensibility – Addressing the South China Sea disputes
Den östasiatiska freden
Monograph
The South China Sea: Law Trumps Power
Journal Article in Asian Survey
