In this insightful interview, Professor Timo Kivimäki delves into the concept of the "Long Peace" in East Asia, exploring its origins, challenges, and the role of key principles like non-interference and economic interdependence. He also discusses the unique dynamics between China, ASEAN, and other regional players, while addressing criticisms and potential research gaps in the field. Watch to gain a deeper understanding of East Asian peacekeeping and what the West can learn from it.
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Content
00:00 - Introduction
02:15 - Inspiration for Studying Peace in the East Asia Region
03:42 - Challenges Faced in Researching East Asia
05:19 - Defining the Long Peace of East Asia
07:06 - Differentiating the Long Peace from Other Peace Periods in the Region
08:22 - The Principle of Non-Interference
11:15 - Origins of the Non-Interference Concept in East Asia
12:57 - Criticism: Non-Interference and the Perpetuation of Authoritarian Violence
17:44 - The Concept of Developmentalism
19:07 - China and ASEAN’s Role in East Asian Peace
21:25 - Face-Saving Strategies in Diplomacy
25:27 - Economic Interdependence in East Asia
27:42 - Exploring Other Forms of Interdependence
28:57 - Weaknesses in the Long Peace of East Asia Theory
31:36 - Balancing Non-Interference with Humanitarian Intervention in East Asia
34:22 - Diverse Regimes and the Notion of Democratisation in East Asia
39:36 - Lessons the West Can Learn from East Asian Peacekeeping
43:36 - Multipolarity vs. the Current West-Led International Order
46:51 - Explaining Current Security Threats in East Asia
52:33 - Potential Research Gaps in East Asian Peace Studies
54:43 - Diversity of Researchers in Peace Studies
Timo Kivimäki
Professor Timo Kivimäki is a prominent scholar in International Relations, currently holding a professorship at the University of Bath (UK) and serving as a Senior Non-Resident Fellow at the Sejong Institute in Seoul, Republic of Korea. Since joining the University of Bath in January 2015, he has brought a wealth of experience from previous academic roles, including professorships at the University of Helsinki, University of Lapland, and the University of Copenhagen. In addition to his academic appointments, Professor Kivimäki has directed the Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (Copenhagen) and the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Helsinki, contributing significantly to the field of peace research and the study of East Asian international relations.
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Selected Publications:
Kivimäki, T. (2021). Protecting the global civilian from violence: UN discourses and practices in fragile states (1st ed.). Routledge. [ Ссылка ]
Kivimäki, T. (2019). The failure to protect: The path to and consequences of humanitarian interventionism. Edward Elgar Publishing. [ Ссылка ]
Kivimäki, T. (2001). The Long Peace of ASEAN. Journal of Peace Research, 38(1), 5–25. [ Ссылка ]
Kivimäki, T. (2019). Power, contribution and dependence in NATO burden sharing. European Security, 28(1), 66–84. [ Ссылка ]
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