Brendan M. Howe Professor
Department of International Studies/International Studies
Brendan Howe is an international theorist from England, trained at Oxford University (B.A./M.A. Modern History); the University of Kent at Canterbury (M.A. International Conflict Analysis); and the University of Dublin, Trinity College (Ph.D. Political Science). He joined GSIS in 2001 and lectures on international security, organizations and politics. Previous posts include Visiting Professor at Beijing Foreign Studies University, and lecturer at University Malaysia Sarawak. His research leave has taken him to University of Sydney (2007-2008) and to Freie Universit t Berlin (2014-2015). He has published extensively on human security, post-conflict development, and humanitarian intervention. He is Editor of the International Studies Review (ISR), President of the Korea International Studies Association (KISA), Director of the Asian Political and International Studies Association (APISA), Honorary Envoy for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), and Member of the International Institute for Security Studies (IISS). He previously served as Department Chair and Associate Director of the Institute for Development and Human Security (IDHS).
- Dean, The Graduate School of International Studies/Director, Institute for International and Area Studies
- International Education Building #908
- 02-3277-3348
Research Record
- Non-traditional Security Leadership and Cooperation in the Face of Great Power Conflict: The Rise of New Actors Asian Journal of Peacebuilding, 2022, v.10 no.1, 243-270
- Challenges to and Opportunities for International Organisation in East Asia Global Society, 2021, v.35 no.4, 501-521
- Comprehensive Security and Sustainable Peacebuilding in East Asia: Reflections on a Post-COVID-19 Operating Environment The Korean Journal of Security Affairs, 2020, v.25 no.1, 1-29
- Introduction: Democratic Hopes and Challenges Asian Affairs(UK), 2020, v.47 no.1, 1-15
- South Korea: Transformative Challenges to the Economic and Political “Miracle on the Han River” Asian Affairs(UK), 2020, v.47 no.1, 16-40
- Human security, peacebuilding, and the responsibility to protect in east asia Asian Journal of Peacebuilding, 2019, v.7 no.2 Special Issue, 183-218
- South Korea's (incomplete) middle-power diplomacy toward asean International Journal of Asia-Pacific Studies, 2019, v.15 no.2, 117-142
- Civil society and domestic politics in international relations: Lessons from global climate governance Asia-Pacific Social Science Review, 2018, v.18 no.1, 127-140
- Divergent Interpretations of the R2P and Human Security: implications for engagement with governance challenges in Myanmar The Korean Journal of Security Affairs, 2018, v.23 no.1, 80~101
- United Nations Contributions to Promoting Human Rights in the DPRK: Impetus for Change Asian International Studies Review, 2018, v.19 no.2, 115~137
- CIVIC VIRTUE: THE RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF CITIZENSHIP PHILOSOPHIA-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY, 2017, v.18 no.1, 102-117
- Challenges and Opportunities for South Korean Diplomacy in an Era of New Varieties of Power and Influence THE KOREAN JOURNAL OF SECURITY AFFAIRS, 2017, v.22 no.1, 4~22
- Nargis and Haiyan: The Politics of Natural Disaster Management in Myanmar and the Philippines Asian Studies Review, 2017, v.41 no.1, 58-78
- The evolution of the “ASEAN Way”: Embracing human security perspectives Asia-Pacific Social Science Review, 2017, v.16 no.3, 1-15
- East Asian ‘Econophoria’ in Theory and Practice Asian International Studies Review, 2016, v.17 no.1, 101~120
- Good governance and human security in Malaysia: Sarawak’s hydroelectric conundrum Contemporary Southeast Asia, 2016, v.38 no.1, 81-105
- Japanese 'War Legislation': International and Domestic Threat Assessment JOURNAL OF EAST ASIA AND INTERNATIONAL LAW, 2016, v.9 no.1, 253-261
- Socratic War Ethics in Ancient Greece 윤리연구, 2016, v.1 no.107, 119~133
- Trustpolitik: The Failure to Build Trust in Inter-Korean Relations Journal of Peace and Unification, 2016, v.6 no.2, 95
- Normative and Legal Challenges to un Peacekeeping Operations Journal of International Peacekeeping, 2015, v.19 no.1-2, 1-31
- Addressing North Korean security challenges through non-state-centric international economic engagement North Korean Review, 2014, v.10 no.1, 39-54
- Introduction Post-Conflict Development in East Asia, 2014 , 3-14
- Laos in 2013 Macroeconomic Ambitions, Human-centered Shortcomings ASIAN SURVEY, 2014, v.54 no.1, 78-82
- Northeast Asian Perspectives on UN Peacekeeping Journal of International Peacekeeping, 2014, v.18 no.3-4, 133-153
- Post-conflict development in East Asia Post-Conflict Development in East Asia, 2014 , 1-253
- Security, post-conflict development, and good governance in East Asia Post-Conflict Development in East Asia, 2014 , 15-31
- Thailand's Participation in UN Peacekeeping Missions Journal of International Peacekeeping, 2014, v.18 no.3-4, 236-255
- The Politics, Challenges, and Future of UN Peacekeeping Contributions from the Asia-Pacific Journal of International Peacekeeping, 2014, v.18 no.3-4, 123-131
- [저역서] Human security and cross-border cooperation in East Asia Palgrave Macmillan, 2018, 300
- [저역서] Regional cooperation for peace and development : Japan and South Korea in Southeast Asia Routledge, 2018, 134
- [학술발표] Middle Power “Do-Gooding": Asian versus Western Humanitarian Diplomacy International Studies Association (ISA) Annual Convention, 캐나다, Toronto, 2019-03-29 International Studies Association , 2019
- [학술발표] Contested Peacebuilding in East Asia KISA 10th Annual Conference, 대한민국, Seoul, 2018-11-16 Korea International Studies Association, 2018
- [학술발표] Divergent Interpretations of the R2P and Human Security 43rd BISA, 영국, Bath, 2018-06-14 British International Studies Association, 2018
- [학술발표] UN and Measurements of Good Global Governance 12th APISA Congress , 인도네시아, Bandung, 2018-10-05 Asian Political and International Studies Association, 2018
Courses
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2023-1st
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International Relations: Theory and Practice
- Subject No IS408Class No 01
- Year ( 3Credit , 3Hour) Mon 4~5 (I-EDU-902)
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Global Governance and Human Security
- Subject No IS536Class No 01
- Year ( 3Credit , 3Hour) Wed 4~5 (I-EDU-902)
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2022-2nd
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International Relations: Theory and Practice
- Subject No IS408Class No 01
- Year ( 3Credit , 3Hour) Mon 4~5 (I-EDU-902)
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Comprehensive Peacebuilding
- Subject No IS629Class No 01
- Year ( 3Credit , 3Hour) Wed 4~5 (I-EDU-902)
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2022-1st
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International Relations: Theory and Practice
- Subject No IS408Class No 01
- Year ( 3Credit , 3Hour) Mon 4~5 (I-EDU-902)
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Global Governance and Human Security
- Subject No IS536Class No 01
- Year ( 3Credit , 3Hour) Wed 4~5 (I-EDU-902)
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2021-2nd
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International Relations: Theory and Practice
- Subject No IS408Class No 01
- Year ( 3Credit , 3Hour) Mon 4~5 (I-EDU-902)
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Comprehensive Peacebuilding
- Subject No IS629Class No 01
- Year ( 3Credit , 3Hour) Wed 4~5 (I-EDU-1001)
- Classroom Changed
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2021-1st
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International Relations: Theory and Practice
- Subject No IS408Class No 01
- Year ( 3Credit , 3Hour) Tue 4~5 (I-EDU-902)
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Global Governance and Human Security
- Subject No IS536Class No 01
- Year ( 3Credit , 3Hour) Wed 4~5 (I-EDU-902)
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2020-2nd
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International Relations: Theory and Practice
- Subject No IS408Class No 01
- Year ( 3Credit , 3Hour) Tue 8~9 (I-EDU902)
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Comprehensive Peacebuilding
- Subject No IS629Class No 01
- Year ( 3Credit , 3Hour) Wed 4~5 (I-EDU902)
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