ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dylan Motin

Dylan Motin holds a Ph.D. in political science and is currently a non-resident Kelly Fellow at the Pacific Forum. He is also a researcher at the Center for International and Strategic Studies and a non-resident fellow at the European Centre for North Korean Studies. He is the author of “Bandwagoning in International Relations: China, Russia, and Their Neighbors” (Vernon Press, 2024).

Why Gangwon Province turned its back on the Democratic Party in the election

Long-term demographic changes and voter disillusionment contributed to the party’s defeat in the region

Dylan MotinApril 29, 2024

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Dylan Motin

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Why Gangwon Province turned its back on the Democratic Party in the election

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