Park, Jae Hyun. 2026 “It’s Not About the Money”: Rebel Group Participation in the Formal Economy as Credible Commitment." Forthcoming, Civil Wars. DRAFT
(APSA-SEAPRG Best Paper Award (Junior Scholar Category), Honourable Mention)
Park, Jae Hyun. 2025. "Living in Yesterday's Terror: The Impact of Civil War Violence on the Post-War Election in South Korea." Terrorism and Political Violence 37 (4): 478-493. 1) PDF 2) REPLICATION DATA
“From Opium to Avocados: Border Access and Rebel Revenue Activity Pivot in the Myanmar Civil War.” DRAFT (Under review)
(Presented at 2025 International Burma Studies Conference; SEASIA 2026)
“Ceasefire as Competition for Hearts and Minds? Re-strengthening Rebel-Civilian Ties Through the Ceasefire in Myanmar.” (Draft available upon request)
(Presented at APSA 2022)
"Dualities of 'Lawlessness' in the Myanmar Borderworld" (Draft available upon request)
"The determinants of defection in civil wars: Survey experiments with rebel groups in Myanmar." (With Jacques Bertrand, Noel Anderson, Alexandre Pelletier, Semuhi Sinanoglu, Ardeth Maung Thawnghmung, and Moo Moo Paw)
"Small Talks for Big Insights: Impact of Relation Building in Qualitative Fieldwork." (With Salam Alsaadi)
"Who cares better for whom? Examining attitudes towards redistribution in Southeast Asia." (With I Younan An)
"Varieties of rebel capitalism"
Ceasefires and Armed Business Politics in Myanmar (Book Project)
Living in Yesterday's Terror: Politics of Mass Violence in Asia (Book Project)