Park, Jae Hyun. 2026 “It’s Not About the Money”: Rebel Group Participation in the Formal Economy as Credible Commitment." Civil Wars. PDF
(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)
"Dualities of 'Lawlessness' in the Myanmar Borderworld" DRAFT
(Presented at 2026 International Conference on Burma/Myanmar Studies; 2026 Korean Association of Southeast Asian Studies Annual Conference)
“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)
"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)