Max Warrack PhD FHEA

@maxwarrack.bsky.social

Research on militarism, popular culture and politics, gender, and security with an empirical focus on Japan Works @warwickpais.bsky.social Coordinator of @easgwarwick.bsky.social LI: https://tinyurl.com/4kt377m9 | UofW Profile: https://tinyurl.com/yc6r4ycz

Our final talk of the year, and we are ending on a high note with this fascinating discussion of how the military juntas of Thailand and Myanmar have adapted their economies to survive post-coup. Reach out if you want a Teams link to the event, or just contact easg@warwick.ac.uk directly.

Department of Politics and International Studies (PAIS)@warwickpais.bsky.social · last yr.

🗓️ Final Warwick EASG talk of the year! Dr. Thawatchai “Tong” Worrakittimalee joins us to unpack how coups shape economies & global ties in Thailand & Myanmar. 📍 25 June | 14:15 | Find out more here - buff.ly/I0N4yMJ

Looking forward to welcoming Professor Emmers to get his valuable perspective on how Southeast Asian states are reacting to (and negotiating) ongoing geopolitical shifts. It is sure to be of interest to regional specialists, those who work on the liberal international order, and small/middle powers.

East Asia Study Group, University of Warwick@easgwarwick.bsky.social · last yr.

🚨New Research Seminar 🚨 The EASG is delighted to host Prof Ralf Emmers from @soasuni.bsky.social for a talk on Indonesia, Vietnam and coalitions in the Indo-Pacific The seminar is hybrid – please email easg@warwick.ac.uk for an access link @warwickpais.bsky.social

Hegseth's recent assertions about Japan's 'warrior ethos' (str.sg/EB3A) could be dismissed as wishful thinking given its peace constitution and 'military allergy' reputation. However, as outlined in my latest article, there are signs Japan is recovering its 'warrior ethos'. doi.org/10.1080/0951...

Manga and militarism: rehabilitating military violence in Japan

There is an impasse in Japan’s security debate. Realists emphasise defence build-up programmes and policy reforms that are cumulatively developing Japan’s autonomous security capabilities to argue ...

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Looking forward to learning more about the relationship between political leadership and changes in national identity at Yeong Ik Kim's EASG talk on Monday. It presents a new framework for understanding international relations in East Asia during a turbulent period for the region and world.

East Asia Study Group, University of Warwick@easgwarwick.bsky.social · 2y ago

🚨New Research Seminar 🚨 The EASG is delighted to host Dr Kim for a talk on perceptions of political identity between Japan and South Korea The seminar is hybrid – please email easg@warwick.ac.uk for an access link @warwickpais.bsky.social

Looking forward to hosting Ra Mason! Okinawa is vitally vitally important to security in the Indo-Pacific. To hear more about this, and the complicated domestic politics and history surrounding the Archipelago, join us, online or in-person, this Thursday. easg@warwick.ac.uk for more information.

East Asia Study Group, University of Warwick@easgwarwick.bsky.social · 2y ago

🚨 New Research Seminar The EASG is delighted to host Dr Ra Mason from the University of East Anglia for a talk on Okinawa and great power competition More info: tinyurl.com/53dpceh8 If you'd like to join us online, please email easg@warwick.ac.uk @warwickpais.bsky.social

🚨 Friendly reminder for tomorrow's research seminar! If you can't be there in person and would like to join us online, please email the EASG at easg@warwick.ac.uk and we will provide an access link Hope to see you there tomorrow! ✨

East Asia Study Group, University of Warwick@easgwarwick.bsky.social · 2y ago

🚨Research Seminar The EASG is delighted to host Dr. William Reynolds @warstudent.bsky.social from @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social 🗺️ 'From Oslo to Tokyo: Britain's Cold War Strategy and Japan' 📅 February 4th, 2025 - 2.15-3.30PM (hybrid) More info at tinyurl.com/48puxnzc or easg@warwick.ac.uk