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Author profile: Josie Coyle, Holden Schroeder, William Tyler Hopkins, Serena White and Timothy S. Rich

Josie Coyle is an honors undergraduate researcher at Western Kentucky University, with majors in International Affairs and Chinese.

Holden Schroeder is an honors undergraduate researcher at Western Kentucky University, with majors in Political Science, International Affairs, and German.

William Tyler Hopkins is an undergraduate researcher at Western Kentucky University, with a major in Political Science and a minor in Communication Studies.

Serena White is an honors undergraduate researcher at Western Kentucky University, with majors in International Affairs and Chinese and a minor in Journalism.

Timothy S. Rich is an associate professor of political science at Western Kentucky University and director of the International Public Opinion Lab (IPOL). His research focuses on public opinion and electoral politics.

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Opinion – South Koreans Support Unification, But Do They Support Integration?

Josie Coyle, Holden Schroeder, William Tyler Hopkins, Serena White and Timothy S. Rich • Apr 24 2022 • Articles

Reunification should be conceptualized as not just the end of conflict, but also as the start of new sources of tension.

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