Johan Klaas Krom
Former Junior Research Fellow
Johan Klaas Krom wasJunior Research Fellow at the ISDP Asia Program, primarily working within the Stockholm China Center and Myanmar Center. His foremost areas of interest include geopolitics; transnational governance; state transformation; cross-border development; and conflict prevention. Geographically, his work is centred on dialogue and research on the East Asian region, with Sino-regional and Sino-European relations being of particular prominence.
A political geographer by training, Mr. Krom holds a degrees from Lund University and the University of Groningen, and has engaged in extensive coursework at, amongst others, the National University of Singapore. Before coming to ISDP, Mr. Krom was a trainee at the political and economic department of the embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia and Lao PRD.
Publications by Johan Klaas Krom
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Myanmar and the Case for UN Resolution 1325
From sexual violence to socio-economic hardships, women have borne a disproportionate share of the burden in Myanmar’s decades-long civil war. As the country undergoes a protracted peace process, more needs […]