Timothy S. Rich

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, with a focus on East Asian democracies.

Articles by Timothy S. Rich (6)

Timothy S. Rich, Madelynn Einhorn, Isabel Pergande 28 Oct 2020 10:00

How South Koreans view the prospect of a Trump re-election

An unpopular President hasn’t dented support for the American alliance.
Vasabjit Banerjee, Timothy S. Rich 30 Jul 2020 07:00

Which side would the US public choose in an India-China conflict?

As American attitudes towards China sour, India, as a fellow democracy, doesn’t appear to automatically benefit.
Timothy S. Rich, Isabel Eliassen, Andi Dahmer, Madelynn Einhorn 27 Mar 2020 06:00

The public judgment of South Korea’s Covid-19 response

Moon Jae-in has won international acclaim for his crisis response, but at home, party allegiance still determines views.
Timothy S. Rich 31 May 2019 06:00

The importance of Taiwan’s diplomatic partners in Oceania

With the China challenge in the Pacific, Australia and the US could work together to help Taiwan preserve regional ties.
Timothy S. Rich, Andi Dahmer 5 Apr 2019 14:30

South Korea: has a female leader’s fall cost women candidates?

In a country already renowned for misogyny, the fall of Park Geun-Hye led to speculation about future female candidates.
Timothy S. Rich, Kaitlyn Bison 14 Dec 2018 06:00

Answering the question: should South Korea accept refugees?

The arrival of hundreds of Yemeni asylum seekers in South Korea has produced a strange alliance in opposition.

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Timothy S. Rich

Articles by Timothy S. Rich (6)

How South Koreans view the prospect of a Trump re-election

Which side would the US public choose in an India-China conflict?

The public judgment of South Korea’s Covid-19 response

The importance of Taiwan’s diplomatic partners in Oceania

South Korea: has a female leader’s fall cost women candidates?

Answering the question: should South Korea accept refugees?