Josh Satre is a Research Analyst at ACLED. He holds a BA in Political Science from Swarthmore College and an MA in Global Finance, Trade and Economic Integration with a concentration in quantitative methods from the Josef Korbel School at the University of Denver. His research interests include nonviolent protest and social movements, conflict mapping, and political economy.
South Korea’s Sewol Ferry Disaster: Demonstrations Calling for Justice Continue Across the Country
Seven years since the Sewol ferry disaster in South Korea, ACLED Research Analyst Josh Satre and East Asia Assistant Research Manager Hangyu Lee chart the increase in demonstrations against the government’s response to the crisis. …
Five Insights into the ‘Comfort Women’ Protest Movement in South Korea: 2018-2020
Protesters have been gathering in front of the former Japanese Embassy in Seoul, South Korea every Wednesday since January 1992. They call on the Japanese government to officially apologize to Korean victims who were coerced to render sexual services to Japanese military personnel before and during World War II (The Korean Council, 2021).…
Civilians Under Fire in Nagorno-Karabakh: September-November 2020
Civilians were frequently targeted during the six-week war between Azerbaijan, Armenia, and the de facto state of Artsakh this year. In this infographic, ACLED Central Asia & Caucasus Research Manager Asena Karaçaltı and Research Analyst Josh Satre map attacks on civilians throughout the escalation in fighting.…