James Joo-Jin Kim Center for Korean Studies-
Jan30
Korean Studies Colloquium
Backlash Against Gender Quotas to Enhance Women’s Political Representation in South Korea
Ki-young Shin
Ochanomizu University
3600 Market Street, Suite 310
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Dec05
Korean Studies Colloquium
Gender Matters in the Judiciary: Adjudicating Sexual Assault in Korea
Holly Jo
Moravian University
3600 Market Street
Suite 310
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Nov21
Korean Studies Colloquium
Civic Effects of Education Models
Emily Noh
University of Pennsylvania
3600 Market Street
Suite 310
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Nov14
Korean Studies Colloquium
Calling out Feminists: Digital Media, Gender, and Cancel Culture in South Korea
Jinsook Kim
Emory University
3600 Market Street
Suite 310
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Nov07
Korean Studies Colloquium
“Kisaeng Awakening”: Colonial-Korean Women’s Entertainment Work and Spectacles of Political Agency
Laurie Lee
University of Pennsylvania
3600 Market Street
Suite 310
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Oct31
Korean Studies Colloquium
From Philadelphia to Pusan: Korean Replies to a Student’s Homicide during the Cold War
Justine Guichard
Université Paris Cité
3600 Market Street
Suite 310
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Oct24
Korean Studies Colloquium
Unraveling the Consequences of South Korea's Demographic Policies on Women's Empowerment
Soosun You
University of Pennsylvania
3600 Market Street
Suite 310
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Oct17
Korean Studies Colloquium
Adaptation as Arson: “Barn Burning” from William Faulkner to Murakami Haruki to Lee Chang-dong
Pil Ho Kim
The Ohio State University
3600 Market Street
Suite 310
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Oct11
Korean Studies Colloquium
The Dynamics of Questioning Practices and Speech-Style Shifting in Korean: In the Context of Entertainment Talk Shows
Kyung-Eun Yoon
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
3600 Market Street
Suite 310
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Sep19
Korean Studies Colloquium
Planning the Chungju Fertilizer Plant: Development Cooperation and Cold War Engineering Networks Across the US and East Asia
Juyoung Lee
University of Pennsylvania
3600 Market Street
Suite 310