Special Section 1 JIHYE KIM, University of Central Lancashire and YONSON AHN, Goethe University Frankfurt Gradual, Diverse, Complex—and Unnoticed: Korean Migration in Europe 11 YONSON AHN, Goethe University Frankfurt Maternal Practices of Korean Healthcare Workers in Germany 45 JIHYE KIM, University of Central Lancashire Together but Separate: Relationships and Boundaries between North… Members Please login for…
Special Section 1 EUNJU HWANG, University for the Creative Arts and DONGHYEOK JEONG, Coventry University The Evolving Roles of the South Korean Government in Preparing Diplomatic and Industrial Change 7 KYOUNGHEE CHO, Pusan National University Transformation of South Korean Government Digital Communications 43 FELICIA ISTAD, Korea University In Search of Talent: Startup Policy in South……
1 KEITH HOWARD, SOAS, University of London Dance and Ideology in North Korea: Ch’oe Sŭnghŭi and Her Response to Criticism 31 NUR AISYAH KOTARUMALOS, Seoul National University Asia Center Cross-Cultural Adjustment of Indonesian Expatriates in South Korea 59 PHILLIP SHON, Ontario Tech University A Comparative Synthesis of American and Korean Parricidal MassMurders 83 HASAN TINMAZ,…
Dreams of Socialism Reflected in a 1947 North Korean School Textbook (5-22)
Abstract In 1945, with the participation of the Soviet Union, which sent naval forces to the northern coast of the Korean peninsula as well as paratroopers to Pyongyang, Korea was liberated from Japanese colonial rule. A limited contingent of Red Army units was dispatched in the northern part of the Korean peninsula to accept Japanese…
Preparing to Fail: Growing North–South Divisions during the Period of Recess in the Joint Commission Meetings (23-50)
Abstract The United States and Soviet Union delegations to the Joint Commission talks ended the initial round of their efforts in May 1946 after but two months of talks designed to guide the creation of a unified Korean government through a process of trusteeship that would last at most five years beyond their helping Koreans…
Red Star over Seoul: Facts and the Myths of the Ninety-Day-Long Communist Rule over the South Korean Capital in 1950 (51-88)
Introduction During its long history, the city of Seoul has suffered three major sieges and occupations. The first happened in 1592, the second occupation of the capital was in 1636, and the third occasion when the city was besieged and occupied by an enemy army was during the first phase of the Korean War. The…