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Research Snapshot
- Conversation with Korean Ambassador to the UK His Excellency Mr. Yeocheol Yoon
- Korean Youth: Spaces, Ecologies and Technologies – Conference Programme
- Research Snapshot: Diaries in Joseon Dynasty and Research Trends
- Research Snapshot: Revisiting Village Agricultural Cooperatives in Korea in 1960s
- Research Snapshot: The Beginning of Cooperation and Solidarity in Korea – the Cooperative movement under the Japanese colonial era
Information and Events
- About the Edinburgh Forum on Korea
- Conversation with Korean Ambassador to the UK His Excellency Mr. Yeocheol Yoon
- Korean Studies Distinguished Lecture Series and Asian Studies Seminar Series
- Korean Youth: Spaces, Ecologies and Technologies – Conference Programme
- Research Snapshot: Revisiting Village Agricultural Cooperatives in Korea in 1960s
- Research Snapshot: The Beginning of Cooperation and Solidarity in Korea – the Cooperative movement under the Japanese colonial era
News
- Early Career Researchers and Graduate Students Conference 2021 – East Asia on the Move: Shifting Dynamics
- Early Career Researchers and Graduate Students Conference 2021 – Conference Programme
- Squid Game – Korean Studies in the media
- Research Snapshot: Diaries in Joseon Dynasty and Research Trends
- Korean Youth: Spaces, Ecologies and Technologies – Conference Programme
- Research Snapshot: Revisiting Village Agricultural Cooperatives in Korea in 1960s
- Conversation with Korean Ambassador to the UK His Excellency Mr. Yeocheol Yoon
- Research Snapshot: The Beginning of Cooperation and Solidarity in Korea – the Cooperative movement under the Japanese colonial era
Publications
- Conversation with Korean Ambassador to the UK His Excellency Mr. Yeocheol Yoon
- Korean Youth: Spaces, Ecologies and Technologies – Conference Programme
- Monograph publication by Dr. Sangpil Jin – Surviving Imperial Intrigues
- New article by Dr. Youngmi Kim published – South Korea’s Political Pendulum Swings Again
- Research Snapshot: Diaries in Joseon Dynasty and Research Trends
- Research Snapshot: Revisiting Village Agricultural Cooperatives in Korea in 1960s
- Research Snapshot: The Beginning of Cooperation and Solidarity in Korea – the Cooperative movement under the Japanese colonial era
- The European Journal of Korean Studies – special section edited by Dr. Youngmi Kim
Exploring Korean Studies at the University of Edinburgh
- Conversation with Korean Ambassador to the UK His Excellency Mr. Yeocheol Yoon
- Exploring Korean Studies at the University of Edinburgh
- Korean Youth: Spaces, Ecologies and Technologies – Conference Programme
- Research Snapshot: Diaries in Joseon Dynasty and Research Trends
- Research Snapshot: Revisiting Village Agricultural Cooperatives in Korea in 1960s
- Research Snapshot: The Beginning of Cooperation and Solidarity in Korea – the Cooperative movement under the Japanese colonial era
Korean Studies Distinguished Lecture Series 2021
- East Asia in the World
- Young-Mi Choi
- North Korea and the Geopolitics of Development
- The Cost of Belonging: An Ethnography of Solidarity and Mobility in Beijing’s Koreatown
- Queer Korea
- Modernity’s Double Project and Nation-Building Korean Style
- Research Snapshot: Diaries in Joseon Dynasty and Research Trends
- Korean Youth: Spaces, Ecologies and Technologies – Conference Programme
- Research Snapshot: Revisiting Village Agricultural Cooperatives in Korea in 1960s
- Conversation with Korean Ambassador to the UK His Excellency Mr. Yeocheol Yoon
- Research Snapshot: The Beginning of Cooperation and Solidarity in Korea – the Cooperative movement under the Japanese colonial era
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Category: Korean War
Dr. Guy Puzey (University of Edinburgh) Twenty-two countries contributed military and humanitarian forces to the United Nations Command (UNC) during the Korean War. In practically all of those countries except South Korea itself, however, this is largely a forgotten conflict, to the extent that ‘the term “forgotten war” is synonymous with Korea in Anglophone culture’ […]
Jennifer Miller 8th April 2021 1
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