Korea

Contents:

Session 13: Mass Media Law in South Korea: Recent Developments

• Freedom of the Press Under Kim Young Sam's Civilian Regime, Kyu Ho Youm
• Constitutional Court Decisions on Freedom of Expression, Kun Yang
• New Communications Media: Legislative Responses, James M. West

Session 34: Re-writing Korean Patterns: Korean Culture and Behavior for the Uninitiated

• Contextualizing Hierarchy in South Korean Society Roger L. Janelli, and Dawnhee Kim
• Begging Indulgence: Public Etiquette and the Manipulation of Social Position in Korea, Linda Lewis
• Kibun and Korean Selfhood: In Hot Pursuit of a Red Herring Frederick F. Carriere

Session 58: Maintaining the Empire: Japanese Colonial Policy in Korea

• Law, Nation, and Imperialism in Colonial Korea, Chang-Rok Kim and Chulwoo Lee
• Colonialism and Corporatism: Japanese Rural Policy in 1930s Korea, Gi-Wook Shin
• The Factory Law Debates in Colonial Korea, Soon Won Park

Session 87: Individual Papers: Korea's Search to Discover Itself

• The Worldview of King Kyongmun (r.861-875) of Silla and His Milieu, Vladimir Tikhonov
• The "Scorched Rat" Incident of 1527: Sorcery and Politics in the Choson Court, Milan Hejtmanek
• History as Exorcism, Nation and Collaboration in Korean Historiography, Koen De Ceuster
• Discourse on Han (Grudge, Resentment) : A Socio-Historical and Interpretive Account of its Rise in Postwar Korea, James K. Freda

Session 99: ROUNDTABLE: Korea's Japanese Colonial Legacy Reconsidered

Session 130: Individual Papers: State and Society in Contemporary South Korea

• Developing Civil Society in South Korea, Roland Wein
• Strong State and Weak Society? A Comparative Study of the National Pension Act and the National Health Insurance Act of Korea, Chan-ung Park
• Patronage Politics and Democratic Transition in South Korea, Sunhyuk Kim
• U.S. Military Campside Town Stories in Korea, Ji-moon Suh

Session 144: North Korea as History (Sponsored by NEAC)

• The Manchurian Guerrilla Struggle and the Origins of the DPRK, Haruki Wada
• Toward a Post-Division Historiography of Contemporary Korea, Man-gil Kang
• Interpreting North Korea, Charles K. Armstrong

Session 165: Globalization in South Korea: Segyehwa, Narratives of Women and Labor Politics

• Becoming an Illegal Migrant Laborer: Globalization and Labor Politics, Hyun-Ok Park
• Narratives of Class and Gender in the Diaspora "At Home", Nancy Abelmann
• Globalization, the State, and "Women Policy" in South Korea, Seungsook Moon
• Surveilling the Margin, State Anxiety, and Transnational Marriage Between South Korean Men and Korean Chinese Women, Heh-Rahn Park