Main visual Area
- To establish a new content platform for Korean studies in political diplomacy.
- To develop Korean Studies’ contents in social sciences that reflect the needs of domestic and foreign learners.
- To develop, produce, and disseminate online courses.
- To nurture future generations of Korean studies and establish Korean Studies Networks overseas.
Online Courses
Publications
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Journal ArticleTracing North Korea’s A2/AD Strategy and Security Implications (Kil Joo Ban)
- 발간일2022-05-24
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Journal ArticleBolstering the Alliance for a Trilateralism-Based Security Strategy for South Korea in Times of U.S.-China Rivalry (Chang-hee Nam, Sang-ho Song)
- 발간일2022-05-24
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Journal ArticleArms Control Dialogue or Gray Zone Talks? Pitfalls of the Discourses of Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and Nuclear Arms Control (Kil Joo Ban)
- 발간일2022-05-24
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Journal Article
Tracing North Korea’s A2/AD Strategy and Security Implications (Kil Joo Ban)
- 발간일2022-05-24
- 조회수1
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Journal Article
Bolstering the Alliance for a Trilateralism-Based Security Strategy for South Korea in Times of U.S.-China Rivalry (Chang-hee Nam, Sang-ho Song)
- 발간일2022-05-24
- 조회수1
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Journal Article
Arms Control Dialogue or Gray Zone Talks? Pitfalls of the Discourses of Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and Nuclear Arms Control (Kil Joo Ban)
- 발간일2022-05-24
- 조회수2
Academic Events
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Colloquiuum
The 5th Colloquium
On May 11th, The K-Academic Diffusion Research Center hosted the 5th Colloquium with director Joseph Juhn - a documentary filmmaker of and , as the start of the academic lecture series on identity politics. Under the topic of “Diaspora is the future”, director Joseph Juhn delivered an insightful lecture on the Korean diaspora, particularly on the identity of these overseas Koreans. His journey to meet overseas Koreans around the world, such as Joseonjok, Kyoryoin or Koreans in Germany, Brazil, and South Africa, had provided audiences with a closer look at the lives of a variety of overseas Korean communities. In addition, a lively Q&A session between participants and director Juhn also provided all participants with precious time to think about the Korean diaspora once again.
- 2022-05-20
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Colloquiuum
The 4th Colloquium
On April 27th, the K-Academic Diffusion Research Center hosted the 4th colloquium on the "Research Trends of Korean Studies in China" with Research Professor Youngduk Jang, Inha University. This colloquium was a great opportunity for audiences to learn about the development of Korean Studies in China, Korea-related research and educational institutions, and academic programs in China. Furthermore, it was also the time to examine the growing need for Korean studies in China and discuss the future direction of Korean studies, together with various ways to expand cooperation in Korean studies through exchanges of research institutes and researchers between Korea and China.
- 2022-05-03
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Colloquiuum
The 3rd Colloquium
On March 25th, the K-Academic Diffusion Research Center hosted the third colloquium on the "Research Trends of Korean Studies in Russia" with Professor Sangtu Ko, Yonsei University. Under the above theme, this colloquium was a precious time for audiences to learn about the characteristics of each Russian researcher generation studying on the Korean Peninsula. Also, it was time to shed light on major institutions, their concerns, and expert groups studying on the Korean Peninsula in Russia. In addition, it is envisaged that the trend of Korean studies in Russia, which has focused on traditional security, will develop in widen fields in the future as of the improving awareness of Korea in Russia, particularly through the influence of the Korean Wave.
- 2022-03-25
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