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• 31. Fellows & Grantees

  June Joonui Park

  Trade Wars and Currency Conflict: China, Japan, and South Korea's Responses to U.S. Protectionism, 1973-2013
  

  Year 2013 University Boston University Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 32. Fellows & Grantees

  Katherine In-Young Lee

  Encounters with SamulNori: Narratives, Circulations, and the Cultural Politics of a South Korean Percussion Genre, 1978-2008
  

  Year 2011 University Harvard University Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 33. Fellows & Grantees

  Kathleen Lee

  The Impact of English on Language Policy and Teaching Practices in South Korean Education
  

  Year 2010 University University of Pennsylvania Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 34. Fellows & Grantees

  Kimberly D McKee

  The Transnational Adoption Industrial Complex: An Analysis of Nation, Citizenship, and the Korean Diaspora
  

  Year 2012 University Ohio State University Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 35. Fellows & Grantees

  Kwang-hyung Park

  After the Crossroads: Economic and Political Changes, Historical Memories and the Declining Left's Search for Progressive Community Politics in South Korea
  

  Year 2011 University University of Oregon Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 36. Fellows & Grantees

  Kwangkun Lee

  The Transformation of Labor Regime in South Korea: 1987-2007
  

  Year 2009 University State University of New York at Binghamton Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 37. Fellows & Grantees

  Kyong-Mi Danyel Kwon

  A Study of "Ch'unhyang chon", 1910-1945
  

  Year 2008 University Harvard University Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 38. Fellows & Grantees

  Marcie Anne Middlebrooks

  Singular Spiritual Technologies - Engendering Buddhism in a South Korean Cold War World and Beyond
  

  Year 2011 University Cornell University Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 39. Fellows & Grantees

  Mi-Ryong Shim

  Regional Rebirths: Imperialization, Pan-Asianism, and Narratives of "Conversion" in Colonial Korea, 1937-1945
  

  Year 2012 University Columbia University Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 40. Fellows & Grantees

  Michael Lorin Sprunger

  "Grafting Justice:" Crime and the Politics of Punishment in Korea, 1876-1945
  

  Year 2008 University University of Hawaii Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

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