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• 41. Fellows & Grantees

  Monica Kim

  Humanity Interrogated: Empire, Nation, and the Political Subject in U.S. and UN-controlled Prisoner of War Camps of the Korean War, 1944-1954
  

  Year 2009 University University of Michigan Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 42. Fellows & Grantees

  Myungji Yang

  The Illiberal Path to Development: The Urban Middle Class and the State in the Making of Development in South Korea (1963-1987) and China (1980-2007)
  

  Year 2009 University Brown University Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 43. Fellows & Grantees

  Nicholas Harkness

  The Voices of Seoul: A Study of Chronotopic Shift at the Phonosonic Nexus
  

  Year 2009 University University of Chicago Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 44. Fellows & Grantees

  Olga Fedorenko

  Discourses and Practices of Advertising in Contemporary South Korea
  

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

• 45. Fellows & Grantees

  Rakkoo Chung

  The Third Wave of Democratization: Consolidation of Nominal Democracy?
  

  Year 2011 University State University of New York at Albany Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 46. Fellows & Grantees

  Saeyoung Park

  Sacred Spaces and Commemoration in Late Chosŏn Korea
  

  Year 2009 University Johns Hopkins University Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 47. Fellows & Grantees

  Sangsook Lee-Chung

  South Korean Intellectuals in the Era of Globalization: The National and Cultural Subjectivities of “Geese-Dad” Professors
  

  Year 2009 University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 48. Fellows & Grantees

  Sarah Eunkyung Chee

  "We Depend on You": North Korean Defectors, Protestant Aid. and the Lure of the Foreign
  

  Year 2012 University University of California, Santa Cruz Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 49. Fellows & Grantees

  Se Hwa Lee

  Korean Wild Geese Families, A New Trend of Transnational Migration: Split Household Strategies and Gender Dynamics
  

  Year 2012 University State University of New York at Albany Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

• 50. Fellows & Grantees

  Seo Young Park

  Making Time in the 24-Hour City: Gender, Labor, and Experiment in Seoul’s Dongdaemun Market, Korea
  

  Year 2010 University University of California, Irvine Fellowship/Grant Korean Studies Dissertation Workshop

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