2025 SNU ICCK Session – Migration Issues and Gender Inequality in Korea
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the third session on the second day of the conference, the Modernity and Development History Team organized2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – Narrative Alternatives Imagining the Post-1987 System
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the third session on the second day of the conference, the K-Narrative Team organized a panel titled2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – Korean Narratives Today II
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the final session of the conference, the K-Narrative Team organized a panel titled “Korean Narratives Today II”2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – Korean Narrative Today I
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the third session of the conference, the K-Narrative Team organized a panel titled “Korean Narrative Today I”2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – Queer Representation in Contemporary Korean Fiction
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the second session of the conference, the K-Narrative Team organized a panel titled “Queer Representation in Contemporary2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – Religion, Culture, and Political Identity in Korea II
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the third session of the conference, the Values and Identity Team organized a panel titled “Religion, Culture,2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – Religion, Culture, and Political Identity in Korea I
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the second session of the conference, the Values and Identity Team organized a panel titled “Religion, Culture,2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – Korean Political Economy
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the opening session of the conference, the Political Economy Team organized a panel on the political economy2025-09-29
2025 SNU ICCK Session – South Korea and Post-Cold War Geopolitics
The SNU Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held an international conference titled “Korea as Symptom” over two days, August 22 and 23. As the second session on the second day of the conference, the Political Economy Team and the Modernity2025-09-29
Compressed Modernity and Its Risks: The Normal Crisis of South Korea – Professor Chang Kyung-Sup
On September 26, the Political Economy Team of Seoul National University’s Center for Contemporary Korean Studies held its regular open seminar, inviting Professor Emeritus Chang Kyung-Sup of Seoul National University, a world-renowned scholar in the field of sociology. The seminar2025-09-26