May 2011 Archives by author

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Starting: Mon May 2 04:04:18 EDT 2011
Ending: Tue May 31 22:45:52 EDT 2011
Messages: 37

• [KS] Upcoming RASKB program   Brother Anthony
• [KS] A new book   Brother Anthony
• [KS] A new publication   Brother Anthony
• [KS] 3rd intensive course for graduate Students (Leiden)   Koen De Ceuster
• [KS] North Korean gadgets   Michael Duffy
• [KS] CFP: 7th Biennial Korean Studies Association of Australasia Conference   Stephen Epstein
• [KS] 2011 Fifth Keimyung International Conference on Korean Studies   Michael Finch
• [KS] Daedongyeojido at Museum of Anthropology Hamburg, the only Daedongyeojido in Europe   Frank Hoffmann
• [KS] Koreanstudies Digest, Vol 95, Issue 1   Hwang, Su-Kyoung
• [KS] Invitation to ICAS Spring Symposium, May 18, 2011, Capitol Hill, Washington, DC   ICAS
• [KS] CKS in Binghamton University: Korean Studies Symposium   Chungse Jung
• [KS] Screening of South Korean film BLEAK NIGHT by Yoon Sung-hyun at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York   Grace Jung
• [KS] 3rd Rising Stars junior faculty mentoring workshop at USC   David Kang
• [KS] Inconvenient line of argument? Japanese descended from Korean...then why sensitivity?   Kye C Kim
• [KS] Please do NOT post to the Korean Studies List within the next 24 hours   Jongmin Paek
• [KS] Special Issue Journal of Global Initiatives: "Voices of Korean Identity in Global Context"   Dan Paracka
• [KS] W1 Position, Univ. of Bonn   Joerg Plassen
• [KS] Japanese language is descended from that of the rice-growing farmers who arrived in Japan from the Korean Peninsula, The New York Times, May 4, 2011   Dr. Edward D. Rockstein
• [KS] Japanese language is descended from that of the rice-growing farmers who arrived in Japan from the Korean Peninsula, The New York Times, May 4, 2011   Werner Sasse
• [KS] The Importance of Capacity-Building for Opening North Korea   Bernhard Seliger
• [KS] Contemporary Korean History Symposium   Agnieszka Smiatacz
• [KS] Daedongyeojido at Museum of Anthropology Hamburg, the only Daedongyeojido in Europe   Maya Stiller
• [KS] Japanese language is descended from that of the rice-growing farmers who arrived in Japan from the Korean Peninsula, The New York Times, May 4, 2011   Kwang On Yoo
• [KS] Japanese language is descended from that of the rice-growing farmers who arrived in Japan from the Korean Peninsula, The New York Times, May 4, 2011   Kwang On Yoo
• [KS] Daedongyeojido at Museum of Anthropology Hamburg, the only Daedongyeojido in Europe   Kwang On Yoo
• [KS] North Korea Food Aid Is Not a Political Tool, The New York Times Edi...   Afostercarter at aol.com
• [KS] Korean childhoods: Cause for concern?   Afostercarter at aol.com
• [KS] New HRNK report on abductions: available at Marcus Noland's blog   Afostercarter at aol.com
• [KS] Korea studies in Tokyo   robinson at icu.ac.jp
• [KS] Korea studies in Tokyo   robinson at icu.ac.jp
• [KS] Yi Gwang-su '민족개조론' (Minjok kaejoron)   sung oak
• [KS] Yi Gwang-su '민족개조론' (Minjok kaejoron)   Катя
• [KS] Japanese language is descended from that of the rice-growing farmers who arrived in Japan from the Korean Peninsula, The New York Times, May 4, 2011   강현호
• [KS] Book launch and talk on Ch'angguk by Dr Andrew Killick (Sheffield University)‏   구지혜
• [KS] Kyujanggak Colloquium May 19: Dr. Kevin Cawley   서울대학교 국제한국학센터
• [KS] Kyujanggak Colloquium: US Cultural Policy in South Korea during and after the Korean War   서울대학교 국제한국학센터
• [KS] Kyujanggak colloquium: American Cultural Policy in South Korea   서울대학교 국제한국학센터

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