47:45

[102] What Does the Development Experience of Korea Mean to the Developing Countries?

51:11

[101] “Flower of capitalism”: Dreams and Realities of South Korean Advertising(Olga Fedorenko)

08:07

[100] Celebration of the 100th Meeting of Societas Koreana

40:02

[99] Paintings, Songs, and Board Games: Imaginary Travels to Kŭmgangsan in Late Chosŏn Korea

54:07

[98] Hanbok in a Larger Historical Context (Minjee Kim)

52:30

[97] Ggondae Be Gone - It's MZ Time! General Evolution and a Future of Uncertainty (David Kasdan)

52:50

[96] William Nelson Lovatt, the Pusan Customs, and Sino-Korean Relations, 1876-1888(Wayne Patterson)

46:40

[95]South Korea Ratifies UN Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance

47:51

[94] Resplendence and Virtuosity of Goryeo Art (Cheeyun Kwon)

46:55

[93] Pandemic, Governance and Resilience (Soonman Kwon)

01:08:45

[92] BTS's Pandemic Hits and Their Discontents: Reconsiderations on Neoliberal Hegemony in K-pop

57:59

[91] Climate Change and the ESG Management (Hyungna Oh)

42:50

[90] Social Networking for Asset Accumulation: Popular Investing & Online Communities in South Korea

01:04:27

[89] The Digital Turn in Korean Studies: Trends, Challenges, and Prospects (Javier Cha)

01:02:46

[88] Impacts of A.I.-backed Adaptive Learning on Students' Math Performance: Evidence from Vietnam

57:04

[87] Hallyu, a New Global Cultural Phenomenon for the 21st Century (Seok-Kyeong Hong)

51:44

[86] Korean Cinema Now and Then: In Search of Global/Korean 'Art Film' (Chung-kang Kim)

17:16

[85] Interview with Prof. Albrecht Huwe(Professor Emeritus at University of Bonn)

35:21

[85] Hunmin chŏngŭm / Han‘gŭl & IT: Importance of Korean Script for Korean Culture (Albrecht Huwe)

19:01

[84] Interview with H.E. Mózes Csoma(Ambassador of Hungary to the Republic of Korea and the DPRK)

35:15

[84] Hungarian Archive Sources of North Korea and Hungary During the Korean War (H.E. Mózes Csoma)

15:58

[83] Interview with Prof. Darcy Paquet(Translator of the film 'Parasite' by Bong Joon-ho)

38:43

[83] Translating Parasite: The Many Challenges of Film Subtitle Translation (Lecturer: Darcy Paquet)

19:25

[82] Interview with Prof. John DiMoia(Seoul National University)

32:32

[82] South Korean Public Health and Approaching Crisis, 1959-1973 (Lecturer: John DiMoia)

29:37

[81] The Indo-Pacific Strategy and Korean Peace Process (Lecturer: John Delury)

51:46

[76] Late Nineteenth Century Modern Education in Korea (Lecturer: Leighanne Yuh)

01:08:15

[75] The Pseudo-State Enterprises in North Korean Economy (Lecturer: Andrei Lankov)

47:35

[74] Did Printing Technology Change the Chosŏn Society? (Lecturer: Suyoung Son)

52:44

[73] The Logic of Citizenship and National Membership in Korea (Lecturer: Chulwoo Lee)

42:12

[72] Linguistic Etiquette and Women's Language in North Korea (Lecturer: Ross King)

01:09:36

[71] Hidden Influence of Chinese Characters and Words on Korean Vocabulary and Writing (Zev Handel)

43:38

[70] The Outbreak of War in Korea, 25 June 1950: What We Now Know (Lecturer: Kathryn Weathersby)

01:02:21

[69] Embodied Archives of Authenticity: Age and Performance in the Korean Context (CedarBough Saeji)

01:02:15

[68] Korean Education: The Good and the Bad (Lecturer: Andrew Eungi Kim)

54:17

[67] The Rise of the Lifestyle City (Lecturer: Jongryn Mo)

50:59

[64] The Korean Way of Tea in History and Today (Lecturer: Brother Anthony)

56:40

[63] Western Influence in Korean Painting of the Late Joseon Period (Lecturer: Yi Song-mi)

47:43

[61] Korean History: World's Firsts and World's Bests (Lecturer: Mark Peterson)

55:18

[60] The Rise and Significance of Korean Popular Culture (Lecturer: Jie-ae Sohn)

01:18:41

[59] Unscattering Korean Melodies (Lecturer: Jocelyn Clark)

50:49

[58] Chosun Wangjo Sillok: Past, Present, and Future (Lecturer: Milan Hejtmanek)

45:29

[57] The Lives of Painted Gods in the Korean Shaman World (Lecturer: Laurel Kendall)

53:45

[55] Korea's Architectural Heritage (Lecturer: Peter Bartholomew)

01:03:20

[54] Heaven and Hell in Joseon Korea: Religious Pluralism in Korea's Past (Boudewijn Walraven)

59:08

[53] Contemporary Seoul: A Tale of Two Cities (Lecturer: Emanuel Pastreich)

48:55

[52] The Idea of Global Citizenship in South Korea (Lecturer: Hans Schattle)

50:41

[49] Traditional Korean Medicine, Past and Present (Lecturer: Don Baker)

50:00

[48] Distinguishing Features of Korean History (Lecturer: Edward Shultz)

39:39

[47] March First Revisited: Kojong's Funerary Procession (Lecturer: Se-Mi Oh)

47:27

[46] Is Korea a Confucian Country? (Lecturer: Kwang Ok Kim)

01:09:38

[45] Unique Points of Korean Buddhism and Their Modern International Development (Dae Bong Sunim)

01:00:32

[44] Modernizing Korean Traditional Music (Lecturer: Hee-sun Kim)

01:01:13

[43] History and Memory in Recent Korean Cinema (Lecturer: Kyu Hyun Kim)

33:19

[41] Imagining the Dual City in Colonial Korea (1910-1945) (Lecturer: Michael Kim)

52:26

[40] Kimjang: Food, Gender, and Family in Korean Society (Lecturer: Sangmee Bak)

51:35

[39] Administrative Modernization and the Korean Experience (Lecturer: Kim Pan Suk)

30:32

[38] The Goryeo Dynasty Period - the Aspect of Foreign Trades (Lecturer: Lee Kang Hahn)

50:20

[37] Literature as Art in Colonial Period Short Stories (Lecturer: Charles La Shure)

55:13

[36] The Role of Pungsu(Geomancy) in Korean Culture (Lecturer: Hong-Key Yoon)