Tag: South Korea

National Belonging in South Korea

Migration and diaspora politics are challenging what it means to be “Korean.”

The Polarization of South Korea

The legacy of authoritarianism and people’s movements.

Competing for Global Talent

How South Korea can leverage brain drain to shore up its competitive edge.

AAS 2015: A Blog Series

On the rise of China, global talent, and South Korea’s democracy movement.

Is Being Religious “Intellectually Dishonest”?

How the dialogue between believers and nonbelievers is changing—for the better.
by Hans Joas

Our Fall Catalog (as Told by A Flowchart)

A quick visual guide to help you navigate our Fall 2014 offerings. You're welcome. A new season means new books, and as we steadily transition into Fall, it's time for SUP to roll out our Fall 2014 catalog, featuring books on everything from intellectual property 

Margaret Cho, Chokpos, and Collective Memory in Korea

Before finding his own roots in A Family of No Prominence, Professor Eugene Park helped Margaret Cho uncover her ancestry on the PBS show, Finding Your Roots. American-born and San Francisco-bred, actress and comedian Margaret Cho knew next to nothing about her  Korean ancestors. When