... capitalist modernity Korean-American engagements References “1931 nyŏn i omyŏn (2)” (“When the Year 1931 Comes”) . 1930 . Chosŏn ilbo (Korean Daily) , November 20 . An Chaehong . 1925 . “ The World This Year — A Personal View of America .” Chosŏn ilbo , January 4 . In Korean...

... of a liberal Cold War racial dispensation that enabled limited forms of upward mobility for some communities of color. Korean War Cold War Chicana/o studies Asian American studies border studies comparative race studies Rolando Hinojosa Copyright 2015 by Duke University Press 2015...

...Kyeyoung Park Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 ”I Am Floating in the Air”: Creation of a Korean Transnational Space among Korean-Latino American Remigrants Kyeyoung Park On 9 April 1995 I was watching the Korean-language TV program...

... War in Pacifist Japan: Korean and Japanese Leftist Solidarity and American Cold War Containment .” Critical Asian Studies 49 , no. 4 : 546 – 68 . Chung Erin Aeran . 2009 . “ The Politics of Contingent Citizenship: Korean Political Engagement in Japan and the United States .” In Ryang...

... conservatives. We need to keep in mind that after the Korean War, the American policy of containment and sanctions, which was a policy of calculated coercion, have kept North Korea politically and economically isolated. If not for that kind...

... American “identity” in rela- tion to such labor struggles, Ramsay Liem and Jinsoo Kim challenge Asian and Korean Americans to further engage with critiques of U.S. imperialism and capitalist exploitation: For many...

... the desecration of the American uniform, claiming that Koreans who engaged in such violence while wearing the American uniform should have been shot right there. 12 According to this statement, the acts of savage violence carried out by the Koreans in American uniform risk damaging the sanctity of the American...

... Korean American roommate, Paul, thirty-four, with a Korean man, Su-young, who was twenty-eight years old. 1 As it turned out, the two of them had met in a jjimjilbang 찜질방 (sauna), a Korean-style gay bathhouse in Seoul. At the time, I was living and working in South Korea, as well as attending Yonsei...

.... Korean War wartime permanent war racism necropolitics Asian American studies critical Korean studies ASCK Teaching Initiative to End the Korean War The Unending Korean War Christine Hong Upon the signing of the Armistice Agreement by representatives of China...

...Christine Hong Reading North Korean defector memoirs and Korean American “roots” narratives as forms of “second culture” relative to North Korea, namely, an alternative US-oriented culture whose representational authority is held as exceeding that of the socialist state of origin, this essay...

...-­American empires, the mechanisms of assimilat- ing Koreans relied more heavily on the less visible, somatic criteria of race (cultural sensibilities) than they did on the more dependable differences of scientific biology.14 To capture these nuances...

... . “ Retreat of Multiculturalism? Explaining the South Korean Exception .” American Behavioral Scientist 59 , no. 6 : 727 – 46 . Kim Nora Hui-Jung . 2016 . “ The Janus-Faced Court of Naturalisation: Marriage and Kinship in Naturalisation Litigation in South Korea .” Journal of Ethnic...

... Korean Americans as people who are capable of critical thinking, who are actively engaged in changing their social real- ity as people of color in the United States; instead, it focused exclusively on young Korean...

... family, like the vast majority of Korean transnational adoptees. Aside from such rare occasions of reunion, most missing names cannot be found; the original act of missing is difficult to verify as having ever occurred. We might think of the duration of the missing name as itself causing continuous...

... the borderline, and most of the northern part of Gyeonggi province is within a twenty-minute drive to the north). The Korean and American governments reached agreement on a Joint Land Management Plan in 2004 and authored the US Military Camp Promotion Law of 2006. From the mid- 2000s until 2018, a large portion...

... and the Korean Central Intelligence Agency (now ANSP) kept intellectuals in line in South Korea. Less dramatically, from the time American civil- affairs officers governed southern Korea through the apparatus of Military Government (1945-1948...

... and postwar Korean capitalist society and patriarchal culture, wherein women in the sex indus- try surrounding American military bases continue to be called cui’anbu (comfort women), see Chungmoo Choi, “Korean Women in a Culture of Inequality,” in Donald N...

...-Western colonialism. It is significant that Yanagi turned to Korean art after a youth spent absorbed in the study and appreciation of European (and some American) monuments of literature, painting, and sculpture. During the late 1910s and 1920s...

... informing the wartime Japanese management of colonial Koreans and the internment of Japanese Americans by the U.S. nation-­state empire, see Takashi Fuji- tani, “Right to Kill, Right to Make Live: Koreans as Japanese and Japanese as Koreans...

... 576 dismiss that desire would be a mistake. The Korean youth yearn to speak English with more confidence, speak with a North American accent, and communicate easily with other English speakers. They want to improve...