...Jin-kyung Lee In reconsidering South Korean military involvement in the Vietnam War between 1965 and 1973, this essay focuses on the multivalent relationship between military labor and masculine sexuality in the overlapping contexts of class stratification, nationalist economic development under...

...Nora Hui-Jung Kim Abstract This article revisits South Korea's mostly forgotten involvement in the Vietnam War and examines lingering effects of the war on South Korea's subimperial nation‐building in general and on its contemporary multicultural policies in particular. The Vietnam War served...

...Hyun Sook Kim 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Commentary Korea’s “Vietnam Question”: War Atrocities, National Identity, and Reconciliation in Asia Hyun Sook Kim The “Vietnam Question” A new space for examining the Korean national identity and culture...

.... These return narratives are significantly framed in the contentious memories of war and survival and are triangulated in the complex relations between the United States, Vietnam, and Vietnamese America. Via a critical reading of Catfish and Mandala and Perfume Dreams , this article seeks to engage...

...Duy Lap Nguyen This essay develops a reading of Bùi Anh Tuấn’s Ian Fleming–inspired Specter over Red Square ( Bóng Ma trên Công Trường Đỏ ). Published during the war in Vietnam, the novel was one of the most successful examples of the new forms of mass culture that emerged in the context of the US...

... be expressed in film and literature, which was not possible until the 1990s. This stems from a reevaluation of wartime suffering occurring now, a generation after the end of war in Vietnam in 1975. This also results from a gradual easing of state controls on arts and media in Vietnam in the 1990s. Recent...

... activism. Like many of my genera- tion, I was initially drawn to the civil rights movement. From the mid-1960s I focused on the Vietnam War because it posed issues closely related to the Barlow Interview with Mark Selden 249...

... in the news in the spring and summer of 1965 — the Vietnam War.6 With anx- iety mounting that China might enter the conflict (thereby attacking U.S. bases in Japan), the fact that these World War II photos “look just like the Vietnam War...

... after the war. Since 2004, sections of Quang Trung have been demolished and replaced with a trade center and high rise condominiums. Based on ethnographic and historical research in Vietnam and Germany, the essay traces new strategies of urban governance that endeavor to reorder and redesign city space...

...Ann Marie Leshkowich Over the past several decades, transnational adoption of Vietnamese children has developed from a response to war into a routine option for foreigners trying to build families. This article explores how the logics that have emerged within Vietnam to make sense...

... or Vietnam. The conviction on the part of some Americans and many politicians that the United States could (or should or would) have won the war in Vietnam is a convenient mechanism for getting around a remembered reality of defeat. An alternate...

... other. A sketch of popular press on Vietnam- ese women during the war period assists in understanding how subjectivity later is denied in multiple ways to Vietnamese women in the United States, and how that subjectivity is reclaimed through...

... Mothers: Women in the North Korean Revolution, 1945–1950 .” Comparative Studies in Society and History 52 , no. 4 : 742 – 67 . Kim Won . 2019 . “ Korea’s Vietnam War and the Fall of Saigon: Reconstructing the War Memories of Detained Diplomats .” In Korean Memories and Psycho-Historical...

... in a fishing town in southern Vietnam in 1977, two years after the close of the war. In 1979, he and his family escaped the country on a boat and were placed in a refugee camp in Malaysia. Eventually, the Danh family immigrated to the United States...

... Korea sent the second largest military ground force to join the US war in Vietnam. With the end of the war, South Korea evacuated Koreans and their families from Vietnam, giving priority to Vietnamese wives and offspring of Koreans. Infantilizing and feminizing Vietnamese refugees as “backward...

... to end “the cycle of impunity” of wartime sexual violence? Violence against women was never taken up even at the Russel- Sartre Tribunal on war crimes committed in the Vietnam War by the United States and allied countries. Wartime sexual violence...

... such as the Voices of the Voiceless Association (Koe naki koe no kai) pioneered a form of conscientious civic protest during Anpo that can be traced to the later anti – Vietnam War movement and subsequent grass- roots initiatives throughout Asia. Moreover...

... of Tangled Memories: The Vietnam War, the AIDS Epidemic, and the Politics of Remembering (I 997). John Whittier Treat is a professor of Asian languages and literature at the University of Washington. His book Great...

... clinic (Asian Legal Services); and as they distributed propaganda on behalf of the Cultural Revolution in China, against the Vietnam War, and in favor of the Black Panthers.44 The Red Guard, unlike many of the campus-based groups...

... famous association of Vietnam War images and photoimages of Japanese aggression in Asia was the result. Kaik’s point was that, far from empathic identification, traumatic view- ing gives rise to distantiation...