As China’s influence grows on the world stage, the specter of China looms ever larger in the political machinations of the US and its allies,...
As China’s influence grows on the world stage, the specter of China looms ever larger in the political machinations of the US and its allies,...
Known as the March First Independence Movement, an unprecedented wave of mass protests with people shouting dongrip manse 독립만세 (long live independence) swept across Korea on March...
I first met Gao Xiaoxian in 1992 at a conference at Peking University, but even before that I had heard about her extraordinary work with...
Covert colonialism: Governance, surveillance and political culture in British Hong Kong, c. 1966-97. Florence Mok. Manchester University Press, 2023. ISBN: 9781526158192. Price: £85.00 | Reviewed by...
As someone who grew up in Shenzhen in the 1980s-1990s and has lived in the US since 2000, I’ve come to see returning to the...
On the morning of July 18, 2024, our phones were suddenly flooded with images of injured students – our campus was under attack. Students protesting...
“On this terrible morning, everything is relentless—” ~ Fatimah Busu, “The Lovers of Muharram” An Ordinary Tale About Women and Other Stories, recently published by...
On a recent trip to the Philippines, facilitated by old friends yet shadowed by crises stretching from Gaza to the US to Sudan and everywhere...
On January 12, 2025, just days before the short video platform TikTok was pressured to shut down in the U.S., a sensational “migration” began. Millions...
Quickly ruled an “insurrection,” the rogue invocation of martial law in South Korea on December 3rd was a self-coup by President Yoon Suk Yeol to maintain...
Perhaps the writing was on the wall. Since his inauguration as President of South Korea—or even earlier, from the time of his presidential bid—Yoon Suk-yeol...
What would it look like if critical work on Korean popular culture was actually grounded in love for its objects? What is the value of...
As China’s influence grows on the world stage, the specter of China looms ever larger in the political machinations of the US and its allies,...
Known as the March First Independence Movement, an unprecedented wave of mass protests with people shouting dongrip manse 독립만세 (long live independence) swept across Korea on March...
I first met Gao Xiaoxian in 1992 at a conference at Peking University, but even before that I had heard about her extraordinary work with...
Covert colonialism: Governance, surveillance and political culture in British Hong Kong, c. 1966-97. Florence Mok. Manchester University Press, 2023. ISBN: 9781526158192. Price: £85.00 | Reviewed by...
As someone who grew up in Shenzhen in the 1980s-1990s and has lived in the US since 2000, I’ve come to see returning to the...
On the morning of July 18, 2024, our phones were suddenly flooded with images of injured students – our campus was under attack. Students protesting...
“On this terrible morning, everything is relentless—” ~ Fatimah Busu, “The Lovers of Muharram” An Ordinary Tale About Women and Other Stories, recently published by...
On a recent trip to the Philippines, facilitated by old friends yet shadowed by crises stretching from Gaza to the US to Sudan and everywhere...
On January 12, 2025, just days before the short video platform TikTok was pressured to shut down in the U.S., a sensational “migration” began. Millions...
Quickly ruled an “insurrection,” the rogue invocation of martial law in South Korea on December 3rd was a self-coup by President Yoon Suk Yeol to maintain...
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