Hojai Jung, an accomplished journalist and Ph.D. in Comparative Asian Studies, delves into Korea’s traditional-modern dynamics and explores the concept of “New Korean.” His journey spans various Asian countries, emphasizing Southeast Asia, interviewing influential figures like Thaksin and Mahathir. Completing his Ph.D. at NUS, he focuses on Asian media, examining state-run media in Myanmar and South Korea. His ongoing interests lie in comparative studies, particularly in Southeast and Northeast Asia, with a focus on media and cultural policy. Noteworthy books include “The Asian Age Comes Like K-Pop (2020)” and “Seeing the K Again (2021).”
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