서울대학교 아시아연구소는 아시아 전문 연구자들에게 연구공간과 소정의 연구지원비 제공을 통해 아시아관련 우수 연구를 지원하고, 아시아연구소 소속 연구자들과의 교류를 활성화하는 방문학자 펠로우십 프로그램을 운영하고 있습니다. 아시아연구소 방문학자 펠로우십 프로그램은 2018년 3월부터 시작되어, 6개월 단위로 운영됩니다. 아시아연구소 방문학자 펠로우십 수혜자는 공개모집을 통해 이루어집니다.
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Dylan Motin holds a Ph.D. in political science. He is currently a Non-resident Kelly Fellow at the Pacific Forum. His research expertise revolves around international relations theory, and his main interests are balance-of-power theory, great power competition, and Korean affairs. He is the author of Territorial Expansion and Great Power Behavior during the Cold War: A Theory of Armed Emergence (Routledge, 2025) and Bandwagoning in International Relations: China, Russia, and Their Neighbors (Vernon Press, 2024).
Ki-Chul Park received a Ph.D. from the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Korea University after graduating from the Korea Military Academy and the United States Army CBRN School. Since coming to the Blue House and the Joint Chiefs of Staffs, Colonel(r) Park, Ki-Chul has been assigned a number of core responsibilities regarding WMD policy. The most recent research included: “United Nations, Indo-Pacific Security and the Korean Peninsula: An Emerging Architecture” edited, (Routledge Press, 2023); “The ROKUS EDSCG Evaluation and Issues” (The Diplomat, 2022). Currently, he is serving as an adjunct professor for Department of Global Cooperation at Sookmyung Women’s University.
Heeryoon Shin is Assistant Professor of Art History and Visual Culture at Bard College, New York. Her current project explores architectural revival, mobility, and cross-cultural exchange in early colonial India through the lens of temple architecture in the pilgrimage city of Banaras. She is also developing a second project on the global circulation of blue and white ceramics and their interaction with local production and use in South Asia. Shin received her PhD in the History of Art from Yale University.
Geum-Young Song is Professor of Graduate School of International Studies, Dong-A University. His academic interests have been Russian Foreign Policy and Central Asian Regional Politics.
Yeonjae Ra is a folklorist specializing in food studies and cultural anthropology. She earned her Ph.D. from the Graduate School of Korean Studies (folklore), where her dissertation examined how each entrepreneur’s banal national sentiments and aesthetics have shaped Korean food. Her current research includes ethnographic methods to explore culinary practices and gastronomical foodscapes.
Yusung Kim specializes in visual culture, media ecology, and techno-environment in East Asian everyday lives. She received her Ph.D. from the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations at Harvard University in November 2023. Her doctoral dissertation is about the visual and techno-cultures of cold war South Korea and Japan by focusing on displays of new environments in the forms of three-dimensional models and miniatures. In her dissertation, Kim explores futurity as geopolitical temporalities of dreams envisioned and molded in South Korean and Japanese media during the cold war.
Phung Chi Kien, PhD, is a lecturer of political science at the Faculty of Political Science, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University (VNU-USSH). His studies mainly focus on international political relations, world political institutions, and Vietnam foreign policy. He is the author of International Political Relations in the Period 1945-1946 and the Impacts on Vietnam (2020) and co-author of Populism in World Politics and Recommendations for Vietnam (2023). His book Bipolar or Multipolar? International Political Relations (1945-1955) and the Correlations with the Vietnamese Revolution and Book chapter Scenarios for Korean Reunification: The Status Quo, Prospects, and Implications from the Case of Vietnam are forthcoming.
Sungeun Kim is a historian and anthropologist of earth and environmental sciences. He earned his Ph.D. from the Graduate School of Science and Technology Policy at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). His dissertation project, “Territorial Science: Producing Geoscientific Knowledge and Geopolitical Order around the Korean Peninsula,” examines how various territorial concerns in and around modern Korea have shaped the course of atmospheric science, oceanography, and geology in this region. His research interests include the role of environmental knowledge in modern territorial politics, the history of earth sciences in East Asia, and ethnographies of field sciences.
Liang Meihua is a Visiting Scholar at the Seoul National University Asia Center (SNUAC). She received her Ph.D. in International Relations from Seoul National University. While researching her dissertation, Liang has served as a Visiting Research Fellow at the Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University. Dr. Liang’s areas of research include Korea Peninsular Issue, Chinese & North Korean Foreign Policy, IR theories. Her research at the SNUAC focuses on Sino-Russian Relations and North Korea’s Strategy.
Jeeye Song focuses on historical International Relations broadly, and more specifically, diplomatic encounters between the West and the non-West, the transformation of the “Chinese World Order,” and the concept of sovereignty under colonialism. Her prospective book project, Treaty-Making and Colonization in East Asia: Vietnam and Korea in the 19th Century, examines the treaty relations that Vietnam and Korea entered into with Western countries in the 19th century, which transformed the pre-existing East Asian regional order. During the fellowship at SNUAC, she plans to examine Vietnam’s foreign policy in the 20th century as part of her next project.
Olga Khan Valerevna graduated from National College of Arts of Uzbekistan, National University of Uzbekistan (Philosophy). Earned her MFA and PhD (Filmmaking, Film Studies) from Chung-Ang University. She has published papers in peer-reviewed journals indexed at international bases (EBSCO, Web of Science, Russian Science Citation Index, etc.). Research interests are in cultural/visual anthropology, Korean diaspora studies, gender issues, and filmmaking. Best Young Scientist of CIS in 2022 according to Association of the National Movement Bobek (Kazakhstan), Laureate of Young Korean Writers Competition in Uzbekistan, Best Director Award winner at the II National Short Film Festival in Uzbekistan, CESS Board Member since 2023.
이경진
소속: 아시아연구소
연구주제: 탈세계화 시대 중국 공세적 산업정책의 지역적 이행: 중국 광둥성 ICT 제조업 산업정책을 중심으로
이솔
소속: Stony Brook University, State University of New York
연구주제: Democracy x Women’s Liberation x Collectivism: Building a Feminist Art History in South Korea
정신혁
소속: 아시아연구소
연구주제: 전후 오키나와에서의 자연 관리와 지역정체성의 재구성
성고운
소속: 복단대학교
연구제목: 15-16세기 동북아 해역도자 교류의 양상 변화 연구 – 일본 하카타 상인의 중국, 조선자기 유통을 중심으로-
안소연
소속: 한국외대 중동연구소
연구제목: 서아시아 여성 의회 할당제가 여성 정치 참여 향상에 미치는 영향
[다양성+아시아] 다시 떠오르는 중동의 스트롱맨: 중동 권위주의 정치의 재부상
[브라운백세미나] 스트롱 맨의 귀환: 중동 권위주의 정치의 재부상 | 서울대학교 아시아연구소 (snu.ac.kr)
이동준
소속: 창원대학교
연구제목: 아세안지역의 한류와 문화교류: 문화혼종성 이론의 비판적 검토와 문화근접성이론의 재해석
[브라운백세미나] 신자유주의적 사실주의와 포스트모더니티 한류: 넷플릭스 K-drama 과 MZ세대를 중심으로
Lucia Rud
소속: University of Buenos Aires / CONICET Argentina
연구제목: Transnationalism and Cross-cultural Connections between East Asian and Argentine Contemporary Film and Literature
[브라운백세미나] Defining (East) Asian–Latin American cinema and literature
Mehtap Kara
소속: Bahçeşehir Cyprus University
연구제목: Hedging Strategy of Turkey, India, and South Korea in Great Power Competition
[브라운백세미나] Hedging Strategy of Turkey in Great Power Competition
Okyang Chae-Duporge (최옥경)
소속: 보르도 몽테뉴 대학
연구제목: 조선후기의 한국장식화
김규범
소속: 베이징대학교 한반도연구센터
연구제목: “맑스-레닌주의의 창조적 적용”노선의 제기와 정치적 함의: 1950년대 북한의 지도사상 및 선전노선 변화를 중심으로
한하은
소속: 아시아연구소 서아시아센터
연구제목: AKP의 여성운동에 대한 태도와 정책을 통해 본 터키의 정치 이슬람 연구
Peter G. Moody
소속: Columbia University
연구제목: Mobilizing Music and Musicians in the DPRK (1945-2000)
Pavel Em
소속: The Institute of Geography of the Russian Academy of Sciences
[브라운백 세미나] The Juche City of Pyongyang under the Power of Marketization
Sanjiao Tang
소속: University of Auckland, Ph.D.
[브라운백 세미나] “Cross the Yalu River and Fight against American Imperialism”
[다양성+Asia] “Cross the Yalu River and Fight against American Imperialism”
최호중
소속: Princeton University
[브라운백 세미나] 비판적 교수법의 도입과 활용에 대한 외국어 교사의 인식 및 요구 탐색: 동아시아 지역의 사회 정치적 이슈를 중심으로
김장실
소속: 서울사이버대
연구제목: 아시아지역에서의 대중음악 한류의 전개과정과 향후 발전방안
정세용
소속: 내일신문
연구제목: 해방 이후 대한민국 언론과 민주주의 발전의 일본, 중국, 홍콩과의 비교연구
김라미
소속: The University of Hong Kong &The Wilson Center
[브라운백세미나] Nuclear Belt and Road: China’s Nuclear Exports and Its Implications for World Politics
하현정
소속: University of Notre Dame
[브라운백세미나] 이집트 상류층 기독교인들의 ‘일상의 종파주의’ 경험 분석
[다양성+Asia] Egyptian Christians under Sisi: Where Do They Go Now?
Do Thanh Thao Mien
소속: 이화여자대학교 사학과 박사
[브라운백세미나] 베트남전쟁기 한반도와 베트남 관계 연구
[다양성+Asia] 코로나19 방역으로 보는 베트남전쟁의 유산
Intan Maizura Abdul Rashid
소속: Universiti Malaysia Perlis
FDI Inflows in Agriculture, Agriculture Growth and Poverty in South Korea and North Korea” & Adopting New Heritage Model for Ecotourism Plan in National Key Economic Areas to Improve Sector and UNESCO sites: Case of North Korea and South Korea
Rohit Negi
소속: Ambedkar University Delhi
A Comparative Political Ecology of Air: Delhi and Seoul
김애정
University of Tehran Ph.D.
[브라운백세미나] 한국과 이란의 재생에너지산업 경제협력
[다양성+Asia] 포스트오일 그린에너지 시대: 이란의 신재생에너지 산업
서재정
International Christian University
[브라운백세미나] “History Problem” and Regional Orders in Northeast Asia
[다양성+Asia] 일본군 ‘위안부’담론의 초국가적 구성
신소진
Institute of South Asian Studies at National University of Singapore (NUS)
[브라운백세미나] Parsing Foreign Aid from from Japan and South Korea to South Asia
[다양성+Asia] 남아시아의 개발협력과 국제정치
