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The Northeast Asia Center(NEAC) was established with the goal of providing a comprehensive understanding and multidimensional analysis of the multifaceted issues around the political, economic, social, and cultural changes in the Northeast Asian region in the aftermath of globalization. NEAC seeks to explore in-depth and multidimensional approaches through various academic activities and external cooperative efforts on the complex issues in Northeast Asia that are difficult to resolve at the national level, such as the division of the Korean Peninsula and the South-North relations, Korea-China and Korea-Japan relations, changes and mobility in East Asian cities, historical conflicts in Northeast Asia and post-Cold War regimes transitions, transnational issues, and regional conflicts. Further, NEAC aims to promote academic convergence through communication and collaboration with related research institutes within Seoul National University and to serve as a hub and focal point for revitalizing Northeast Asian regional studies by actively engaging in communication and exchange with diverse institutions both within and outside the university.

•  Northeast Asian Urbanity/Locality Studies: Death and Life in Northeast Asian Cities
•  Transnational Issues and Conflicts in The Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asia
•  Asia-China Dialogue: Advancing Asian Subjectivity
•  East Asian Social Change and Mobility
•  Social Communication on Current Northeast Asian Issues

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Kim, J. (2020). The Formation and Changes of Hansen’s Disease Control Policy in Malay Peninsula. Research Institute for the Tamla Culture, 63.

Kang, I. (2019). The Conscription System and the Aftermath of the Korean War in 1950s : Equity of the Military Service and Amendment of Military Service Law (1950-1957). Korean Journal of Law & Society, 62.

Kang, I. (2019). 2019 Hong Kong Protests, Democracy, and post-colonialism. History for Tomorrow, 77.

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Lee, J. H. (2017). The expansion of Chinese nationalism in the 1990s and the publication of China Can Say “No” and China is Unhappy. The Journal of Humanities, 38(3).

Lee, J. H. (2017). The trajectory of Jia Zhangke`s film and new attempt on Tianzhuding. The Journal of Chinese Language & Literature, 60.

Lee, J. H. (2017). The image of character in Mountains May Depart and Jia Zhangke’s Transformation. The Journal of Modern Chinese Literature, 83.

Nam, E. Y. (2018). Comparison of life satisfaction in Korea and Japan: Focusing on influence of social integration factors. Journal of Social Security, 34(1).

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Baek Yung Kim | Director | kimby88@snu.ac.kr | Urban Sociology

Jeong Kyung Seo | Research Fellow | jksnu@snu.ac.kr | International Politics

Jin Myoung Lee | Research Fellow | jml222@snu.ac.kr | International Relations

Taeyoon Kim | Research Fellow | kty3426@snu.ac.kr | History

Joonhwan Kong | Visiting Research Fellow | snalekjh@snu.ac.kr | Sociology

Junghwan Kim | Visiting Research Fellow | junghwan@snu.ac.kr | Sociology

Lan Jin | Visiting Research Fellow | jinlan8080@snu.ac.kr | Sociology

Soon-Jick Hong | Visiting Research Fellow | snusjhongfree@snu.ac.kr | Economics

Min Ju Cho | Visiting Scholar | mjmjmanse@hotmail.com | Art History