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Video talks on our YouTube channel: professors and students discuss current topics, debates and research within the field of Korean studies.

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Seongnae Kim on "Shamanic Epics and Narrative Construction of Identity on Cheju Island"
30:51
Korean Studies Online Copenhagen

Seongnae Kim on "Shamanic Epics and Narrative Construction of Identity on Cheju Island"

Speaker: Seong Nae Kim (Professor Emeritus, Religious Studies, Sogang University) Reference note: Kim, Seong Nae."Shamanic Epics and Narrative Construction of Identity on Cheju Island." Barbara Wall (ed.): Nordic Korean Studies Talks. Recorded on March 8, 2022. YouTube video, 30 min. https://youtu.be/vu-eXB3oOTE This video was financially supported by a grant from the Korea Foundation.
Mikyoung Kim on "In the shadows of K-culture: Korea's Sex Industry"
37:39
Korean Studies Online Copenhagen

Mikyoung Kim on "In the shadows of K-culture: Korea's Sex Industry"

Speaker: Mikyoung Kim (Pukyong University) Reference note: Kim, Mikyoung. "In the shadows of K-culture: Korea's Sex Industry." Barbara Wall (ed.): Nordic Korean Studies Talks. Recorded on March 10, 2022. YouTube video, 37 min. https://youtu.be/akaLNVuDDX0 This video was financially supported by a grant from the Korea Foundation.
Soo Ryon Yoon on "Making Space for Afro-Asian Methods"
38:40
Korean Studies Online Copenhagen

Soo Ryon Yoon on "Making Space for Afro-Asian Methods"

Speaker: Soo Ryon Yoon (Assistant Professor, Performance Studies, Lingnan University) Reference note: Yoon, Soo Ryon. "Making Space for Afro-Asian Methods: Koule Kan's Burkinabe Performance in South Korea.” Barbara Wall (ed.): Nordic Korean Studies Talks. Recorded on March 9, 2022. YouTube video, 38 min. https://youtu.be/lWzANXIJL1M This video was financially supported by a grant from the Korea Foundation.
Amos Farooqi on "Regional hip hop and the Seoul Metropole"
27:48
Korean Studies Online Copenhagen

Amos Farooqi on "Regional hip hop and the Seoul Metropole"

Speaker: Amos Farooqi (PhD candidate, Korean Studies, University of Copenhagen) Reference note: Farooqi, Amos. "Regional hip hop and the Seoul Metropole: A case study of underground hip hop in Gwangju.” Barbara Wall (ed.): Nordic Korean Studies Talks. Recorded on March 9, 2022. YouTube video, 27 min. https://youtu.be/pLhg9PAGvu4 This video was financially supported by a grant from the Korea Foundation.
Naomi Hyunjoo Chi on "Voices of the Voiceless People"
36:41
Korean Studies Online Copenhagen

Naomi Hyunjoo Chi on "Voices of the Voiceless People"

Speaker: Naomi Hyunjoo Chi (Associate Professor, Hokkaido University) Reference note: Chi, Naomi Hyunjoo. "Voices of the Voiceless People-The Underclass and Social Inclusion in South Korea." Barbara Wall (ed.): Nordic Korean Studies Talks. Recorded on March 7, 2022. YouTube video, 36 min. https://youtu.be/q4PxPuxjoFg This video was financially supported by a grant from the Korea Foundation.
Jocelyn Clark on “Scattered Melodies” - 散調 of Jeolla
20:00
Korean Studies Online Copenhagen

Jocelyn Clark on “Scattered Melodies” - 散調 of Jeolla

Speaker: Jocelyn Clark (Professor, East Asian Studies, Pai Chai University) Reference note: Clark, Jocelyn. “When ‘Music’ is not a ‘Universal Language’: Listening to the “Scattered Melodies” 散調of Jeolla.” Barbara Wall (ed.): Nordic Korean Studies Talks. Recorded on March 8, 2022. YouTube video, 20 min. https://youtu.be/ts6iZ-OAM-Q This video was financially supported by a grant from the Korea Foundation.
Javier Cha on "Big Data and the Future of the Korean Humanities"
25:15
Korean Studies Online Copenhagen

Javier Cha on "Big Data and the Future of the Korean Humanities"

Speaker: Javier Cha (Associate Professor, Seoul National University) Reference note: Cha, Javier. “Big Data and the Future of the Korean Humanities.” Barbara Wall (ed.): Nordic Korean Studies Talks. Recorded on March 11, 2022. YouTube video, 25 min. https://youtu.be/sPNoVyDxcy8 This video was financially supported by a grant from the Korea Foundation.
Hannes Mosler on "The 2022 Presidential Election and the Future of Democracy in South Korea"
23:38
Korean Studies Online Copenhagen

Hannes Mosler on "The 2022 Presidential Election and the Future of Democracy in South Korea"

Speaker: Hannes Mosler (Professor for Social Sciences of East Asia / Korea, University of Duisburg-Essen) Reference note: Mosler, Hannes. "The 2022 Presidential Election and the Future of Democracy in South Korea." Barbara Wall (ed.): Nordic Korean Studies Talks. Recorded on March 11, 2022. YouTube video, 24 min. https://youtu.be/h_ACs4_K_EQ This video was financially supported by a grant from the Korea Foundation.
Hye Seung Chung on "Squid Game as a Levinasian Morality Tale"
24:54
Korean Studies Online Copenhagen

Hye Seung Chung on "Squid Game as a Levinasian Morality Tale"

Speaker: Hye Seung Chung (Professor of Film and Media Studies, Colorado State University) Reference note: Chung, Hye Seung. “Squid Game as a Levinasian Morality Tale: Ethics of Alterity and Empathy in Survival Game Narrative.” Barbara Wall (ed.): Nordic Korean Studies Talks. Recorded on March 22, 2022. YouTube video, 24 min. https://youtu.be/P0MACKsINdM This video was financially supported by a grant from the Korea Foundation.
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RELEVANT SOURCES AND PUBLICATIONS

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The global diaspora of Koryo Saram 글로벌 디아스포라 고려인.


Research on the topic by discussant:

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  • Vladimir Tikhonov. 2020. 지구화와 이주, 그리고 동포들의 역이민: 재한 조선조, 고려인들을 중심으로 (Globalization, Migration and the Reverse Migrations of the Co-ethnics: Focusing on the Chinese-Koreans and Ethnic Koreans from Former Soviet Union in South Korea), 문화와 융합 (제42권 5호)(통권 69집).  http://cnc1979.net/html/?pmode=ThesisSearch

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Find more publications here:

Dr. Zhanna Son: https://www.hse.ru/en/org/persons/61914269

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Dr. Vladimir Tikhonov:

https://www.hf.uio.no/ikos/english/people/aca/korean-studies/vladimit/index.html

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https://uio.academia.edu/VladimirTikhonov

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More information of the number of Koryo Saram in the post-Soviet space provided by Dr. Son

(Количество корейцев на постсоветском пространстве )(2019 г.)[i]

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Uzbekistan: 177 270

Russia: 169 933

Kazakhstan:109 923

Kyrgyzstan: 18 515

Ukraine: 13 070

Turkmenistan:1 482

Belarus: 1 343

Tajikistan: 759

Armenia: 373

Azerbaijan: 192

Moldova: 82

Georgia: 101

Latvia: 52

Estonia: 76

Lithuania: 107

Total: 496 531[ii]


A small number of Koryo Saram live in the USA, Europe and other countries.


[i] Статистика по корейцам, проживающим за рубежом. [Электронный ресурс]. URL: http://rus.korean.net/portal_ru/information/knt.do (дата обращения: 14.11.2020).

[ii] Нужно иметь в виду, что данные МИД Республики Корея идут под рубрикой «Статистика по корейцам, проживающим за рубежом»; нет различия между постсоветскими корейцами и южнокорейцами; в этих данных все зарубежные корейцы именуются хангук сарам. Поэтому для того, чтобы знать, сколько постсоветских корейцев проживает на постсоветском пространстве, из общих цифр численности корейцев по странам СНГ, полученных из МИД РК, нужно минусовать южнокорейских граждан. Однако лучше ориентироваться на переписи соответствующих стран.

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