seouljake

seouljake

  • Joined: November 6, 2021
  • Articles: 37

Emily Kao

Hi! I’m Emily, majoring in Korean Language and Culture at NCCU. As a Research Assistant on our team, I am responsible for collecting Korean data. It is always fascinating for me to learn about Korea, especially its politics and social…

Evelyn Su

Hi! I’m Evelyn, an Economics major at NCCU and a Research Assistant on our team. My role in the team involves collecting and analyzing data. I was previously the president of the Google Developer Student Club at NCCU, where I…

Jongsung Shin

As a research assistant under Dr. Reidhead, I contribute to a project exploring Taiwan and Korean politics, focusing on data collection and analytics. With a major in data analytics from the International College of Innovation and a double major in…

Connie Wang

Hi! I’m Connie, studying Korean Language and Culture at NCCU. As a Research Assistant on Dr. Reidhead’s team, I am responsible for collecting data. From the experiences of traveling to Korea, I became interested in the Korean language, culture, and…

Mukhamejan Bazarov

Hi everyone! I’m Mukhamejan. I’m currently a master’s student majoring in International Relations as part of the Erasmus program IMCEERES. Since January 2022, I’ve been responsible for collecting and operationalizing data in Russian, Kazakh, and English. In July 2023, Jacob…

Alan Beket

Hi! I’m Alan, and I majored in Finance at Xiamen University in Malaysia. As a Research Assistant on our team, I focus on collecting and analyzing data on startup ecosystems in Central Asia. Working with data has always been a…

Chia-Lin Kao

Chia-Lin KAO is a PhD student in the Department of Political Science at Rutgers University-New Brunswick. Her research interests include the political communication of authoritarian governments and diaspora politics, with a regional focus on China and post-Soviet regions. She employs…

New Publication in Korean Studies

Discover the partisan politics underlying NKHR discourse in: Decamping the Partisans: US Hegemony and South Korea’s Divisive Discourse on North Korean Human Rights. Check it out in Korean Studies, vol.47(1)