[KS] Final reminder: KSAA-AKS Korean Studies conference, 5-6 Dec 2023

[Roald Maliangkaij]

Dear list members,

Final reminder…

Call for Papers deadline: 1 September

The KSAA and the AKS are jointly organising a Korean Studies conference, on 5 and 6 December 2023, at ANU in Canberra, Australia. Catering (lunch/dinner/tea/coffee) for all participants is fully funded by the AKS, and with the value of the Australian dollar having dropped a lot against most currencies, the cost of participation will hopefully prove manageable for most.

Keynote speakers are Prof. Jisoo Kim (George Washington University) and Prof. Kyung Moon Hwang (ANU).

The theme of the conference is “Breakthroughs in Korean Studies after the Pandemic.” Under this theme, we expect to gather various experiences and opinions on how the pandemic has changed the research landscape of Korean studies (positively and negatively), what new phenomena have emerged, and how to lead Korean studies into the future through recent years of experience. Since the essence of this theme is “change”, papers that deviate from the main theme, but discuss important changes in other realms of activity that are relevant to Korean Studies, now or in the past, are equally welcome.

The conference will be primarily an in-person event, though some online presentations will certainly be considered (as long as they are part of panels).

Further details can be found here<https://koreanstudiesaa.wordpress.com/2023/05/01/call-for-papers-ksaa-aks-international-korean-studies-conference-and-7th-ksaa-postgraduate-workshop-anu-canberra-4-6-december-2023/> (website is updated regularly).

With best wishes,

Roald




Prof. Roald Maliangkay | Associate Dean, Student Experience | President, Korean Studies Association of Australasia | Deputy Director, Korea Institute | College of Asia & the Pacific | Coombs Building Rm 2.370 |  9 Fellows Rd | Acton, Canberra, ACT 2601 | The Australian National University | TEQSA Provider ID: PRV12002 | CRICOS Provider: 00120C | ABN: 52 234 063 906 | Website<https://researchprofiles.anu.edu.au/en/persons/roald-maliangkaij> |
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