[KS] Submit a correction - The 6th colloquium “Highways in the Sky: South Korea’s Highland Road Construction, Labor Mobilization, and Energy Transition, 1953-1965”

[정종원]

The day of the week was incorrect in the previous announcement, and we have
corrected it. Please post the corrected announcement.

 -----------------------------------------------------------------

[Korean Legal History Research Center]

The 6th colloquium “Highways in the Sky: South Korea’s Highland Road
Construction, Labor Mobilization, and Energy Transition, 1953-1965”





Title: Highways in the Sky: South Korea’s Highland Road Construction, Labor
Mobilization, and Energy Transition, 1953-1965

Speaker: Jaeyoung Ha (UC San Diego)

Date & Time: Tuesday, November 21, 2023 at 1:00 PM (Korea Standard Time)

The presentation will be held via ZOOM.

*https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83466204645?pwd=dlRBcFJwQVlFWlUxTUJkaitIVkhJQT09*
<https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83466204645?pwd=dlRBcFJwQVlFWlUxTUJkaitIVkhJQT09>



About the Speaker: Jaeyoung Ha is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of
History at UC San Diego. Ha is currently working on his dissertation,
"Frontier Above the Clouds: Trans-Pacific Development, Rehabilitation, and
Colonization of South Korean Mountains, 1945-1972." In this project, Ha
investigates mining, reforestation, road and dam construction, and national
park projects in the South Korean highlands as a comprehensive mountain
development project during the Cold War. Ha was an SNU Kyujanggak Junior
Fellow (2022) and was recently named an Honorable Mention for the Marilyn
Blatt Young Fellowship at SHAFR.



※ This talk will be presented in Korean, but English slides will be
provided to attendees. The presenter will also take questions in English in
the Q&A section.



※ For more information about the Center, please go to our website.

*http://krlegalhistory.hanyang.ac.kr/eng/*
<http://krlegalhistory.hanyang.ac.kr/eng/>
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://koreanstudies.com/pipermail/koreanstudies_koreanstudies.com/attachments/20231109/a4f6a27c/attachment.htm>