Date and Time: October 12, 2024 (Saturday) 9:00 - 17:00 (KST)

Venue: Kim Daegon Hall 518, Sogang University, Seoul, Korea

Sogang University

Aeran Kim, “From Baekdu to Halla – Historical Development of ‘Hanbando’ and its Inherent Contradictions”

Seunghoon Woo, “Writing a History of International Development Cooperation Policies: Critical Perspectives and New Directions”

Dabin Jung, “The Politics of Female Representation through the Icon of the Virgin Mary”

Calvin Gonsalves, “Setting Sail at Sea: Amitav Ghosh, the Indian Ocean, and a Pluriversal World”

Cellik Adams (Global Korean Studies), “Embedded Networks: Tracing Discursive and Institutional Changes in Postwar South Korean Art, the Case of Korean Informel”

Sophia University

Sinwa Naw, “Land, Conflict, and Resistance: Agrarian Struggles in the China-Myanmar-India Borderlands”

Miguel Niccolo Veneracion Rallonza, “From “Seed to Cup”, and Beyond: Philippine Specialty Coffee and the Co-constitution of Global and Local“

Kuntida Sriwichian, “Working mothers' stereotypes: Findings from Thailand”

Klaus Wilhelm Nettmann, “Between nationalism and transnational cooperation: Pan-Asianism in the 1930s”

Khoompetch KONGSAWAT, “The Intersection of Monarchy, Religion, and National Identity in Contemporary Thailand: A Global Studies Perspective”

Inquiry: cgsgrad@sogang.ac.kr