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ANNUAL REPORT
2015 동아시아연구소
성공회대학교 Institute for East Asian Studies at
Sungkonghoe University
2015 ANNUAL REPORT REPORT ANNUAL
Sungkonghoe Univ. Yeondong-no 320, Guro-gu, Seoul, Korea(152-716) 82. 2. 2610. 4720 | http://www.ieas21.or.kr CONTENTS
2. International / National Conferences 3. Regular Academic Discussions / Seminars 7. Socialization Programs About IEAS (1) The 4th Shanghai-Seoul (Korea-China) Youth Scholar (1) IEAS Open Class: Film Making Class and Open Film Director's Greeting Forum 2014 "City and Affect: The location of Youth" 4. Academic Research Activities and Performances Festival for Immigrants (2) Overlapped Borders-Stowing away, Omura Prison (2) Culture Talk 1. IEAS' Agendas "Asia in Affect: Cultural Politics of Camp, Korean Residents in Japan 5. Partnership Activities (3) Invited Lectures to Advanced Humanities and Social Everyday Life" (3) Comparative Research on the Cold War in Europe and (1) Project Summary: Consortium of Inter-Asia Cultural Science Research Institute, Tsinghua University, China (1) Alternative Knowledge Production Asia Studies Institutions (4) Social Discussion 2014 (2) Mobility Control and Regionalization (4) Location Making in Asian Cities and Space Change: (2) Service as the CIACSI Secretariat (3) Cultural Politics in Affect Beyond Developmentalism and Gentrification (3) Major Activities in 2014 8. IEAS Archive (5) Asia Socialism workshop (4) Major Schedule for 2015 (1) Substantiality and Differentiation (6) Co-Hosted by Korea Cultural Studies Society's Autumn (2) Specialization Regular Academic Conference "Intervening Cultural 6. Education Programs (3) Linkage Studies; The laborization of 'Culture', The Enculturation (1) Curriculums (4) Socialization and Digitalization, of 'Labor'" (2) The Promotion Result of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies' Joint Degree System (3) The Thesis Performances of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies History of IEAS
[03. 2003] Institute for East Asian Studies (IEAS) established in affiliation with the Center for Culture and Information Studies at Sungkonghoe Univ. [09. 2003] Humanities and Social Sciences Development Project, 'An Introspective Study on Exchange of Popular Culture in East Asia' embarked on as part of the Fundamental Studies Fostering Program in Korea Research Foundation (KRF) (Sep. 2003 ~ Aug. 2005) [09. 2005] Humanities and Social Sciences Development Project, 'A Study on the Formation of National Culture' and Intra-regional Cultural Traffic in East Asia during the Cold War Period' initiated as part of the Fundamental Studies Fostering Program, KRF (Sep. 2005 ~ Aug. 2005) [08. 2007] 'A Critical Approach to the Production and Regulation of Culture in East Asia' selected as a Research Project for the 2007 Fundamental Studies Supporting Program, KRF (Sep. 2007 ~ Aug. 2009) [11. 2007] 'Asia as Culture: a Reorganization of Asia through Ideology, Institution, and Everyday Life' selected as a Research Project for the Humanities Korea (HK) by NRF to be conducted during Nov. 2007 ~ Aug. 2017 [06. 2008] The Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Society (IACSS) Summer Camp hosted by IEAS, co-hosted by the Graduate School of Communication and Arts, and the Graduate Program in Culture and Gender Studies at Yonsei Univ., Korea National Univ. of Arts [02. 2009] The first China-Korea Gender Colloquium, 'Searching for a Mobile Asia’s Women's Studies: nation, gender, knowledge', co-hosted by Tianjin Normal Univ., Gender and Social Development Research Center. [03. 2010] Graduate Course in Inter-Asia Cultural Studies launched at Sungkonghoe Univ. [05. 2010] The first issue 『of The Lines』 published [07. 2010] About IEAS Inauguration ceremony for the Consortium of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Institutions (CIACSI) held with IEAS in charge of the Secretariat [07. 2010] The first IACSS Summer School hosted The Institute for East Asian Studies (IEAS) at Sungkonghoe University, since its official establishment in 2003, has served as a [07. 2011] foothold in the production of inter-Asian knowledge and culture, establishing critical cultural politics, and pursuing the formation IEAS Open Class, 2011 summer 'Politicizing Urban Spectacle and Pop-Asianism' [04. 2012] of an Asia where all members peacefully co-exist. To this end, IEAS has endeavored to map out the historical and realistic International Conference 'Asia in Mobility: Practicing mobility within/between empires, Cold-War regime and Division system connections within and out of Asia; going beyond national borders to share and produce inter-Asian knowledge and culture. and Construction of Ethnic Spaces in Asia' [03. 2013] In 2007, IEAS was selected to run a long-term academic research project entitled 'Humanities Korea' by the Korea Research International Conferences 'The Emergence of the Cold-War Asia: The New China and the Korean War' Foundation. The project aim is to realize horizontal relationships in Asia in the 21st century, reformulating 'Asia as culture: a [04. 2013] Inter-Asia Popular Music Studies (IAPMS) Group’s International Conference reorganization of Asia through ideology, institution, and everyday life.' Besides establishing a course in Asian cultural studies 'How to Write Inter-Asia Pop Studies Collectively: The difficulties of Collaborative Research' in the Graduate School of Sungkonghoe University and organizing a consortium with 22 research institutes across Asia for the [09. 2013] Commemorative symposium of IEAS' 10th anniversary and book concert production and reproduction of knowledge, IEAS also has been active in practical activities. IEAS will continue to march forward [11. 2014] to the bright future of peaceful Asia fair and square through the establishment of a practical academism that seeks after political International Conference 'Overlapped Borders: Stowing away, Omura Prison Camp, Korean Residents in Japan' [03. 2015] correctness. 'The Department of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies' was changed to a Joint Degree Course of MA & PhD as 'The Department of International Cultural studies' [11. 2015] International Rosa Luxemburg Conference 2015 in Seoul, Korea 'Socialism in Asia and Europe'
4 5 That is India's 'Act East Policy'. These three countries led Bandung Peace Declaration then, and after 60 years how their different plans will interact.
Indo-Pacific region is the intersection of the US' 'Rebalance to Asia' and above all the US’ return to Asia is the largest force for switching Asia to Indo- DIRECTOR'S Pacific system. Thus, it is time to carefully examine a possibility to seek out a new exit in the historic context of correlation through the transposition of the GREETING problem and the regionalization of the problem, not to think about the chance of global power reorganization which was visualized through the emergence of China and Asia today at a national level. The core of the problem is to examine what 'Reorient' and the chance of 'Reorient' mean to
most of 'The People' who live in Asia now.
Since 17th century, 'The People' in Asia have experienced denationalization through colony and nationalization, immigration and nomadism,
and escape etc. following the field line of imperialism, the Cold War and globalization. This can be seen as 'Historicized Asia' overlapped by mobility,
fracture and hostilities created by imperialism and the Cold War. However, amid the global capitalization, the Asia of today is not being restrained or
managed by the world system led by one nation, but the contexts which compose other Asia and the World is composing new Asia more than ever Director of IEAS, PAIk Won-dam before due to the reorganization of institution and everyday life by practicing more open and de-bordering spatialization. It is a question about how
well the people living in Asia today are, and the question starts with none other than the consistent research agenda of IEAS.
Another year has gone by. Eight-year IEAS is at the stage of finishing research activities revolving around HK Project. Especially, the year 2015
was the 70th anniversary of Korea's liberation and the 60th anniversary of Bandung Peace Conference (Asia-Africa Conference) and amid more IEAS' research activities and socialization project during last year were more active than ever before. Because IEAS' three-stage agenda reached
prominent historic and practical relationship problems between the Korean Peninsula and Asia, and between Asia and the World than ever before, it the stage that had to create a new theoretical paradigm of Asia as a culture based on the relation among Ideology, Institution and Everyday Life.
was time to seriously introspect whether the IEAS' research agenda called 'Asia as a Culture; Reorganizing Asia as Ideology, Institution and Everyday
Life’ has been performed properly. Therefore, that introspection provided with a chance to recheck on historic and practical reality that 'If Asian IEAS' research project has approached the agenda called 'Asia as a Culture' which consists of Ideology, Institution and Everyday Life through
Countries in Asia are Well' and an old imagination on the future and the trace of practices called Asian route or the 3rd World route. three clusters such as 'Alternative Knowledge Production', 'Mobility Control and Regionalization' and 'Cultural Politics in Affect'. These clusters have proceeded to understand the aspect of Asia that has moved according to each period of history and capture the dynamics of the historicity and
Sixty years ago, Bandung Asia aimed for a cross-border system that responded to a nation state’s solidarity frame and the organization of the nowness of the mobility. That was stated in 9 international conferences and 3 local conferences. To be specific, there were international conferences
Cold War as a new world domination order. Through autonomous unity, new Asian and African countries responded to the problem that they were such as
alienated from the progress of world history again since anti-imperialist liberation movement that resulted in constructing modern nation states Gender called
which were distorted by being incorporated to the Cold War system. Therefore, they intended to break out of the dynamics of the global organization Rosa Luxemburg Conference titled
process of the Cold War through a global nonalignment line which does not belong to any sphere of influence. In that regard, the final statement of Scholar Forum
Bandung Conference includes economic cooperation, cultural cooperation, human rights, self-determination, subordinated people problem, world
peace and the promotion of cooperation. Those international·national conferences demonstrate the system and everyday life that ideology, knowledge and culture in the Asia of today
However, in Asia now that reached 60 years after Bandung Conference, the plans of world reorganization such as Asian Pacific system and ‘One are consistently produced. These extensive discussions were conducted during the past year as a result of deepening and expanding the points of
Belt One Road’ composed by China who emerged as G2 amid the complex interdependence are on track. Indonesia who led Bandung Conference the problem on a par with consistent and stable relations all the while despite hardships due to comprehensive scale and qualitative level. Overall
also raised the future of Indo-Pacific system through the declaration of 'Maritime Axis'. There is another line of planning across Indo-Pacific region. theoretical paradigm can be integrated as the transition from 'Asia in Mobility' to 'Asia in Affect' or Cultural Politics in Everyday Life.
6 7 Through these conferences, scholars' research outcomes are objectified as theses and publications. There are around 40 theses Culture Talk, Open Class and Wudeungbul Performance Center in Guro made issues of important social problems through new programs in a
and publications including Developmentalism>, for a Loser Culture in the New Media Age by Way of Experiment– Focusing on Korean 'Loser' and Chinese 'Diaosi(屌絲)'>, Daily 'Stowaway': Jeju Residents' Stowaway to Japan after Liberation until the 1970s>, Everyday Life> and the like. This will be published soon through 9 publication projects which have been prepared in cooperation with researchers from Korea, Japan, China and Taiwan, and diaspora researchers. At the stage of finishing IEAS' three-stage research project for 10 years, we are in a state of more tension than ever before in order to integrate the result of the whole research and socialization project and prepare new intellectual practices. IEAS submitted theoretical paradigms such as ‘Asia These outcomes come from the reproduction process of internal power by collecting data such as researchers' site survey, in-depth interviews in Mobility' and 'Asia in Affect' but it was insufficient to visualize the composition and the direction of new Asia. Our research activities are at the and the like, and a regular academic discussion every month presented by internal researchers, and making a public sphere on agenda study by level of barely capturing the 'image' of new alliance in the places where Asia is newly composed and we are now requested to establish new analytic stage among internal researchers. As regards 'Affect' cluster, all research members had proceeded agenda study, and put efforts on repositioning language, analysis framework and ideological theory and form a knowledge sphere. the theoretical asymmetry of Asian socialism and European socialism through three workshops under the subject of 'Socialism in Asia and Europe' with scholars from China, Taiwan and Hong Kong before hosting undergoing the reorganization of education structure as if they are subsidiary companies of huge capital according to the government's request. We had a lot of guest lectures of the world's best known scholars and researchers such as Benedict Anderson, Steven Abstein and Cao Zheng That is an inevitable problem because a research project that is project-based and depends on national promotion policies has an inherent limit. Lu etc. because it was about time to open a route toward theoretical paradigm through understanding the trend of national/international academics, checking the global discourse level and constituting mutual communication and discussion points. From 2016, we will have consistent discussions However, a path is for those who open over and over again. IEAS will nothing but push ahead firmly with the words of Professor Shin Yeong-bok with the stronghold of important cultural studies and regional studies based on the accumulation of these experiences. who passed away in January this year and laid a cornerstone of IEAS. In the teaching and learning process of graduate school which has reached a stabilization stage by the creative combination of research and "Universities should foresee 100 years ahead. An alternative discourse with our lives after 10~20 years in mind and an opposite discourse to teaching/ learning with a style of one on one relation, these guest lectures provided students with a vivid learning prospect and a high standard of the mainstream discourse at present should be produced in universities. Humanities should go beyond the level of culture on art. Without a painful distinguished scholars. In the era of globalization, global knowledge production system is operating in accordance with the dominance relation of introspection about society and one’s life and a prospect surpassing it, humanities cannot be the one in a true sense… Intellectuals choose their capital more thoroughly. Recently, Columbia University in New York, US began operating an education program called 'Asia for Everyone'. Since class more than a specific class. Jumping into social practice is not their original role unless they are in a colonial or revolutionary situation. Most Asia has become a place of the global economy due to Asia's economic development and China’s emergence, Columbia University with ancient of all, intellectuals should be faithful to produce critical/opposite/alternative discourses and raise social subjects who put those discourses into fame showed the control type of a new education product which monopolizes Asia's knowledge production and distribution. This is not an analogue practice other than making all capacities into a scene surpassing class. All the processes of social change occurred as a process of making the method of internalizing colony knowledge through overseas study, but a structure that national identity or regional identity also becomes product practical class of ideology in an ideological struggle." contents as they are. As capital merger, the operation of connected education system among large universities and a fierce competition surrounded by interests in the system have already begun across borders. Thus, since we have aimed for the co-production of knowledge and culture with From Hang-dong in early spring, 2016 the inter-Asia cultural studies unit of 23 universities and institutions in Asia, we should choose other standard tactics rather than voluntarily being IEAS director, Paik Won-dam organized to the colonial and global isomorphous structure of learning and education which is historically remarkable. On the other hand, IEAS' research project is concluded by the issue of what status and role universities exist as in the local community. At the point of finishing the 3rd stage, our socialization project was more deepened and expanded with 4 axes the same as last year. Social Discussions, 8 9 2015 Annual Report Currently, HK research team is executing three clusters and 9 detailed agendas(projects) to execute the third stage agenda. Each research unit has been operated by cross-activities including exchange, education, and socialization process as well as research. In addition, each detailed Ⅰ. IEAS Agendas agenda itself will execute an independent project, and has produced various forms of outcomes such as academic conferences, public teaching courses, publications etc. In 2015, it held 6 international and 3 national academic conferences, 9 regular academic symposiums in total which were performed as academic exchanges, and 8 guest lectures including the world's best known scholar Benedict Anderson and popular Chinese author "Asia in Affect: The Cultural Politics of Everyday Life" Cho Jeong-ro, 2 social discussions, 2 open classes, and 5 culture talks greatly contributing to the socialization of academics. IEAS Humanities Korea (HK) research team has executed an array of projects with the agenda of 'Asia as a Culture: Restructuring Asia in Ideology, Institution, and Everyday Life' since November 2007. The reason for our research team to set this agenda is that 'Asia' is not only fixed geographical The relation between three stage clusters and detailed agendas can be described as follows. substance, but also academic and theoretical planning or practical global regime or sensation of everyday life. This is a practical reason to set three levels of Ideology, Institution, and Everyday Life when discussing Asia as a culture. That is, the meaning of Asia as a culture is not tailoring Asia 1. Alternative Knowledge Production with a single meaning and one-dimensional concept, but thinking in a process of consistent establishment revealing complex meanings and multi- dimensionality. The HK research team of Sungkonghoe University has raised constant questions about most existing researches on Asia which were heavily framed by national/nationalistic/the Cold War perspectives and a tendency to think Asia as the geographical, physical, and fixed 'political sphere' Under this basic direction, HK research team has carried out the agenda focusing on 'Ideology and Institution' for the first stage in 2007~2010, as a result, and pursued an alternative knowledge production since the first stage. Through a research process of the previous two stages, we have 'Institution and Everyday Life' at the second stage during 2010~2013, and creating new academic and theoretical paradigms by analyzing found the fact that active interventions and contemplations on Asia occur when different Asians cross borders contacting one another. On the basis the complex and multi-layered interactions among the three levels of 'Ideology, Institution, and Everyday Life' at the third stage in the years of of this empirical knowledge, the 'Alternative Knowledge Production' cluster tracks the genealogy of 'Cold-War Asia’s regional thought/knowledge 2013~2017. In 2015 which is between the second and third year of the third stage, we have proceeded to interpret the mobility and everyday life of and the possibility of creating alternative knowledge beyond it. It aims to disclose in which institution and everyday life, thought and knowledge Asia through the practice, craving, and affect of dynamic and complex multitudes. Through these, we aim to anticipate the possibility of more open have been constantly produced from all angles beyond plain descriptions on 'the genealogy of thought and knowledge,' and review on what can be and de-bordering life through a phenomenon of reorganizing institution and everyday life, not the life restricted and managed at a national level. done to materialize them crossing over different locations of Asia. It is looking for measures for the active socialization of the outcomes including a publication of 'A Series of Asian Cultural Studies' henceforth. And with a collection of academic research results so far, we have attempted exploring the Cold War research and the reconstruction of an array of Asian thoughts/knowledge through hosting national/international conferences under the Alternative Knowledge subject of "Workshop on Socialism in Asia: Hong Kong/Taiwan," "International Rosa Luxemburg Conference 2015: Socialism in Asia and Europe," Production "Culture Constitution of the Cold War in Asia," "US` Reorganization on the order of Post-War East Asia, SWNCC, and Korea". ·A Series of Thoughts in Asia ·The genealogy of Asian Cultural Studies ·Ideological-Psychological Warfare of Cold-War Asia 2. Mobility Control and Regionalization At the second stage, we contemplated the composition process of Asia at institution and everyday life levels. 'Mobility Device and Regionalization' Affect and Cultural Practice Mobility Control and Regionalization ·The Emotional Structure of the cluster is most directly connected to the second stage agenda, and the outcomes have been accumulated through consistent seminars and site Asian Public ·Ethnic Chinese Societies and ·Asian Cities Networks surveys all the while. Following the force line of Imperialism, the Cold War, and Globalization, Asia’s each subject has experienced colonialism, ·Nation Building and Its ·Savage Zone of Sovereignty: Representation in Films during the Stowaway and Detention Camps immigration, nomadism, defection, etc., and been creating new spaces, locations, and social relations through different systems and cultures. This Post/Cold-War Period ·Self Verification Device of Asia is the 'historicized Asia' overlapped with mobility, fracture, and hostility which were made by Imperialism and the Cold War. In regard to this, the third stage aims to research on the actual conditions of the movement at various levels of driving power and variation, and based on it, to compose 10 11 2015 Annual Report the executed and experienced figures of Asia which are not reduced to sovereignty and governmentality. In other words, it places emphasis on the Ⅱ. International / National Conferences dynamics between the managing and controlling device of territorial everyday life, and the de-bordering and regional practices of defectors escaping from it. Especially, in the International Conference titled "Population, Body, and Place- The Population Policy and Gender of Korea·China·Japan in the Era of Low Birth Rate", we discussed about the control and adjustment as a population policy which has been proceeding in Asia. 1. Workshop on Socialism in Asia: Hong Kong and Taiwan Looking at the Sunflower Movement and Umbrella Movement erupted in Taiwan and Hong Kong in 2014, Korea brought the spotlight back onto 3. Cultural Politics in Affect Taiwan and Hong Kong as inside and outside of historic and realistic China. Although there was no doubt that the emergence of these movements is the articulation of social crisis, we had to question if we had a standpoint and a methodology which were convincing and analytical to analyze it. The characteristic of IEAS' theoretical paradigm accomplished during the previous stages can be concisely summarized as the movement from On the whole, our academia were used to approach Hong Kong and Taiwan separating those from China. So for we have recognized both in a 'Asia in Mobility' to 'Asia in Affect' or Cultural Politics of Everyday Life. It was an attempt to change the top-down process of establishing Asia to its historically narrow category of ‘Asian Four Dragons' comparing to Korea. establishing process in people's everyday lives simultaneously. This is also a result of thoroughly adhering to the basic concept that a subject of activity takes note of activities and practices with emotion or affect. Since the 2000s, an emphasis on sensation, heart, mentalité, unconsciousness, We never ignored the relations among China and Hong Kong/Taiwan, but the relation image resulted from the premise of the substantiation and etc. has been observed in part of Liberal Arts circles, but no connection with an intellectual project called 'Asia' has been observed in these separation of an object rather atomized historical complexities. Even if progressive and conservative, left and right were politically segregated in an discussions. By critically accepting these discussions, the 'Cultural Politics in Affect' cluster sets a research on Asia's cultural practice executed by analysis on Taiwan and Hong Kong societies after historicity was thought, it was inevitable to fall into a dual description which was constantly de- sense and affect as a task of the third stage. For specific academic studies and exchanges, we held a variety of international conferences including contextual and de-historical. "The Youth in Affect" which was co-hosted by Sungkonghoe University and Shanghai University, "New Imagination on Asian Popular Music- Sharing Heritage and Establishing Public Goods" and "Asian Popular Music: History and Prospect" held in Gwangju Asia Culture Complex with Facing Hong Kong and Taiwan which historically came into view again, we acutely realize that the existing left/right structure which is political and young scholars from all corners of the world under the subject of Asian popular music, and the international conference titled "Place Making/ theoretical cannot be applied directly. Thus, a historical approach is required again rather than that structure. Taking Place in Asian Cities: Against 'Development', Beyond 'Gentrification'" which deepens and expands the problem of gentrification following the Due to the reason, the IEAS of Sungkonghoe University prepared standpoint on Hong Kong and Taiwan, and tried to find a clue to reorganize the historic activeness and subjectivity from the inside. Three clusters and the sub-projects of publication aforementioned have been operating independently with a mutual referencing system. To execute the third stage agenda, we have put great deal of efforts on data collection such as site surveys, literature reviews, and in-depth interviews, etc. for the past year. This will be published soon through nine publication projects which have been prepared in cooperation with Asia and diaspora researchers from Korea, Japan, China, Taiwan, etc. Also, to spread various academic outcomes produced to community residents and the general public beyond the academia, we have been proceeding a variety of projects and cultural practice such as Open Class, Culture Talk, and Wudeungbul. And through the Joint Degree courses of MA & PhD in the Department of International Cultural Studies, we are trying to find ways to strengthen the institute's capability as the only one that executes interdisciplinary Asian Cultural studies and making a greater effort on recruiting new students. 12 13 2015 Annual Report space produce the practice of voluntary and microscopic taking-place which builds new place or rebuilds the existing place through macroscopic Date Keynote Address 09:00~18:00, Feb. 27, 2015 Paik Won-dam (IEAS Director, Sungkonghoe University) urban development. At this point, old residential areas and winding allies in the city are rediscovered as the implementing and materializing space of narrative, esthetics, and affect, and they are rehabilitated through it. That is, Asian urban space in the 21st century is rushing in a sort of affective Venue Session 1 The History and Reality of Socialism in Hongkong and Taiwan 6110(AV Room), Lee Cheon Hwan Building, Presided over: Yoon Yeong-do (Prof. of IEAS HK, Sungkonghoe University) turn. Locations which induce special esthetic inspiration and exercise affective captivation are emerging as a new symbol of featuring Asian cities Sungkonghoe University Presentation Yeo Dae-rak (Prof. of Hong Kong Educational Institute) almost simultaneously in diverse places. To understand how this voluntary and microscopic location making links to the socioeconomic process Being 'Left' and 'Right' in a Colonial Migrant Society Under the Cold War of globalization and gentrification, we planned to design a new reference frame for the spatial changes of Asian cities at this conference with Seo Su-hye (Associate Prof. of Changhwa Normal University in Taiwan) The Genealogy of Postwar Taiwanese Left's Thought and the Transmission of Anti-Japan researchers from Korea and Asian countries. Generation's Left/Right Thought. Jin Shin-haeng (Associate Prof. of Seshin University in Taiwan) Antisocialist Movement in the Absence of Socialist Vision? : Taiwanese Resistance Movement during the Global Economic Crisis Discussion Jang Jeong-ah (Incheon University), Seong Geun-jae (University of Seoul), Kim Dong-chun (Sungkonghoe University) Date Day 1 (May 30, 2015) May 30-31, 2015 Session 2 The Theory and Practice of Leftist Youth in Hongkong and Taiwan Session 1 Between Conservation and Rehabilitation Presided over: Hwang Gyeong-jin (China Research Institute, Hankuk University of Venue Hyunjoon Shin "The West is the Best?: Living through 'Gentrificatio' in the Last Foreign Studies) Room 301, Michael Building Authentic Urban Village in Seoul" Chatri Prakitnonthakan "Rehabilitating Rattanakosin Area: Ideological Contestation Presentation Gu Sa-geol (History Research Institute, Taiwan University) through State- sponsored Gentrification" Social Changes or Status Quo? : The Perspective of Taiwanese Socialist Movement on China and the Loss Session 2 Gentrification with Asian Characteristcis? Ho Cheong-a (Social Culture Research Institute, Taiwan Jiaotong University) Jun Wang "Living in the Space of Affect: Moral Citizenship and Geographic Precarity Criticisms on the Movement against Service Trade in Taiwan of the Cultural Workforce in China" Si Ga-yoon (Researcher at SynergyNet) Pil Ho Kim "Rip-current Gentrification of Karosugil and Saigil: Gangnam's From Social Contradiction to Resource Distribution: Hong Kong’s Young Leftist Gentrification Wave in Reverse Order" Challenging to the System Discussion Ha Nam-seok (IEAS, Sungkonghoe University), Jeong Gyu-sik (Sociology, Session 3 Urban Regeneration and Contested Space Sungkonghoe University), Kim Pan-su (HK Research Prof., Incheon University) Sunmee Kim "Living the Urban Paradox: Tokyo’s Inner City in Transition" Jeroen Groenewegen-Lau "The Beijing Design Week, Dashilar and the Smart City" Jiyoun Kim "Between Industrial Rehabilitation and Urban Regeneration: Changsin- Session 3 Comprehensive Discussion "Neo-liberalism and Asian Socialism" dong, 'Garment Village' in Seoul" Presided over: Seong Geun-jae (Prof. of the University of Seoul) Session 4 Place-Making in Globalized Asia Discussion Paik Won-dam (IEAS Director, Sungkonghoe University), Paik Seung-wook (Prof. of Stephanie Geertman "Making Sense of Place in a City Recently Integrating a Global Chungang University), Jang Yeong-seok (Prof. of Sungkonghoe University), Gang Culture and Economy: A Case Study of the Cathedral Area in Hanoi" Seong-hyeon (HK Research Prof., Sungkonghoe University), Yeo Dae-rak, Jin Shin- Jaeyoung Yang "How to Liberate an Older Neighborhood: Class and Socio-cultural heng, Seo Su-hye Landscape of Haebangchon" Day 2 (May 31, 2015) 2. Place Making in Asian Cities Session 5 Injuries, Struggles and Surviving Yoshitaka Mouri "Commodification of Ethnic Culture and its Political Reaction in a Korean Town in Tokyo, Shin’ōkubo" During the 20th century, Asian cities have been swiftly changed to a modern metropolis. Entering upon the 21st century, Asian cities have been Eva Tsai "The Residents Strike Back? Cultural Struggles and Normalization around experiencing another change. People move and float to find unfulfilled meaning, esthetics, and affect experiencing cold-hearted anonymity and 'Shida' in Taipei Keewoong Lee "Gentrification Effects: The Flow of Cultural Refugees and Place monotonous uniformity in a huge metropolis created by the strong lead of the state and capital. People's movements toward the alternative urban Making in the Vicinities of Hongdae" 14 15 2015 Annual Report 3. Annual Summer Conference of Korea Cultural Studies Society ------Break: 16:30 ~ 16:40 ------〈 The Constitution of the Cold War Culture in Asia> Session 3 Book Talk 16:40~18:00 Presided over: Seo Dong-jin (Prof. of Intermedia Art, Kaywon University of Art & Design) Korea Cultural Studies Society held an Annual Summer Conference 2015 under the theme of ‘The Constitution of the Cold War Culture’ in the Presentation[1] Lee Gwang-seok (Professional Graduate School Prof. of Public Policy commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the division of the Korean Peninsula to seek and discuss ways to intervene historic and practical issues and Information Technology, Seoul National University of Science and Technology): 《New Art Activism: Postmodern Media, Traversing Cultural in depth through grappling with the national division and Cold War issues within Asian boundaries. Practice》, Angraphics, 2015 Discussion Lee Gi-hyeong (Prof. of Communication Science, Kyunghee University) Presentation[2] Kim Hyeon-kyeong (Anthropologist, Independent Researcher): 《People, Date Session 1 Free Presentation 10:00 ~ 11:30 Place and Hospitality》, Moonji Publishing Co., Ltd., 2015 9:30 ~ 18:00, Sat. Aug. 22, 2015 Presided over: Kim So-yeong (Prof. of Image Theory, Korea National University of Arts) Discussion Gu Ki-yeon (Cross-Cultural Research Institute, Seoul National University) Venue Presentation[1] Jeon Seong-won (PhD. in International Cultural Studies, Sungkonghoe Room 205, Michael Building, Sungkonghoe University): Publication Control Policy and Publication Culture Movement in University the Era of the Fifth Republic Hosted by Discussion Lee Sang-gil (Graduate School Prof. of Communication, Yonsei University) 4. US' conception of post-war East Asian order and SWINCC Korea Cultural Research Society, IEAS of Sungkonghoe University, International Cultural Presentation[2] Jang Min-ji (PhD. in Communication from Yonsei University) : A Life (State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee) Studies of Sungkonghoe University Residing in the Floating World; The Meaning of ‘Home’ for 20s, 30s Young Female Migrants and the Place-Making Process This conference was projected to examine US' conception of post-war order and its policy toward South Korea within the conception focusing on Discussion Kim Hyeon-mi (Prof. of Anthropology, Yonsei University) SWNCC. In late 1944, SWNCC (State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee) was organized to adjust a policy on the occupied territories in Europe Presentation[3] Cheon Ju-hee (Completed MA in the Interdisciplinary Program of Culturology, Yonsei University): How Do College Students Become Debtors? and Asia between the State Department and the military (the Department of War and Navy). In the conference, SWNCC's conception of post-war Lee Sang-gil (Graduate School Prof. of Communication, Yonsei University) order and its policy toward South Korea revolving around 4 subjects were examined. First of all, we confirmed on how SWNCC has been dealt in the Special Presentation: 11:30 ~ 12:30 Presentation of THADD expert: What is the controversy of THADD (Joeng context of existing research history, and pointed things which haven’t been dealt sufficiently in the existing research. Secondly, we chronically looked Wook-sik, CEO of Peace Network) into the organization and activities of SWNCC which composes of the morphological origin of US' high-level policy adjustment and decision------Lunch Time: 12:30 ~ 14:00 ------making organization. Thirdly, we suggested a list of principle data produced by SWNCC and examine the list. Lastly, we summed up principle Session 2 Subject Presentation 14:00~16:30 Presided over: Shin Hyeon-jun (Prof. of International Cultural Studies, Sungkonghoe University) documents relating to South Korea and reviewed the contents. Presentation[1] Paik Won-dam (Prof. of Chinese, Sungkonghoe University): A Narrative of Battlefield Mobilization and Life Politics; Focusing on the Original Anti- American Novel, <團圓> written by 巴金 Date Presided over: Gang Seong-hyeon (IEAS, Sungkonghoe University) 14:00, Aug. 20, 2015 Discussion Paik Seung-wook (Prof. of Sociology, Chungang University) 14:00-14:30 The Trend and Challenges of SWNCC Research Venue Ok Chang-jun (Diplomatic Science, Seoul National University) Presentation[2] Hong Ji-soon (Prof. of Chinese Culture, Sogang University): Pacific Rim Sungkonghoe University Ha Ji-eun (Sociology, Seoul National University) Discourse in the late Cold War and consuming the image of Jackie Chan 14:30-15:00 The Establishment and Development of SWNCC Organization Discussion Ju Eun-woo (Prof. of Sociology, Cultural Studies, Chungang University) Gwak Heon-gyu (Sociology, Korea University) Presentation[3] Gang Seong-hyeon (HK Research Prof. of IEAS, Sungkonghoe): The 38th 15:00-15:20 Intermission parallel from US’ viewpoint and the revival of national division. 15:20-15:50 The List and Bibliography of SWNCC Data Relating to Korea Discussion Hong Seong-min (Prof. of Political Diplomacy, Dong-A University) Gang Seong-hyeon (IEAS, Sungkonghoe University) Presentation[4] Kim Sung-kyung (University of North Korean Studies): North Koreans' 15:50-16:20 US Policy toward Korea (1944~1947) based on SWNCC Data Mind as a Combination of Distrust and Conspiracy: The Duality of Public Gong Jun-hwan (Sociology, Seoul National University) Monitoring System and Private Desire Kim Il-hwan (Sociology, Seoul National University) Discussion Han Hee-jung (Prof. of the Liberal Arts School, Kookmin University) 16:20-17:00 Comprehensive Discussion Kim Min-hwan (Asia Institute, Seoul National University) Jeong Jun-yeong (Kyujanggak, Seoul National University) 16 17 2015 Annual Report 5. The 3rd Korea·China International Conference on Gender Date Opening Speech China International Conference on Gender on Friday, Aug. 21, 2015 in the AV Room, Lee Cheon Hwan Building of Sungkonghoe University. The Keynote speech Dupangchin (Head of Social Development and Gender Center at Tianjin Normal University) subject of the conference was the issue of low birth rate which has been recognized as a major issue and a crisis factor in East Asia today. At present, A Desire for Giving Birth to Baby Boy Crossing Over Gender and Age as Rural Autonomy Reform- A Case Analysis on 中原 三村 the Malthusian theory which claims population control in Asia, the densely populated area that takes up half of the world population, has ended. Presentation[1] Wangsyangsyen (Tianjin Normal University) Since Asia faced with a 'low birth rate' and an 'aging population' just after the time when 'demographic bonus' effect was exhausted, quality over A Comparative Study on the Vasectomy in China, Korea and India quantity that is composition has become a problem. Each country's awareness and policy on birth rate in Asia were different according to the level of Presentation[1] Chuisyensyang (Chingtao University) A Study on the Life History of Ethnic Korean Women- Focusing on a View of economic development. However, there was no exception in considering fecundity or low fertility as a crisis or an opportunity based on the viewpoint Growth and Space Extension Experience of 'economic development'. In other words, the essence of current 'crisis' theory cannot escape from the original characteristic that population Q&A Session Cho Eun-ju (Yonsei University), Kim Sung-kyung (University of North Korean Studies), Rihong (Tianjin Normal University) policy was originated from a need in economic development. Due to the reason, this conference differentiated 'giving birth' as an individual's right to Session 2 13:00-15:10 choose and 'population reproduction' as a subject of management by the state, and intended to discuss a policy and a discourse on the 'low fertility Presided over: Huh Seong-woo (Sungkonghoe University) society of Korea·China·Japan in the viewpoint of gender. To that end, in the 3rd Korea-China International Conference on Gender, researchers from Presentation[1] Jang Ri (Tianjin Normal University) National Policy and Growth System- A Study on Mo Yan's Novel Presentation[1] Paik Yeong-kyeong (Open University) The Present which threatens the Future: The Crisis of Communities in South Korea and the History of Reproduction Control Presentation[2] Skita Naho The Historical Development of Population Awareness in Japan: From Population Control to Social Security Q&A Session Lee Seon-ok (Sookmyung Women’s University), Cho Kyung-hee (Sungkonghoe University) 6. International Rosa Luxemburg Conference 2015 The IEAS of Sungkonghoe University and the Social Science Research Institute of Gyeongsang National University in cooperation with the International Rosa Luxemburg Society held an International Rosa Luxemburg Conference under the theme of "Socialism in Asia and Europe during Nov. 27~28, 2015 in the Pittsburgh Hall of Sungkonghoe University. The International Rosa Luxemburg Society established in 1980 (Chairman: Ito Narihiko, Honorary Prof. of Chuo University in Japan) has held an "International Rosa Luxemburg Conference" with eminent scholars and activists 18 19 2015 Annual Report for the last 35 years in major cities around the world. It was the first time for Korea to hold this conference which was designed to commemorate Session 4 Thought and Movement of Socialism in Asia Moderator: Lee Ji-won (Daelim University, Korea) the spirit of Rosa Luxemburg who was a prominent socialist, thinker, and revolutionist, and discuss the meaning of 'Socialism' which meant the 1 Daniel Palm (the Bremen International Graduate School for Social Science, Germany) world history in the 20th century, from the perspectives of history, thought, and movement. Also, we discussed about the practical prospects of The Communist Parties in East Germany and China: Origins, Patterns and Divergence constructing an alternative society in the 21st century through a peer review and a multifactor analysis on the development and practice of socialist 2 Fujii Takeshi (Sungkyunkwan University, Korea) How the (counter) Revolutionary Subjectivity is Formed: A Question of National Socialism thought which was unfolded in Europe and Asia. 3 Yoo Kyeong-soon (Korea University) The Formation and Bifurcation of the Revolutionary Labor Movement in South Korea during 1980's Round Table History and Reality of Contemporary Chinese Socialism Moderator: Paik Won-dam (Sungkonghoe University, Korea) Date Day 1 (Friday, Nov. 27)------Presentation Cao Zheng-lu Nov. 27 - 28, 2015 "A Lesson on Democracy" of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution in China Congratulatory Address Lü Tu Venue Dr. Augustine Jungku Lee (President of Sungkonghoe University) China’s "New Workers" Pittsburgh Hall, Sungkonghoe University Ito Narihiko (International Rosa Luxemburg Society, Japan) Discussant Baek Seung-wook (Chung-Ang University), Seong Geun-je (University of Seoul), Opening Remarks Jang Young-seok (Sungkonghoe University), Lee Jeong-hoon (Seoul National University), Paik Wondam (Sungkonghoe University, Korea) Yun Young-do (Sungkonghoe University) Jeong Seong-jin (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) Session 1 Appropriation of Rosa Luxemburg in Asia Moderator: Jeong Seong-jin (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) 1 Xiong Min (Zhongnan University, China) Ninety Years of Ups and Downs: Review and Reflection of Research on Rosa Luxemburg in China 2 Chang Si-bok (Mokpo National University, Korea) The Historical Acceptance of Rosa Luxemburg in Korea 3 Kim Eo-jin (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) Rosa Luxemburg's Imperialism Theory and Prospect of Anti-Imperialism strategy in East-Asia Session 2 From Capitalism to Socialism Moderator: Jang Gui-yeon (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) 1 Lee Gab-yoeong (Incheon University, Korea) Revolution and the Masses from the Perspective of Rosa Luxemburg 2 Ottokar Luban (International Rosa Luxemburg Society, Germany) Rosa Luxemburg's Ideas on the Process of Realizing Socialist Society 3 Sobhanlal Datta Gupta (University of Calcutta, India) The Relevance of Rosa Luxemburg for building an Alternative Revolutionary Left Party in Today’s World Day 2 (Saturday, 28 November)------ Session 3 Socialism and Alternative Society Models Moderator: Lee Nam-Ju (Sungkonghoe University, Korea) 1 Chang Dae-oup (Sogang University, Korea) Bordered Capitalism, Citizenship and Subversive Migration 2 João Arsénio Nunes (University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal) Álvaro Cunhal’s Internationalism 3 Ha Tae- gyu (Gyeongsang National University, Korea) Marx’s Critique of Representative Democracy and Ancient Athenian Democracy 20 21 2015 Annual Report 7. Asian Popular Music: History and Prospect 8. The 4th Shanghai-Seoul (Korea-China) Young Scholar Forum 2015 exchanges for the future. In the workshop, 9 researchers from 7 countries in Asia introduced popular music of where they are from or their cultural The IEAS of Sungkonghoe University held the 5th Shanghai-Seoul Young Scholar Forum at the Michael Building (M301) of Sungkonghoe area in the perspective of history and sought for a foundation of popular music discourse and research at the level of Asian region by reviewing on University on Dec. 12, 2015 in cooperation with the Cultural Studies Society of Shanghai University under the theme of "The Youth in Affect: The an interaction and a regional movement. As the first step toward this, we discussed how the so-called 'International' style popular music took root Affect and Cultural Practice of the Youth in East Asian Cities." In the forum, we examined how the reorganization of global neo-liberalism order and in Asian countries since 1960s, what kind of form it took, and what sociocultural effect it had. This workshop was held at Sungkonghoe University the change of East Asian order have changed the life and affect of the youth living in the large cites of Asian countries, and through what cultural following the symposium of Gwangju Asia Culture Complex, and the statements of this workshop will be published as a book on Asian popular practice they adapt or respond to that change. Young scholars from China, Hong Kong, and Korea discussed in depth on an array of subjects music. including the gender identity politics of Sichuan ethnic minority, a square dance of the youngsters in Chongqing, a discourse on 'HelJoseon' and 'N-po Generation' who gives up everything, a phenomenon of 'Cut off, Throw Away and Split Up' trend in China, internet archiving of Hong Kong Umbrella Revolution, the reality of innovative young activists in Korean society, the everyday life of workers' wives left in the rural area after their Date Keynote Speech: 13:30-18:00, Dec. 5, 2015 Hyunjoon Shin (Sungkonghoe University) husbands left to work in the city as well as a cultural phenomenon on the internet called a reaction video, and the theses presented this time are Venue projected to be a series of IEAS' publication hereafter. Room 7417, Millenium Building, Sungkonghoe Session 1 The Contacts of East Asian Popular Music University Moderator: Viriya Sawangchot (Independent Scholar) Presentation Ho Tunghung (Fu-Jen Catholic University) "Altering Nativism: A Historical Rewriting of Popular Music and Social Sound in Postwar Date Program Taiwan" 09:30 ~ 18:30, Sat. Dec. 12, 2015 Opening Speech and Keynote Address Paik Won-dam (Director of IEAS, Sungkonghoe University) Zhang Qian (Communication University of China) Venue "From the Planned Economy to the Market Economy: Audiovisual Industry and the Spread M301, Michael Building, Sungkonghoe Session 1 "Affect" of 1980s Pop Music in Mainland China" University Presided over: Kim Mi-ran (IEAS, Sungkonghoe University) Anthony Fung (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) Hosted by Presentation "Historical Development of Cantopop in 1970s-2010s: From Mediation to Non-mediation" IEAS/ International Cultural Studies, Sungkonghoe University, Cultural Studies, Yoon Yeong-do (IEAS, Sungkonghoe University) Mori Yoshitaka (Tokyo University of Arts) Shanghai University The Dynamics of Reaction in Affect: Focusing on the Reaction Video to "A Brief History of Japanese Popular Music since the 1970s: Kayokyoku, New Music and K-pop M/V on YouTube J-pop" Sponsored by National Research Foundation of Korea, Jeong Seong-swin (School for Advanced Studies in Social Science, Chongqing University in China) Sungkonghoe University Spoiled Identity Session 2 Regional Mobility of South East Asian Popular Music Moderator: Mori Yoshitaka (Tokyo University of Arts) Guri (Global Media College of Southwest University of Political Science and Law) Young People Dancing at the Square – A Brief Report through Participatory Research Presentation Buni Yani (LSPR School of Communication, Jakarta) Session 2 "Mobility" "40 Years of Pinoy Sound Modernity, 1960s-1990s" Presided over: Cho Kyeong-hee (IEAS, Sungkonghoe University) Liew Kai Khiun (Nanyang Technological University) Presentation "Re-surfacing Alternative: Documenting and Historicizing Singapore's Underground Music" Jeong Jeong-hoon (Cultural Studies, Chungang University/ Researcher at ‘SuyumonoN’) What does the 'N-po Generation' in HelJoseon Give Up? Viriya Sawangchot (Independent Scholar) "Thai Popular Music and Its Unsatisfied Taste in the 1960s – the 1990s" Wang Shin-ran (Cultural Studies, Shanghai University in China) Looking at the Production of "Garbage" from "Cut off, Throw Away and Split Up" Wrapping Up Lisa Leung (Cultural Studies, Lingnan University in Hong Kong) Moderator: Keewoong Lee (Sungkonghoe University) Social Media Archiving as an Effective and Creative Counterargument based on the Facebook Page of Umbrella Revolution 22 23 2015 Annual Report Session 3 "The Youth" Presided over: Park Ja-yeong (Chinese Language and Literature, Hyupsung University) 9. 2015 Annual Winter Conference of Korea Cultural Research Society 〈 The Diverse Trends and New Attempts of Cultural Studies in Korea〉 Presentation Jangsyaosyao (The Paper Media College of Jinan University in China) 2015 Annual Winter Conference of the Korea Cultural Research Society took place at the Junghasang Building of Sogang University on Dec. 19. Chinese Youth' Dependence on Cellular Phone and Relationship Closeness in the Context of Neoliberalism The whole subject was 'Various Trends and New approaches of Culture Research in Korea', and many scholars with diverse majors including Cheon Jang Bom (Interdisciplinary Program of Culturology, Yonsei University) Jeong-hwan (Korean Literature, Sungkyunkwan Univ.), Seo Dong-jin (Fusion Art, Kaywon University of Art), Lee Dong-yeon (Traditional Art Center, Between Labor and Activity, Talking about Deferred Labor: In Regard to 'Young Activists' Korea National University of Arts), Kim So-yeong (Media Theory, Korea National University of Arts), Ahn Min-hwa (PhD. from Minnesota Uni.) Jusanjie (Cultural Studies, Shanghai University in China) The Corner Concealed by a City: Everyday Life of Workers’ Wives Moved from Rural Areas to Cities - etc. made a presentation and had a discussion relating to this subject. Also, to encourage young researchers to give a presentation, MA completed/ Research on the Region of Sungjwang, Shandong Province graduated students had a chance to present in the morning session, and Lee Ji-won (The Faculty of Arts, Daerim Uni.) carried out a presentation Comprehensive Discussion on the issue of history textbook established by the government to discuss about the latest sociocultural issues. In a round table which was the last Presided over: Park Ja-yeong (Chinese Language and Literature, Hyupsung University) session, discussions were carried out reviewing on the institution and practice of cultural studies and making a fresh start. In other words, this Discussion Presenters Discussion and Audience Discussion conference of Korea Cultural Studies Society aimed to discuss about various trends and new approaches of culture research from all walks of life not through a stereotyped paradigm of culture studies and think about a future agenda. Date Session 1 Free Presentation & Issue Presentation 9:30~18:00, Sat. Dec. 19, 2015 Presided over: Paik Won-dam (Prof. of Sungkonghoe University) Venue Presentation[1] Park Seong-sil (MA in International Cultural Studies, Sungkonghoe University) International Conference Hall (Room 302), The Social Suffering of Radiation Exposure Victims in Korea and the Composition Jeonghasang Building, Sogang University and Inheritance of the Suffering Hosted by Jeong Seong-swin (School for Advanced Studies in Social Science, Korea Cultural Research Society, IEAS of Chongqing University in China) Spoiled Identity Sungkonghoe University, Chinese Culture of Sogang University Guri (Global Media College of Southwest University of Political Science and Law) Young People Dancing at the Square – A Brief Report through Participatory Research Discussion Jeon Gap-seng (Researcher of Asia Institute, Seoul National University) Presentation[2] Park Beom-gi (MA in Cultural Studies, Chungang University)- Amateur Webcomic Artist's Research on Workers: Focusing on the Discussion Paik Jeong-suk (Comic Book Critic) Presentation[3] Issue Presentation: Korean History Textbook Established by the Government Lee Ji-won (Prof. of Liberal Arts School, Daerim University) Cultural Rights and the Problem with History Textbook Established by the Government Presentation[4] Shin Hye-yeong (PhD. in Communication, Yonsei University) Artists Who are 'Moving' Themselves – A Study on the Activities of the Subjects of New Self-sustained Space in Art Workspace in Korea Discussion Lee Won-jae (Director of Cultural Policy Center, Cultural Action) 24 25 2015 Annual Report Session 2 Subject Presentation Presided over: Lee Sang-gil (Graduate School Prof. of Communication, Yonsei University) Ⅲ. Regular Academic Discussions and Guest Lectures Presentation[1] Cheon Jeong-hwan (Prof. of Korean Literature, Sungkyunkwan University) Cultural Studies and the Perspective of Cultural Studies Until 2013, the IEAS of Sungkonghoe University held a regular conference two times a month to implement an interim report on agenda performance Presentation[2] Seo Dong-jin (Prof. of Intermedia Art, Kaywon University of Art & Design) Historical Materialism and Cultural Studies inviting internal/external researchers who execute HK Project and providing a place for presenting and discussing on their research results, and led Presentation[3] Lee Dong-yeon (Prof., Korea National University of Arts) a research on related fields. Starting in 2014, IEAS researchers' presentations and guest lectures have been performed as two different categories The Theoretical Evolution of Cultural Studies and the Politics of Subjectivity maintaining its original purpose. In regard to IEAS researchers' presentations, we have committed to announcing/promoting the whole contents Presentation[4] Kim So-yeong (Prof. of Image Theory, Korea National University of Arts) The Cosmopolitanism of Subordinate Subject: The World and Film beyond Empire in advance at the beginning of each semester by strengthening the ability to make plans and regularity. As for guest lectures, we invited national/ Presentation[5] Ahn Min-hwa (PhD. from Minnesota University, lecturer of Korea National University of Arts) international scholars and experts to make use of that opportunity to discuss on the latest trend in academia locally and abroad. Discussions/ The 'Liberal Reign' of American occupation shown in Korean/Japanese Films after the Cold War and the Radical Contemporaneity of Film Aesthetics – The Conditions lectures on comprehensive subjects regarding Asian cultures have functioned as an opportunity to communicate among academic networks at of Comparison Film Beyond the Binary Oppositions of Colony and Empire home and abroad, and have produced academic performances by in-depth discussions on IEAS agendas. As to guest lectures, despite of a limited Session 3 Round Table Kim Hyeon-mi (Yonsei University), Kim Ye-ran (Kwangwoon University), had an opportunity to listen to novel works from rising scholars like Melody Lu, Wayne Yang, Suzy Kim, Lee Mi-ji, etc. In addition, we were able to Ju Eun-woo (Chungang University), Paik Won-dam (Sungkonghoe University), Lee Sang-gil (Yonsei University), Jeong Jeong-hoon (Humanities Researcher) broaden understanding on cultural processes which have developed in other Asian regions including North Korea, Thailand, Macao, and Singapore whose institutes lack in professional manpower currently. No. Date Lecturer Topics 1 2015. 2. 23 PAIK Won-dam A question of Asian Nationalism 2 2015. 3. 30 SHIN Hyun-joon Survival Politics of 'Creative Underclass' Coping with Urban 'Gentrification': the Case of Seoul 3 2015. 4. 20 YOO Sun-young Dubious Resistance, A Colonial Case Study on 'Everyday Practices' of Subject 4 2015. 5. 18 YUN Young-do Cruelty and Absurdity: A Study on the Recent Works of Yu Hua 5 2015. 8. 31 JANG Young-seog Global Production Network and Social Enhancement: in the case of Korean Companies in China 6 2015. 9. 21 KIM Mi-ran Chinese Population Management Under Low Fertility: Privilege of Place and Reproduction of Floating Population 7 2015.10.26 CHO Kyung-hee Criticality of Japanese Pacifism and Politics of Affect: Focusing on Anti-Korean Sentiment and SEALDs` Activities 8 2015.12.21 LEE Jeong-eun Finding 'Conformists' in 'Disturbing Times': An Investigation on the Cold War and Moving Subjects of the Korean Peninsula 9 2015.12.23 OH Young-sook Mind map of the 1960`s: Korean Films and Shame 26 27 2015 Annual Report No. Date Lecturer Topics 1 Mar. 31. 2015 Benedict Anderson Paradox of Overseas Chinese Identity-Focusing on Thailand 1. Academic Research Activities (2015.1~2015.12) 2 Apr. 9. 2015 Keith Negus (Goldsmiths, Univ. of London) Creative Copying and the Inspiration of Imitation: Copyright and the Challenge of Post-authentic Originality 3 Apr. 30. 2015 Melody Lu (Univ. of Macau) Morality and Sociality of Casino Space On the whole, IEAS has passed the midterm of the three stage agendas in 2015. As a result, the research performances directly related to the 4 June. 3. 2015 Suzy Kim (Rutgers Univ.) Comparison of Socialist Feminism: ‘The Flower Girl’ and ‘The White Haired Girl’ agendas are planned to be intensively produced after 2015, and most of the theses are based on the results of the first and second stages and show 5 Jul. 20. 2015 Wayne Yang (Univ. of California, San Diego) Forbidden Desire: Desires of Monster, Orphan, and Ghost under Neo-liberalism the aim to connect with the new agenda of the third stage. and Imperialism 6 Nov. 16. 2015 Stephen Epstein (Univ. of Victoria) Sympathetically, Gravely?: North Korea Spies in Recent South Korean Cinema 7 Dec. 1. 2015. Cao Zheng Lu China's Subaltern Literature 2. Research Results 8 Dec. 7. 2015 LEE Mi-ji (Korean Institute of Southeast Asian Current Status and Implications of Distribution of Japanese Popular Culture in Studies) Thailand: ‘The Country of Origin’ and ‘The Country of Receipt’ No. Author- Author- Title Name of Journal Time of Number Journal Name Position Publication 0f Classification Authors 1 PAIK Won-dam IEAS Director In Search of a Space for the New Politics Citizen & World Aug. 2015 1 Unaccredited/ Domestic 2 PAIK Won-dam IEAS Director Does Spring Come from a City? Hwanghae Review Mar. 2015 1 Unaccredited/ Domestic 3 Paik Won-dam IEAS Director The Question of the Cultural and Regional Turn in Cold War Studies The journal of Dec. 2015 1 KCI Modern Chinese Literature 4 KIM Mi-ran HK Professor The Discourse on "Singlehood" in China in the May Fourth Period of the The Studies of Apr. 2015 1 KCI Liberation of Individuality Chinese Novels 5 KIM Mi-ran HK Professor The Population Discourse and Birth Control Debates in China in the 1920s The Journal of Mar. 2015 1 KCI through The Ladies`Journal: A Critical Analysis on the Accepting Attitudes Modern Chinese of Western Discourse on Population through the Logic of Civilization Literature 6 KIM Mi-ran HK Professor A Study on the Denormalization of the Life Courses of Child-free Gender and Culture Dec. 2015 2 KCI Married Women from the Perspective of Family Practice 7 KIM Mi-ran HK Professor The Birth Control of China in the 2000's: Exclusion from The Right to Study of Modern Dec. 2015 1 KCI the City, and the Reproduction of Floating Population Chinese History 8 KIM Mi-ran HK Professor The Language of Mo Yan`s Novel "Frog", and the 'One Child Policy' The Journal of Dec. 2015 1 KCI Modern Chinese Literature 9 SHIN Hyun-joon KH Professor Shin Hae-chul, the Odyssey of Korean Pop-rock Artists in 1980-90s In/Outside: English May. 2015 1 KCI Studies in Korea 10 SHIN Hyun-joon HK Professor The Issues of Writing Histories of Korean Popular Music in the 1970- Korean Journal of Oct. 2015 1 Unaccredited/ 80s: The Difficulties of Indeterminate Texts and Complex Mediations Popular Music Domestic 11 SHIN Hyun-joon HK Professor Gentrification and Urban Regeneration in Seoul or Contradictions and SAI Nov. 2015 2 KCI Contestations in Urban Space after Developmentalism 28 29 2015 Annual Report 12 SHIN Hyun-joon HK Professor Living through Gentrification and Making of Authentic Urban Village Korean Journal of Nov. 2015 1 Unaccredited/ 29 LEE Jeong-eun HK Research Democratic Participation of Seoul-Citizens in the Human Rights Journal of Dec. 2015 1 KCI in an Old Town Seoul: Complex-Place making of Seochon/ Sejong Urban History Domestic Professor Charter- Making Process Democracy and Village Human Rights 13 SHIN Hyun-joon HK Professor Hwagyo (ethnic Chinese in Korea) under the Multiculturalism in South Studies of Korean & Dec. 2015 1 KCI 30 KwonHeok Tae Researcher Korean Discourses on Japan, Centering on the Question of Study of Modern Jan. 2015 1 KCI Korea: Residual Chinese or Emerging Transcultural Subject after the Chinese Humanities 'Objectivity' and 'Universality' Korean Literature Rise of China? 14 SHIN Hyun-joon HK Professor Taking a view of Asian Popular Music from the Perspective of Inter-Asia Hwanghae Review Dec. 2015 1 Unaccredited/ 31 KwonHeok Tae Researcher The Idea of Self-Denial and Social Movement in Japan: Centering on Society and History Jun. 2015 1 KCI Domestic Anti-Immigration Control System Movement 15 SHIN Hyun-joon HK Professor Dashilar, Beijing Design Week and Hutopolis: Urban Regeneration and The Journal of Dec. 2015 2 KCI 32 Kim Ji-youn Researcher Gentrification and Urban Regeneration in Seoul or Contradictions and SAI Nov. 2015 2 KCI Depoliticization/repoliticization in the South of Beijing Modern Chinese Contestations in Urban Space after Developmentalism Literature 16 YUN Young-do HK Professor The Study on Yu Hua’s New Novels in Terms of Affect: Focus on the The Journal of Jun. 2015 1 Unaccredited/ 33 Kim Pil Ho Researcher Rip-current Gentrification in Gangnam, Seoul: The Cases of Garosu- Korean Journal of Oct. 2015 1 KCI Cruelty and the Absurdity Modern Chinese Domestic gil and Saigil Urban History Literature 17 YUN Young-do HK Professor A Study of the Loser Culture in the New Media Age: Focus on the The Studies of Jul. 2015 1 Unaccredited/ 34 Kim Minhwan Researcher A Long Journey of Doing Humanities and Social Sciences The Quarterly Mar. 2015 1 KCI Phenomenon of 'Loser' in Korea and Diaosi(屌絲)' in China Chinese Language Domestic Changbi and Literature 18 CHO Kyung-hee HK Professor The Others as Compatriots, Compatriots as the Others The Daesan Culture Feb. 2015 1 Unaccredited/ 35 Park Noja Researcher A Talk about Nordic Welfare States Monthly Welfare Sep. 2015 2 Unaccredited Domestic Trends /Domestic 19 CHO Kyung-hee HK Professor Living Outside an Insecure State: Stowaways from Jeju to Japan after Korean Social Jun. 2015 1 KCI 36 Park Noja Researcher Militarized Masculinity with Buddhist Characteristics: Buddhist The review of Korean Dec. 2015 1 KCI Candidate 1945 History Chaplains and their Role in the South Korean Army studies 20 CHO Kyung-hee HK Professor Nationality and Politics of Divided Nation after 1965 Critical Studies on Nov. 2015 1 KCI 37 Lim Kyoung hwa Researcher Okinawa's Arirang "Leftover Koreans" on Okinawa and the Two Koreas Daedong Munhwa Mar. 2015 1 KCI Modern Korean Yeon'gu History 21 KANG Sung- HK Research "I am a real patriot": the '9·23 Anti-Communist mass meeting' and Critical Review of Nov. 2015 1 KCI 38 Lim Kyoung hwa Researcher Re-connecting the Divided Lands : International Okinawa Solidarity Sanghur Hakbo Jun. 2015 1 KCI hyun Professor Jong-Hyoung Lee History Movement during the US Military Rule and Korean Peninsula 22 KANG Sung- HK Research A Comparative Study on Legal Structure of 'Usual State of Exception': Korean Social Dec. 2015 1 KCI 39 Jang Young Seok Researcher Chinese Society and Labor during the Reform: A Talk with Prof. Jang China Knowledge Nov. 2015 2 Unaccredited hyun Professor Focus on State Emergency Power in the Period of Korean War and Yu- History Young Seok Network /Domestic shin Regime 23 OH Young-sook HK Research War Memory and Sense of Guilt: Collective Emotions and Censored Film Studies Mar. 2015 1 KCI 40 Cha Seungki Researcher Factory=Fortress, or the Ursprung of Production and Death: The Studies in Dec. 2015 1 KCI Professor Representation of American in South Korean Films during the Cold Heungnam(興南) and Lee Buk-Myong(李北鳴) Korean Literature War: Focusing on 24 OH Young-sook HK Research The Fallen Woman/Orphan Young Man: Social Trauma and Korean Contemporary Film Nov. 2015 1 KCI Professor Melodrama in the 1960s Studies 25 LEE Kee-woong HK Research Living Home Abroad: Deterritorialized Musical Practices of 'Expats' Korean Journal of Oct. 2015 1 Unaccredited/ Professor and Production of Cosmopolitan Cultural Space in Korea Popular Music Domestic 26 LEE Kee-woong HK Research Gentrification Effects: The Flow of Cultural Refugees and Making Korean Journal of Nov. 2015 1 KCI Professor Alternative Places in the Vicinities of Hongdae Urban History 27 LEE Im-ha HK Research A Study on the Role and Decline of the Midwife as Female Childbirth Korean Journal of Jun. 2015 1 KCI Professor Professional Oral History 28 LEE Jeong-eun HK Research Omura Camp as an Exceptional Space: Illegal Border-Crossers' Korean Social Jun. 2015 1 KCI Professor Experience after the Korea-Japan Treaty in 1965 History 30 31 2015 Annual Report 1 PAIK Won-dam IEAS Director 100 years : stories and histories CollegeofLiberalArtsYonseiUnivers Yonsei University 2015 20 Korea 1. The Consortium of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Institutions (CIACSI) ity Press IEAS successfully arranged a memorandum of understanding between Sungkonghoe University and Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Society (IACSS), a 2 SHIN Hyun-joon HK Professor Subculture: Angry Youth Seoul Museum of Art 2015 9 Korea corporation of scholars majoring in inter-Asia cultural studies, and based on it, inaugurated the Consortium of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Institutions 3 YUN Young-do HK Professor Who Dominates Cultural Capital Moonhwagwahak 2015 13 Korea (CIACSI) in July 2010 to facilitate entry of cultural studies of Asia into a regular academic discipline. The Consortium comprises 22 institutional members from nine countries across Asia. Its aims to work towards Joint Post-graduate Degree programs, develop general textbooks, organize the 4 Yun Young-do HK Professor Arko Critical Studies Series Tradition (Un)Realized Arts Council Korea 2015 9 Korea itinerant biannual IACSS Summer School accredited for official academic credits, and vitalize the e-community of researchers in this field. Arko Art Center 5 Lee Jeong-eun HK Research The Charter of Human Rights of the Citizens of Seoul Kyungin Publishing 2015 13 Korea Professor 2. Service as the CIACSI Secretariat 6 LEE Kee-woong HK Research Cultural Diversity and Global Citizens Whybooks 2015 3 Korea IEAS has played a role of the CIACSI Secretariat since its inauguration. The secretariat organizes two or more Steering Committee meetings and Professor a General Assembly on a yearly basis, organizes the Summer School every two years, and bears a portion of the expenses for the development 7 LEE Im-ha HK Research Liberation Space, History of Women who changed Everyday Life Chulsoowayounghee 2015 1 Korea of general textbooks. It is the only liaison office de facto that connects member institutions widely diffused from Bangalore in India to Sydney in Professor Australia. The Consortium e-Newsletter (http://iacss.godohosting.com) which has been published on-line since 2010 is playing a pivotal role as a 8 Cha Seung Ki Researcher Literature, Power, Taboo Youkrack 2015 13 Korea window for information exchanges and communications securing 631 subscribers working in Cultural Studies (as of February 2016). 9 Kim Minhwan Researcher Besieged Peace, Distorted War Memories: A Study on Kure, Navel JNC 2015 4 Korea Port in Hiroshima 32 33 2015 Annual Report 3. Major Activities of 2015 4. Major Activities of 2016 - The 11th Steering Committee Meeting & 2015 General Assembly at Airlangga University in Indonesia on August 7 - 2016 IACSS Summer School The 11th Steering Committee meeting & 2015 General Assembly were held at Airlangga University in Surabaya, Indonesia on August 7, 2015. In the 2016 IACSS Summer School will be held at the Lingnan University of Hong Kong during June 21~July 5 on the subject of 'Creativity General Assembly, representatives from 16 member organizations among 22 discussed and approved on a variety of agendas after being reported and Social Movements'. on the overall operation of the Consortium. The Cultural Research Center of the Chinese University of Hong Kong has been approved to enroll as a new member and 2016 Summer School decided to be held at the Lingnan University of Hong Kong. Subject Managed by Creativity and Social Movements Department of Cultural Studies, the Lingnan University of Hong Kong - Published the English version of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Venue: The Lingnan University of Hong Kong Period Title: Genealogies of the Asian Present: Situating Inter-Asia Cultural Studies June 21~July 5, 2016 For details visit our website at: http://culturalstudies.asia/summer-school/ Issue Date: July 2015 Hosted by Published by: Orient Blackswan CIACSI - The 12th Steering Committee Meeting and 2016 General Assembly The CIACSI will convene its 12th Steering Committee meeting and 2016 General Assembly at the Lingnan University of Hong Kong where 2016 IACSS Summer School will be held. 34 35 2015 Annual Report Ⅵ. Education Programs Subject Overview Creadit Theory of Modern Culture Through reading theories and literary works of major modern cultures, this course provides 3 theoretical perspectives and conceptual tools required for research on cultural phenomena 1. The Purpose of Establishing the Graduate School of International Cultural Studies and for thesis writing. It deals with three meta-theoretic approaches to cultural studies under the subject of text, context and performance, and explores the political and cultural implications of each approach and the concrete measures to utilize them. It consists of the The Graduate School of International Cultural Studies was established to elicit dynamic changes in Asia in the globalized and regionalized era, and theories related to text analysis including semiotics, psychoanalysis, postmodernism, and foster cultural researchers to forecast and practice Asia as a multi-cultural peace community. In March 2014, the department of 'Inter-Asia Cultural the theories focusing on context analysis such as cultural sociology and Marxism, and the theories of performance including feminism and actor-network theory (ANT) Studies' changed its name to 'International Cultural Studies’ with two specific majors of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies and Communication Studies, and opened a PhD course through integrating with the department of Mass Communication. We have been socializing academics and strengthening Asia's thoughts and Cultures 1 It is an advanced course aiming to shift from the cultural level of thoughts to spatial level, and 3 the capacity of next generation academics through specialized lectures for Asian culture studies at a trans-national level, foreign exchange students, extend the prospect of recognizing Asia as a thought, and set the viewpoint and the framework of Asia’s conceptualization as a research subject. This course includes three streams below. Inter-Asia Summer School, and 1:1 tutoring system. 1. Genealogy of Asian Nationalism This part is a work to draw the genealogy of nationalism in Asia which has a different origin from the West. Thus, it deals with an articulated contradiction and transition issues between 2. Curriculums nationalism as the ideology of national liberation movement in order to overcome other- directed modernization from the establishment of the national concept with Asian identity < > Selective Courses for Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Major different from the national concept of bourgeois, and nationalism as ideal type for nation- state construction. Subject Overview Creadit 2. Creation and Development of Asian Regionalism Centering on China which has led historical Asia, it examines Chinese thought on the Methodology I: IACSS Summer A required course of the biannual IACSS Summer School open to MA and PhD course 3 relations of Asia, and the front and the other side of Asian regionalism as the thought on the School students in the field of inter-Asia cultural studies. Credits are awarded to the students from relations between an empire and a nation-state in modern and contemporary Asia in the 22 institutes of 10 Asian countries which signed the MOU for/with the CIACSI. Held in Seoul new relational situation between China and Asia. (2010), India (2012) and Taiwan (2014). Textbooks and research materials developed by the 3. The Formation and Development of Asian socialism CIACSI are used, and intensive lectures are given by the professors of CIACSI membership It is a course to address the historic development trajectory of Asia’s revolutionary ideas, institutes for two weeks focusing on the main research subjects of the hosting country’s primarily finding Asia’s socialism situation through the tradition of revolutionary ideas coorganizer institutes. and the formation and development of premodern early socialism in premodern China and Korea, and the comparison of socialism in China and North Korea. Methodology II Students who do not take 'Methodology I: IACSS Summer School' can alternatively take this 3 joint lecture of the faculty of Yonsei Univ., Sungkonghoe Univ., Korea National University of Arts, and Chung-Ang Univ. (IACSS/CIACSI members in Korea). It is open in the second Asia's thoughts and Cultures 2 The theme of this course is "Does Asia exist, if so, how does it exist, if not, why is it 3 semester every year and the current issues and streams of Asian Cultural Studies are reflected. understood as it exists?" In particular, it aims to organize so-called a stream of Asian and This course provides a basic understanding of cultural studies through the articulation of the East Asian booms in Korean society since 1990s and systemically understand how Asia is regional studies as a practice of subjectivizing Asia or the third world academics which is not consumed in Korean society. Also, it summarizes and analyzes the overall stream of Japanese hegemonic regional studies originated from the west and the paradigm of Inter-Asian Cultural social movements with a critical mind of Asia, and will require reading, presentation, and studies as a regional shift of cultural studies developed in Europe. discussion with literature written in Korean. Introduction to the Theory of Cultural This course aims to understand the basics of cultural studies which have (had) culturalistically 3 Studies appropriated Marxism or Modified Marxism. It investigates the political meaning and Asia as a series of thoughts This course examines, as a methodology for original and reflective contemplations about the 3 theoretical status of cultural studies as a progressive revolutionary theory by summarizing starting point of modern East Asia, the translation and a series of thoughts conducted through the historical context of cultural studies whose foothold had been established as an academic it. China degraded from an empire to a nation-state under the modern world system centered paradigm of the late 20th century as well as epistemological and ideological genealogy. It in the west, Japan who took the first step toward non-western modernization, and Korea overviews the main theoretical subjects of linguistics, anthropology, semiotics, sociology who descended to a colony of the non-western modernized empire, and their modernization and history, such as structuralism, culturalism, semiotic (anthropological) culturalism and has started with a translation, and has formed modern East Asia amid the series of thoughts linguisticism, and based on them, explores the main theory, concept and research object through it. The course traces the transnational serial processes of ideological discourse from of cultural studies, and the characteristics and goals of research issues. Especially, it is an East Asian hybridism, mutation, treason to dislocation through a key word 'translation', not introductory course to foster a basic ability to bring phenomena into question and to analyze the simple transplantation of the western discourse, and reorganizes the topology of East through theories, requires reading major theoretical textbooks and the professor’s lecture will Asian modern discourse and provides a clue to a post-modern imagination through it. take up the main part. 36 37 2015 Annual Report < Selective Courses for Communication Major > Subject Overview Creadit Cold-War Culture and Thoughts of This course aims to lay foundations for understanding the modern cultures and thoughts 3 Subject Overview Creadit Korea and East Asia of Korean and East Asian societies in the context of Cold-War system or war (sustaining) system. It understands the memories of war and the principle of its cultural representation, Media and Society Change In modern society, the mutual action between media and social structure is inevitable. Media 3 and critically contemplates about the Cold-War cultural perception of state/society through a is a major variant of social change, and the social change has an impact on the media structure concept of cultural cold-war. and activity reversely. In order to understand the forms of media existence, this course firstly explores the characteristics of media's all aspects such as media history, organization and management. Next, it explores the principle of media change through an understanding of the difference between the viewpoints of technological determinism and structuralism. Finally, it Asian Popular Culture This course starts with a review on the theories of popular cultures, and an analysis on 3 studies political economics, system and structural approaches to understand the relations of modern (since 1945) East Asian cultures in the viewpoint of international and transnational media and social change. exchanges as well as the formation of each national/local popular culture, and aims at in- depth understandings about the cultural formation and shift of Korea and East Asia through it. It deals with films, popular music, animation and soap operas etc. Also, it aims to execute a Media Policy Seminar The industrial value and publicity of the media are the result of media policies. Firstly it 3 critical review on the trend that policies of popular culture since the 21st century are able to be inductively contemplates the basic principle which penetrates the interrelation between the on the national agenda focusing on the latest discourses about cultural or creative industries existence condition of media and the policies at that time. It looks into public theory and inextricably linked with popular culture. market theory which are conflicting logics, which regulate the trends of media policies, and studies new public theory as a dialectical alternative. On the basis of these three viewpoints, it assesses the characteristics of all media policies and their values. It assesses the present media structure and discusses alternative measures for overcoming its limits. East Asia's Mobility and Minority This course aims to examine the structural background of phenomena, institutional 3 Cultures conditions, minority cultures and representation etc. highlighting modern and contemporary East Asia in the viewpoint of movement. Modern imperialism and colonialism generated a vast Theory of Global Media Although national media has an independent route of change, it also has a relationship with 3 number of diaspora to serve the need for labor force, and now they re-flow into metropolises international media change. This course contemplates the mutual impact of media among as immigrant workers or refugees. Also, because of still lingering Cold-War system, East nations beyond boundaries, the method of that relation and the mutual impact of media on Asia suffers difficulty in materializing 'flexible citizenship' as seen in Europe. It deals with the specific nation’s media structure. In order to do that, it contemplates traditional developmental structural conditions and the subjective practice of Asia's diaspora in the areas of thought, communication theory, dependency theory and participatory communication theory in institution and culture. Through this, it understands the intertwined point of multicultural regard to the mutual impact of international media, and the meaning of the concentration institution and daily routine which constitute the present Asia with the history of empire and phenomenon of international media enterprises. colony, and the experience of the Cold-War and diasporazation. Research Methodology Tutoring Research Methodology of Fieldwork on Culture, Advanced Social Statistical Methodology. 3 Methodology of Cultural Studies This course is to help thesis writing of graduate students who study on various phenomena 3 Common Subject for the Graduate Korea Cultural Policy Seminar, Popular Culture Theory, Mythology and Narrative, 3 surrounding ‘culture’ as a research object. The process of studying and analyzing 'culture,' the School of Culture Culture·Esthetics·Criticism, Civil Movement and Alternative Media diverse and wide symbol system, and completing it in 'literary' languages requires a number of processes. How to reveal a goal of thesis through uncovering the subject of interest, area and the characteristics of concrete research object? It aims to help them to use practical Individual Research Tutoring (Thesis Cultural Industry and Management Seminar 3 Tutoring) capability during thesis writing by excelling in the theory and practice of cultural studies methodology. Journalism Seminar 3 Media Act and Policy Seminar 3 Popular Culture Seminar 3 Individual Research Tutoring (Thesis Tutoring) Advertising and Public Relations Seminar 3 38 39 2015 Annual Report 3. The Performance of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies' MA·Ph.D. Joint Degree Program Ⅶ. Socialization Programs - CIACSI signed by 22 Graduate Schools of Cultural Studies and Research Institutes from 14 cities in 10 Asian countries has been operating a general textbook course in cooperation with graduate schools in Korea since Nov. 2011 aiming to establish 'Inter-Asia MA·Ph.D. Joint Degree 1) IEAS OPEN CLASS Program'. Specifically, 'Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Methodology' course has been opened in every second semester taught by professors from the graduate school of Yonsei University, Korea National University of Arts, Sungkonghoe University, etc. In the second semester of 2015, the course 1. Reading『 Capital』 provided lectures on the recent trend of Sociology and Anthropology, the Japanese movies in early 20th century, the ideological foundation of Asia which has become a compass to understand today’s rapidly changing capitalism. Through this program composed of reading 『Capital』 and - As for foreign exchange students, we sent a student to Seshin University in Taiwan in the fall semester of 2015. In regard to opening English lectures over a period of 7 times, we promoted a deeper understanding of the original book rather than a brief introduction to it. lectures etc, the cooperation between the two Universities was unsatisfactory, but we will overcome this issue through the efforts of our faculty and head professor. The program was progressed in a unique way of dealing with Session 8 at the beginning and Session 1 at the last. It was a new way of reorganizing by going through Session 8 which reveals the historical process of practical capitalism’s birth and proceeding to Session 1, which conceptually - For the 5th Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Summer School in June 2016, special lectures as one-month course for the English presentation on 『Inter- investigates the dynamics of capitalism, and functioned to emphasize the characteristic of 『Capital』 as a historical analysis. Also, a lecture by Prof. Asia Leader』 were given to 3 participants in May 2016. The 5th CIACSI Biennial Summer School in 2016 in Hong Kong followed by the 1st in 2008 Park Seung-ho shed light on the characteristic of modern capitalism by reading 『Capital』 and provided a viewpoint to critically look at political (Korea), the 2nd in 2010 (Korea), the 3rd in 2012 (India), and 4th in 2014 (Taiwan) provides airfare, entry fee, and English lectures as same as economists including Thomas Piketty etc. who have come to sight these days. before. 4. The Thesis Performances of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Lecture Date Subject Lecturer 1 Jan. 26 Marx, His Methodology, and Introduction to "Capital" - Preface PARK Seung- Since opening the department of Inter-Asia Cultural Studies in 2010, the number of graduated and completed students adds up to 18 (11 graduates, 2 Jan. 28 Part 8: Primitive Accumulation ho 3 Jan. 30 Part 2: Transformation of Money into Capital / Part 3: The Production of Absolute Surplus-Value 7 completes) and 13 enrolled students (9 MA students, 4 Ph.D. students) consistently accomplishing quantitative and qualitative development. 4 Feb. 3 Part 4: Production of Relative Surplus-Value Thesis performances include the second generation of the nuclear bomb survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki conscientious objection, 5 Feb. 6 Part 5: Production of Absolute and Relative Surplus-Value / Part 6: Wages 6 Feb. 10 Part 7: The Accumulation of Capital eugenics of Asia, self-help group of intermarried men, and so forth. Some theses were announced at the Korea Cultural Research Society in 2015, 7 Feb. 13 Part 1: Commodities and Money and students participated in diverse projects maintaining continuity, and some students went on PhD course after obtaining MA degree in 2016. Currently, theses are in preparation revolving around the US army base in Jeju Island, Performing Arts, the Korean Wave and the proxy purchase of Chinese students in Korea, the distribution channel of resistant knowledge system in early 1980, the ideological strategy of cultural cold war (a narrative analysis on the War Memorial of Korea located in Yongsan, Seoul) etc. 2. Visual History- 'Looking at' the Liberation and the War in East Asia IEAS has developed public education programs to transfer knowledge into society and promote sharing knowledge with the public. 'IEAS Public Lecture' started in 2009 changed into 'IEAS OPEN CLASS' which was intensified academically as an intensive lecture during vacation. 'IEAS OPEN CLASS' has provided a place for learning and meeting to share and discuss about cultural phenomenon and issues among scholars, graduate students, and the public. 40 41 2015 Annual Report 2015 IEAS OPEN CLASS consisted of seven lectures during July 07~July 28, 2015 was hosted and managed with Humanist Books from planning 2) Culture Talk to management. Since Humanist Books has accumulated a wide range of expertise in this field by managing 'Humanist University (HU)' which is a IEAS has proceeded a program called 'Culture Talk' as part of its community service to share its research outcomes and challenges with the local public academic lecture and has greater access to the public, it enhanced the effectiveness of socialization programs. community. This project with the meaning of 'Laughing and Chatting' over 'Culture' aims to introduce the current social issues including youth, female, migrants, North Korean defectors, sexual minority, evictees, etc. to the Public and Sungkonghoe University students, and to make them This open class reorganized the emancipation and the war of Asia through using 'visual data' to complement popularity with maintaining academic communicate with each other. The Culture Talk has introduced various cultural products which are closely related to IEAS' research agenda such as professionalism. The imagination or discourse on the region called Asia and the popularization of academic knowledge are still new areas. In locality, social movement, mobility, the Cold War, neo-liberalism, etc. and has provided opportunities for culture producers, researchers, the faculty terms of whether or not the discourse on Asia can be popularized and socialized beyond academia or its chance of success, IEAS' approach to the and students of Sungkonghoe University, and the local community to communicate and participate in discussions. emancipation and the war of Asia through pictures, images, and videos was a new departure. Furthermore, this lecture provided a time to examine the meaning of 'Emancipation', 'Antiwar', 'Peace', and 'De-Cold War' in East Asia through 'Visual History' and reconsider the significance of it. It was For the first half of 2015, Culture Talk put emphasis on providing a chance or a clue to think about Asian modernity through problems in Korea and a history lecture enabling us to experience the switch from the activity of 'looking at' to a historical 'viewpoint'. the expression method of making problems into a discourse. Christianity, which shows unique limping in Korea, having a close relationship to capital and power was introduced in Asia as a modern religion and spread rapidly with making a large number of converts. 'Quo Vadis' examines the No. Date Subject Lecturer social presence of religion by bluntly disclosing the limping of mega-churches in Korea. 'Antinomy' is a work which is interwoven with power, state 1 Jul. 7 East Asian History of 'Occupation' and 'Liberation', How Should We View It? KIM Deuk-Jung(National power, people's lives and safety, and a craving for pleasure in discord by a composition method different from typical political criticism documentary. Institute of Korean History) Through this, we consider 'Freedom of Expression' as a boundary between typical propriety and impropriety at the level of expression mode not as 2 Jul. 9 The 38th Parallel taken by US Combat Photographer, and the division of Korea KANG Sung-hyun(Sungkonghoe Univ. IEAS) ideology or content. 3 Jul. 14 'Propaganda Leaflets', Another window to view the Korean War LEE Im-ha (Sungkonghoe Univ. IEAS) Since social issues such as irregular workers, female workers and misogyny, history dispute and ethnic tension in Asia under the neo-liberal 4 Jul. 16 'The War to Resist America and Aid Korea', Chinese Remembrance and commemoration of the JUNG Keun-sik (Seoul Natl. Korean War Univ. Sociology) system were growing increasingly acute in late 2015, we organized programs reflecting attention and concern from universities and civil society. 5 Jul. 21 Viewpoints and Blind Spots of the Vietnam War HAN Hong-koo (Sungkonghoe For example, The remarkable change of 2015 Culture Talk is that it provided a program for local residents in Guro-gu near Sungkonghoe University and consistently organized the participation of internal members such as students, professors, and school personnel of Sungkonghoe University. We showed a movie for local residents in the Community Service Center and had a dialogue with a director in an attempt to communicate among local residents and the University. Through this, local residents had an opportunity to participate in the socialization program of IEAS. 42 43 2015 Annual Report Date Program Invited 2. The Status and Future of New Workers in China 2015.3.31. Quo Vadis: It is not a Church Prof. Choi Jin-bong (Hanyoung Theology College) IEAS invited Lü Tu who has been working in "'Worker's House" located in Beijing since May 2015 dedicating to research, education and local 2015.5.12. Antinomy Kim Seon(Director) community projects, and discussed on the status and future of workers migrated from rural areas to the cities in China who were named as new 2015.10.15 2015.11.2. 500 years of the Korean Peninsula and Eurasia East Sea Kim Si-deok (Kyujanggak, Seoul Date Presenter Lü Tu National University) Lecture 19:00-21:00, Dec. 1, 2015 Subject The Status and Future of Chinese New Workers 2015.11.30. Discussion Jang Yoon-mi (Hanyang University), Yoo Gyeong-soon (Education Center for Workers) Interpreter Lee Seong-hyeon (Inha University) 3) Socialization Programs 1. The Cold War and Civil War The Social discussion of IEAS is a program focused on making a public sphere which immediately responds to social issues not for an academic research unit to be locked in its own circuit. Therefore, the IEAS of Sungkonghoe University held a social discussion under the theme of Cold War and Civil War> on May 9, 2015 marking the year 2015 as the 70th anniversary of liberation and division, and the 65th anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War. IEAS has been analyzing Thought, Institution, Everyday Life, and the similarity and difference of experience in Cold War Asia through a method of relocation'. In this social discussion, we were able to confirm that the Cold War was developed from Africa to China to Korea, and in different regions again at a trans-national and a trans-local level, and to an individual’s life. It was a place to share a variety of ways to shed light on the multi-layer of the Cold War. Date Session 1. 14:30-18:00, Sat. May 9, 2015 Presided over: Gang Seong-hyeon (Sungkonghoe University) Venue Choi Yong (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies) M205, Michael Building, Sungkonghoe South African Apartheid and the Cold War University Lee Won-joon (University of Incheon) The Formation Process of the Cold War Crusade in China during the latter period of Chinese Civil War: Focusing on Anti-American and Pro-Japanese Movement in 1948 Session 2. Presided over: Hong Seok-ryul (Sungshin Women’s University) Jeong Byeong-joon (Ewha Women’s University) Alice Hyun and Her Days: A Tragic Border Rider Being Swept Away by History Discussion: Kim Tae-woo (Seoul National University), Lee Hye-ryeong (Sungkyunkwan University) 44 45 2015 Annual Report Ⅷ. IEAS Archive The current status of IEAS archive data secured by the end of 2015 is as follows. IEAS has made an effort into collecting materials and establishing database for in-depth research on Though·Institution·Everyday Life in Asia. The goal IEAS_Periodical Number of Kinds 277 135 36 448 1. Substantiality and Differentiation Number of Books 2,051 2,871 98 5,020 Following the 1st stage, IEAS has continued and expanded its work of collecting, conserving, and maintaining large numbers of valuable materials covering IEAS_Thesis Number of Kinds 45 - - 45 from major masterpieces written by representative authors from various countries of East Asia, and modern and contemporary newspapers and Journals to Number of Books 45 - - 45 pop culture materials including recent films and music. Also, we have executed coordinated researches through purchasing books and materials related to Total Number of Kinds 1,655 1,165 301 3,121 IEAS projects and complemented the quality of researches. We have strictly selected required materials for the research of each project team, and enhanced Number of Books 4,717 4,748 401 9,866 the value and practicality of IEAS archive data at home and abroad. 2. Specialization performed by our researchers. For instance, we have been executing the plan to collect and archive by individual and by team after integrating real data in Type of Data Item Domestic Eastern Western Total various formats (for example, interviews, photos, videos, etc.) collected from the 2nd stage agenda of HK project 'Asia in Mobility'. It is expected to help co- IEAS_DVD Number of Kinds 732 234 57 1,023 researchers who work on similar subjects and senior/junior researchers to share data and avoid a research overlap. Number of Books 768 346 63 1,177 IEAS_CD-ROM Number of Kinds 35 26 - 61 3. Linkage Number of Books 76 47 - 123 IEAS_Video Tape Number of Kinds 32 4 18 54 IEAS has consolidated a system that works both as an intra-IEAS archive and a system linked to the library’s search engine, which enables researchers to Number of Books 66 4 21 91 freely use more literature materials. And it helped building the ASIA Zone in the library, which has supported Asia-related research and study since 2006. A Total Number of Kinds 799 264 75 1,138 linkage with archive systems outside school has not produced a visible institutional achievement yet, but IEAS still makes efforts continuously. Number of Books 910 397 84 1,391 4. Socialization and Digitalization We are considering switching the archive to provide an easy access to external researchers, general public, and working-level employees in the field of Asia culture exchange in addition to the members of Sungkonghoe University. 46 47 Ⅴ. Projects Abroad: Consortium Management No. Author- Author- Title Publisher Time of Number 0f Country Name Position Publication Authors