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Gowoon Jung

Associate Professor

Korea University

South Korea

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Gowoon Jung is an Assistant Professor at Kyung Hee University in South Korea. Her research primarily focuses on feminist movements, student mobility, and multiculturalism, as evidenced by her recent publications on topics such as the feminist awakening among young female college students and the experiences of Chinese international students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, she explores issues related to women's agency and the formation of friendships among marriage migrant women in South Korea.

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Juyeon Park

Associate Professor

Yonsei University

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Joseph Yi

Associate Professor

Hanyang University

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Juheon Lee

Associate Professor

Midwestern University

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Min-Jung Kwak

Associate Professor

Saint Mary's University

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From Childless Intentions to Motherhood: Familial Pro‐Natalism Among Korean Middle‐Class Women

Narrating Gender (Un)Fairness: Masculinity and Generational Comparisons Among Young South Korean Men

“Feminism is like a light to me”: The collective process of feminist awakening among young female college students in South Korea

‘I feel like I’m yours, but I’m not yours’: Three accounts to interpret an idiosyncratic form of dating and romantic relationship among young female college students in South Korea

Censoring Speech in Democracies: South Korea

“I feel free and comfortable”: The Escape the Corset Movement in South Korea and the question of women's agency

Transculturality, Anti‐Asian Racism and Student Mobility: A Case Study of Chinese International Student Experiences during the COVID‐19 Pandemic1

“I Am A Feminist, But . . .” Practicing Quiet Feminism in the Era of Everyday Backlash in South Korea

Marriage migrant women’s friendship formation in South Korea

The impact of the COVID 19 pandemic on motivation to stay: a comparison between Chinese and non-Chinese international students in Nova Scotia, Canada

Men Who Wear Make-up: Young Korean Men’s Masculinity Management in the Neoliberal Korea

Whom Do Young Female College Students Want to Marry? A Comparative Study on Middle- and Working-class Women’s Preference for Marital Partners in Shandong Province, China

Remaking ethnic nationalism: evangelical protestant women’s discourses of multiculturalism in South Korea

Religious Space for Young People: What Megachurch Means for Millennials in South Korea

Evangelical Protestant Women’s Views on Homosexuality and LGBT Rights in Korea: The Role of Confucianism and Nationalism in Heteronormative Ideology

Transnational logic of gratitude: Marriage migrants’ narratives on marital satisfaction in South Korea

How Does COVID-19 Differ from the Flu/Cold? A Study of Multilevel Information Seeking among Korean Immigrant Women in the U.S.

Policy responses to COVID-19 and discrimination against foreign nationals in South Korea

Men and Women’s Different Dreams on the Future of the Gendered Division of Paid Work and Household Work after COVID-19 in South Korea

Bridging sociology of religion to transition to adulthood: The emerging role of religion in young adults’ lives

Mothers and nation in the global era: The role of evangelical Protestant mothers in the discursive construction of multicultural Korea

Understanding community responses to tourism gentrification in Seochon Village in South Korea: the significance of parental, social, and cultural factors

Rights Make Might: Global Human Rights and Minority Social Movements in Japan

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Juyeon Park

Joseph Yi

Juheon Lee

Min-Jung Kwak

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