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The Unending Korean War
The Korea Policy Institute is pleased to share an issue of positions: asia critique (volume 23, issue 4) titled, “The Unending Korean War,” edited by Christine Hong and Henry Em. This special issue assembles critical perspectives on the unending Korean War from scholars and creative practitioners working within and across the fields of Korean studies, Asian American studies, and American studies. KPI Board members, past fellows and advisors are represented in much of this co
The Unforgotten War
By Elaine Kim | October 17, 2015
Korean Americans Are Reclaiming Their History Through Culture
By Ramsay Liem and Christine Hong | October 30, 2015
The Korean War, Anticommunism, and the Korean American Community
By Namhee Lee | October 13, 2015
On the Importance of Survivor Testimony to Korean War History
By Kim Dong-Choon | October 5, 2015
Silenced No More: Korean Americans Remember the “Forgotten War”
By Ramsay Liem | October 2015
Beyond Numbers: The Brutality of the Korean War
By Ji-Yeon Yuh | September 24, 2015
Urgent Need for Diplomacy in Korea
By Paul Liem | August 21, 2015
Knives Are Out for Those Who Challenge Militarization of the Korean Peninsula
By Ann Wright | July 22, 2015
Anatomy of a Hatchet Job: Regarding Women Cross DMZ in CNN’s Situation Room
By Gregory Elich | April 20, 2015
The Unending Korean War: W.E.B Du Bois, Ko Un, and the Women’s Peace Walk
By John R. Eperjesi | April 20, 2015
In the Face of American Amnesia, The Grim Truths of No Gun Ri Find a Home
By Charles J. Hanley | March 9, 2015
Fact Not Fiction: The Unending Korean War
By Christine Ahn and Suzy Kim | December 24, 2014
Remembering a War Within the Korean War
By John R. Eperjesi | December 22, 2014
After 60 Years of Suffering, Time to Replace Korean Armistice with Peace Treaty
By Christine Ahn | July 27, 2013
