{"id":5859,"date":"2006-05-04T13:20:38","date_gmt":"2006-05-04T18:20:38","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.froginawell.net\/korea\/2006\/05\/63\/"},"modified":"2014-08-30T14:22:52","modified_gmt":"2014-08-30T14:22:52","slug":"world-congress","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/froginawell.net\/frog\/2006\/05\/world-congress\/","title":{"rendered":"World Congress"},"content":{"rendered":"

Antti has already got there first and flagged this up<\/a> at his site, but for those people not on the Korean Studies list<\/a> or regular Hunjang visitors, the Academy of Korean Studies have today announced the 3rd World Congress of Korean Studies (that\u2019s the 3rd World Congress, not the Third World Congress). I\u2019ll post the details below.<\/p>\n

In the meantime, I hope like Antti, that it\u2019s more successful than the last one which suffered from a bit of a hiccup in the smooth process of North-South reconciliation and cooperation (which was incidentally and ironically the theme of the conference).<\/p>\n

This time the theme is \u2018Cultural Interaction with Korea – From Silk Road to Korean Wave\u2019 which means, I expect, that many historians like myself will have to find ways of shoe-horning our rather parochial topics into a more cosmopolitan, interactive mold.<\/p>\n

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The 3rd World Congress of Korean Studies<\/strong>
\nCall for Papers
\nThe organizing committee of the 3rd World Congress of Korean Studies announces call for papers to all academics and professionals in Korean Studies.<\/p>\n

Cultural Interaction with Korea -From Silk Road to Korean Wave-<\/em><\/p>\n

A new phenomenon of cultural exchange called the Korean Wave has recently emerged across the world. However, there has been a stream of cultural exchanges with foreign countries throughout Korean history indeed. Academic discussions in the congress are expected to deepen our understanding of the background, stages, patterns, and influence of the cultural interactions, which will ultimately contribute to the promotion of mutual understanding and collaboration in the global community.<\/p>\n

Dates : October 27(Fri) ~ 30(Mon), 2006
\nVenue : Cheju National University, Jejudo, ROK
\nLanguage : Korean, English<\/p>\n

Co-organized by<\/strong>
\nThe Academy of Korean Studies(AKS), Association for Korean Studies in Europe(AKSE), Central Asian Association for Korean Studies(CAAKS), International Society for Korean Studies(ISKS), Korean Studies Association of Australasia(KSAA), Pacific and Asia Conference on Korean Studies(PACKS)<\/p>\n

Sessions:<\/strong>
\nHistory — Sociology — Culture — Economics — Folklore — Law — Art — Political Science
\n— Literature — Education — Philosophy — Religion — Language — Science & Technology — Free topic sessions<\/p>\n

Qualifications:<\/strong>
\nScholars, professionals, and students holding MA degree or above are encouraged to participate.<\/p>\n

Important Dates:<\/strong>
\nSubmission deadline : June 6, 2006
\nAcceptance notification : June 14, 2006
\nFinal paper due : September 3, 2006<\/p>\n

For more details, please visit our website at http:\/\/www.aks.ac.kr\/eng_home or contact us at lovekorea@aks.ac.kr
\nInternational Support Division
\nThe Center for Information on Korean Culture
\nThe Academy of Korean Studies
\nTel : +82-31-709-9843 \/ Fax : +82-31-709-9945<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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