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The researchers at the Korea Research & Engagement Centre publish a range of articles, books and policy reports on Korea-related topics.
The Korea Research & Engagement Centre Paper Series is a peer-reviewed publication series of the Korea Research & Engagement Centre (KRC) at Curtin University. The Series aims to provide a forum for established and emerging scholars to present evidence-based Korea-focused research, particularly with a view to enhance the Australia-Republic of Korea relationship. The series includes research and policy-focused articles.
Recent publications
Recent publications
'Racial Blindness' and 'Racial Ignorance' in the Sociolinguistic Arena: The Case of the Balkans and South Korea' by Eldin Milak and Ana Tankosic
'Racial Blindness' and 'Racial Ignorance' in the Sociolinguistic Arena: The Case of the Balkans and South Korea' by Eldin Milak and Ana Tankosic
Chapter 11 of The Oxford Handbook of Language and Prejudice (edited by Jane Setter, Sender Dovchin and Vijay A. Ramjattan and published by Oxford University Press) is a contribution by Eldin Milak the KRC's Postdoctoral Fellow.
Being San/Dara: Self-presentation and flexible citizenship among Korean diasporic celebrities in the Philippines by Michelle Camille Correa
Being San/Dara: Self-presentation and flexible citizenship among Korean diasporic celebrities in the Philippines by Michelle Camille Correa
Chapter 12 of Changing Cultural Landscapes of South Korea (edited by Niki Alsford and Nora Kim and published by Palgrave Macmillan) is a contribution by Michelle Camille Correa the KRC's PhD Candidate
KRC in the Media
KRC in the Media
From time to time our researchers are asked to share their expertise with the media.
Recent media engagement
Recent media engagement
13 November 2024
Channel NewsAsia
Associate Professor Alexey Muraviev, Researcher at the KRC
3 November 2024
Sky News
Associate Professor Alexey Muraviev, Researcher at the KRC
‘Our security comes first’: Australia’s renewed support for Ukraine sits uncomfortably amid the cost of living crisis, concerns about the ADF’s future
"Continuing to give Ukraine some of our most advanced military hardware should be jarring for Labour and any Australian who believes our own priorities must come first, writes Dr. Alexey Muraviev." Read more...
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