“Red Glamour: Korea’s Early Communist Women”, Dr Ruth Barraclough at NLA on 1 May (and live-streamed)

Red Glamour: Korea’s Early Communist Women

In the 1920s, some of Korea’s most famous communists were young women. Suppression and exile obliged them to be transnational and multilingual as they moved between colonial Korea, Manchuria and the Soviet Union.

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The Melbourne Metropolitan KS Seminar Series: ‘Is the DPRK really a ‘Train Wreck in Slow Motion’? The Prospects for a People’s Power Rebellion in North Korea’ — Monash Uni, 28 March 2018

The Melbourne Metropolitan Korean Studies Seminar Series:

‘Is the DPRK really a ‘Train Wreck in Slow Motion’? The Prospects for a People’s Power Rebellion in North Korea’

Dr Andy Jackson (Monash University Korean Studies)

Date: Wednesday 28^th March 2018, 1pm-2pm

Location: Japanese Studies Centre Auditorium, 12 Ancora Imparo Way

Melbourne Metropolitan KS Seminar Series: ‘The South Korean Film Industry’ — Monash Uni, 10 May 2018

The Melbourne Metropolitan Korean Studies Seminar Series:

‘The South Korean Film Industry’

Dr Sangjoon Lee (Nanyang Technological University)

Date: Thursday 10 May 2018, 4pm-6pm,

Location: Matheson Library, Room T4, Clayton Campus, Monash University

Melbourne Metropolitan KS Seminar Series: ‘Creating an Anti-Communist Motion Picture Producers’ Network in Korea: The Asia Foundation and the Korean Motion Picture Cultural Association (KMPCA)’ — Deakin Uni, 9 May 2018

The Melbourne Metropolitan Korean Studies Seminar Series:

‘Creating an Anti-Communist Motion Picture Producers’ Network in Korea: The Asia Foundation and the Korean Motion Picture Cultural Association (KMPCA)’

Dr Sangjoon Lee (Nanyang Technological University)

Date: Wednesday 9 May 2018, 2-2:30pm

Venue: Deakin University, Burwood Corporate Centre