I will make a presentation next Saturday at the Royal Asiatic Society's Colloquium about Pyongyang:
The June 2015 meeting of the RAS Colloquium will be held on Saturday June 20, starting at 2pm
There are 3 speakers:
1. Benjamin Joinau: Regimes of visibility in Pyongyang
2. Sandip Kumar Mishra (Assistant Professor of Korean Studies, Department of East Asian Studies, University of Delhi): North Korea-India Relations during the Cold War Era
3. Frederic Barthassat: Korean communists in China from 1931 to 1950
There is no registration, anyone seriously interested in Korea and Korean Studies is welcome to just show up. Please bring along others who might be interested. The meeting will be over just before 5 pm and those who wish can continue talking over an early supper. There is good beer nearby, or makgeolli . . . .
We will meet on the 10th floor of Indang-gwan (the Baek Hospital Annexe 백병원 별관) [서울특별시 중구 저동 2가 64번지 인당관] which is shown on a map at
http://www.paik.ac.kr/seoul/info/map.asp.
This room is being made available to us through the Institute for Hallyu Culture of Inje Graduate University. We are very grateful.
Those coming by subway should exit from Eulchiro 3ga (2호선) station by exit 12 and take the street going south (toward Namsan) between exits 11 and 12. Keep heading south at the traffic-light intersection, the tall building (Indang-gwan) is on the right-hand side of the street, immediately after the entrance to the car-park of Yeongnak Church. Please note: this is not the same building as the main Baek Hospital which is closer to Myeong-dong. The name “Inje University” is visible at the top of the building.
Anyone you know who is engaged in Korean Studies and wishes to be added to the mailing list for the Colloquium should write to Brother Anthony at [email protected]
The June 2015 meeting of the RAS Colloquium will be held on Saturday June 20, starting at 2pm
There are 3 speakers:
1. Benjamin Joinau: Regimes of visibility in Pyongyang
2. Sandip Kumar Mishra (Assistant Professor of Korean Studies, Department of East Asian Studies, University of Delhi): North Korea-India Relations during the Cold War Era
3. Frederic Barthassat: Korean communists in China from 1931 to 1950
There is no registration, anyone seriously interested in Korea and Korean Studies is welcome to just show up. Please bring along others who might be interested. The meeting will be over just before 5 pm and those who wish can continue talking over an early supper. There is good beer nearby, or makgeolli . . . .
We will meet on the 10th floor of Indang-gwan (the Baek Hospital Annexe 백병원 별관) [서울특별시 중구 저동 2가 64번지 인당관] which is shown on a map at
http://www.paik.ac.kr/seoul/info/map.asp.
This room is being made available to us through the Institute for Hallyu Culture of Inje Graduate University. We are very grateful.
Those coming by subway should exit from Eulchiro 3ga (2호선) station by exit 12 and take the street going south (toward Namsan) between exits 11 and 12. Keep heading south at the traffic-light intersection, the tall building (Indang-gwan) is on the right-hand side of the street, immediately after the entrance to the car-park of Yeongnak Church. Please note: this is not the same building as the main Baek Hospital which is closer to Myeong-dong. The name “Inje University” is visible at the top of the building.
Anyone you know who is engaged in Korean Studies and wishes to be added to the mailing list for the Colloquium should write to Brother Anthony at [email protected]
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