Paper Presentation: “Removing Houses and Relocating Graves: the Death-Scape in a Chinese Urban Village” – Yushuang Zheng (History)

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The paper is extracted from Yushuang’s thesis for the degree of M.Phil. in anthropology from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. It presents a later version of the grave-relative relationships that she wrote for her first-year paper at Hopkins. Her FYP mainly dealt with practices related to grave-tending and the interpersonal interactions around these practices […]

Paper Presentation: “Surgical Miracle: South Korea as a Developmentalist State” – Ga Eun Cho (Political Science) 

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In “Surgical Miracle: South Korea as a Developmentalist State,” Ga Eun Cho will discuss post-Korean War South Korea’s emergence as a developmentalist state. The South Korean military junta used economic development as a justification for its coup d’état and the postponed transition to democracy. As such, the state defined those unconforming to the goal as […]