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Christine J Kim

Title

Assistant Professor

Department

Faculty - SFS
General profile

Portrait

Phone

202-687-9637

Fax

202-687-7397

Location

512 ICC

Office hours

M W 11-12, and by appt.

Bio

Christine Kim is an assistant professor in the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service of Georgetown University, where she teaches courses on modern Korean and East Asian history. Her research focuses on the relationship between culture and politics in the formation of national identity. She is presently completing a manuscript about the significance of the Choson (1392-1910) monarchy in twentieth century Korea entitled The King Is Dead, and has published articles in the Journal of Asian Studies and Collective Memory in Northeast Asia (Palgrave-Macmillan). Her next project looks at the history of cultural properties (munhwajae) as an attribute of Korean identity in the twentieth century.


CV

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Education

  • Ph.D. (2004) Harvard, History and East Asian Languages
  • M.I.A. (1992) Columbia University (SIPA), International Relations
  • B.A. (1988) University of Virginia, Asian Studies

Languages

  • Chinese (read)
  • Japanese (read)
  • Korean (speak, read, write)
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