(Trans)national Pastimes and Korean American Subjectivities: Reading Chan Ho Park

Joo, Rachael Miyung

doi:10.1353/jaas.2000.0033

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“…51 A permanently neutral Korea, in which Seoul binds itself to neutral behavior at all times, is suggested by some as a solution to a postunified Korea's security needs. 52 However, such an approach has a range of disadvantages and is more suited to minor states 53 and as such is inappropriate to the post-reunification environment (due to Korea's middle power status and the associated interests of the great powers in the region). In some ways a neutral Korea could undermine regional security as "any move made by a neutral Korea could be perceived as favoring one or more of the great powers.…”

Section: Consistent Predictions Of North Korean Collapse and Absorptimentioning

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Prospects from Korean Reunification

Coghlan¹

2008

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Section: Consistent Predictions Of North Korean Collapse and Absorptimentioning

confidence: 99%

Prospects from Korean Reunification

Coghlan¹

2008

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“…Suzuki Ichiro from Japan (Nakamura, 2005) and Korean player Chan Ho Park (Joo, 2000). All three have been offered as a type of model-minority athlete and described as hard working, diligent, quiet, self-sacrificing, technologically competent, etcetera.…”

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Yellow Pacific on White ice

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Without her commitment and encouragement, I could not have ever imagined going for a study to the United States, adjusting my new American life, and finally completing this work. I offer my gratitude to my 'another' adviser, Dr. Susan Birrell, for her continuous support for my reading project. I must also thank my friends, Matt Hodler and Nik Dickerson, who were always available to listen my concerns, read drafts, and discuss academic issues at Donnelly. I am so deeply grateful to my family. My parents and in-laws have always supported my academic pursuits with pride and encouragement. I am also especially indebted to my elder brother, who was always been there for me with his 'magic'. I thank my daughters, Min-Joo and Min-Suh, who grew up wonderfully in a poor family. Finally, I gratefully thank my wife, So-Young. I could not have done all about me without her great support, encouragement and love.

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Sport and Crisis of Nation Under Globalization

Cho

2020

Palgrave Series of Sport in Asia

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(Trans)national Pastimes and Korean American Subjectivities: Reading Chan Ho Park

Cited by 14 publications

References 27 publications

Prospects from Korean Reunification

Prospects from Korean Reunification

Yellow Pacific on White ice

Sport and Crisis of Nation Under Globalization

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