Disruptive in More Ways than One, Uber in Korea
Katrin Marquez looks into the effects that Uber taxis are having and the arguments that are posed to and against the multinational conglomerate
Category: Features
The Platform
The election for the South Korea National Assembly could be the most contested vote in its democratic history. This dynamic political battle plays out in April.
Nosa School
A fascinating insight into the Neo-Confucianism ideals that were strongly believed and adhered to in Korea and led to the development of the Nosa School.
The Rebellion of Independent Bakeries:
Somac Bakery and other independent bakeries are on the rise in Gwangju and set to challenge the monopoly franchise giants, Tous les Jour and Paris Baguette.
An Interview of the Chosun University Hospital Director
With the help of Namhee Cho’s translation, we discover the planned development of Chosun University Hospital and the prospects this has for Gwangju and South Jeolla cities
The 9th Graduation Ceremony of Danwon High School was Held in Private
Singsing Kim covers a very touching time surrounding the graduation of the 83 surviving students from Danwon High School
Talking for Change
Life is difficult for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals and couples in South Korea and there is no organisation geared towards helping them.
Neutralizing Power
Matt Furlane looks at the consequential effects that the rising tensions of China is having among other nations.