Immigration Policy and Korea’s Future
Here is a brief explanation of the Korean immigration policy from the period of liberation on August 15th, 1948 to the current administration.
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Work Habits in Korea
For them resting is nothing but a luxury and working around the clock is the best and most effective way to success. But is that so?
Elementary School: A Comparative Analysis of the ROK and USA
A day in the school life of a six-year-old child is much different in Korea than in the United States.
Behind the Myth: Fan Death
In February we explore death in the form of a handy little appliance used to cool us off in the summer: the electric fan.
South Korea’s Drunken Uncle
On Thursday, December 22, South Korea woke up to find their neighboring country in a state of national mourning over the death of their leader.
Winter Heat
The history of haesujjim is long and colorful, much of it centered around the South Jeolla coastline.
Behind the Myth: The Deadly 4
In Korea, the number 4 is considered to be bad luck. It goes even further: this number is believed to symbolize death itself.
Occupy the Mayor’s Office
Political scientists see Park’s election as a significant shift in the political culture of Korea. This new wave of political awareness could just be a one-time social phenomenon or have far-reaching and long-lasting effects. The people will decide in due course.