About this Journal
- Korean Studies
- Journal
A leading academic journal in the field, Korean Studies publishes—generally in the spirit of the humanities and social sciences—research articles, review articles, commentaries, and book reviews on Korea-related topics, to better question and understand our world. Founded at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa’s Center for Korean Studies in 1977, the journal is published by the University of Hawai‘i Press in two forms, as annual volumes and as continuously released online articles with DOIs.
Sponsor: Center for Korean Studies, University of Hawai‘i
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University of Hawai'i PressAvailable Issues
Vol. 1 (1977) through current issueSpecial Issues
Issue 37
Urban Cultural Landscapes of Colonial Korea, 1920s–1930s
Yung-Hee Kim
Issue 30
Guest Editor: Kenneth R. Robinson
Additional Information
Additional Materials
Additional Issue Materials
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Editorial Board
-- Volume 47, 2023
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Editorial Board
-- Volume 46, 2022
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Editorial Board
-- Volume 45, 2021
- Editorial Board -- Volume 44, 2020
- Editorial Board -- Volume 43, 2019
- Editorial Board -- Volume 42, 2018
- Editorial Board -- Volume 41, 2017
- Editorial Board -- Volume 40, 2016
- Editorial Board -- Volume 39, 2015
- Editorial Board -- Volume 38, 2014
- Editorial Board -- Volume 37, 2013
- Editorial Board -- Volume 36, 2012
- Editorial Board -- Volume 35, 2011
- Editorial Board -- Volume 34, 2010
- Editorial Board -- Volume 33, 2009
- Editorial Board -- Volume 32, 2008
- Editorial Board -- Volume 31, 2007
- Editorial Board -- Volume 30, 2006
- Editorial Board -- Volume 29, 2005
- Editorial Board -- Volume 28, 2004
- Editorial Board -- Volume 27, 2003
- Editorial Board -- Volume 26, Number 2, 2002
- Editorial Board -- Volume 26, Number 1, 2002
- Editorial Board -- Volume 25, Number 2, 2001
- Editorial Board -- Volume 25, Number 1, 2001
- Editorial Board -- Volume 24, 2000
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