Seong-Yawng Park GRD ‘65 and Marguerite Clark Park Memorial Lecture
The Council on East Asian Studies is pleased to present the 5th Seong-Yawng Park GRD ‘65 and Marguerite Clark Park Memorial Lecture. The Seong-Yawng Park GRD ’65 and Marguerite Clark Park Memorial Lecture was made possible by a generous gift from the estate of the Park family. The principal objective of this gift is to foster the study of Korea at Yale by bringing recognition of the Korean peninsula and its affairs and achievements to Yale and the wider community. The lecture will take place from 4:30pm to 6:00pm, with a reception follow in the Luce Common Room on the 2nd floor. This...
The Council on East Asian Studies is pleased to present the 4th Seong-Yawng Park GRD ‘65 and Marguerite Clark Park Memorial Lecture. The Seong-Yawng Park GRD ’65 and Marguerite Clark Park Memorial Lecture was made possible by a generous gift from the estate of the Park family. The principal objective of this gift is to foster the study of Korea at Yale by bringing recognition of the Korean peninsula and its affairs and achievements to Yale and the wider community. The lecture will take place from 4:30 to 6:00pm, with a reception follow in the Luce Common Room on the 2nd floor. Anthropology...
The Council on East Asian Studies is pleased to present the 3rd Seong-Yawng Park GRD ‘65 and Marguerite Clark Park Memorial Lecture. Lecture will take place from 4:00PM to 5:30PM in Henry R. Luce Hall Auditorium, followed by a reception in Luce Common Room from 5:30PM to 6:30PM. Are women’s experiences of Buddhism different from those of their male counterparts? Can Buddhism offer new directions in women’s search for identity and freedom? Or, to put it broadly, why and how do women engage with Buddhism in modern times? This presentation explores these issues through an examination of the...
The Council on East Asian Studies is pleased to present the 2nd Seong-Yawng Park GRD ’65 and Marguerite Clark Park Memorial Lecture. Lecture will take place from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM in the Amphitheater Room 101 at Henry R. Luce Hall, followed by a reception in Luce Common Room from 5:30 PM to 6:15 PM. Militarism has been deeply intertwined with Korean history and South Korean economic development, especially under the government of Park Chung Hee, who seized political control of the country in an army coup in 1961 and remained in power until his assassination in 1979. In his ongoing...
The Council on East Asian Studies is pleased to present the Inaugural Seong-Yawng Park GRD ’65 and Marguerite Clark Park Memorial Lecture North Korea is the land of punditry, controversy and bad intelligence. Policy debates swirl in Washington over how U.S. policy should address this foreign policy challenge. Much of these debates is informed by a mix of opinion, ideology and politics. How do we make sense of it all? Dr. Cha and his Beyond Parallel microsite at CSIS try to cut through the noise to bring data to the study of North Korea and foreign policy. He will discuss five data...
