Hyun-Gwi Park is a Research Fellow at Clare Hall, University of Cambridge. She has been working on the topics of post-socialism, migration, diaspora politics, kinship and domestic economy with focus on Koreans in the Russian Far East. She is currently interested in inter-Korean connections across the Sino-Russian border, the legacies of post-socialism, the geopolitical construction of ecology in Northeast Asia, and development projects in the borderlands.

Books

Forthcoming, A House of Our Own: Diaspora Politics among Koreans in the Russian Far East, Asia-Pacific Journal of Anthropology.


2013. The ‘multicultural family’ and the politics of selective inclusion in South Korea’, British Association of Korean Studies Paper Vol. 15: 5-19.


2013. ‘Migration regime among Koreans in Primorskii Krai, Russia’, Inner Asia Vol. 15: 77-99.


2009. ‘러시아 연해주 고려사람의 근면과 자립: 비닐하우스 농사를 중심으로’ [Hard-work and autonomy of Koreans in the Russian Far East: focusing on greenhouse cultivation]. 한국문화인류학 [Korean Cultural Anthropology] 42(1): 81-110