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Before the U.S.-South Korea Alliance, a Scholar’s Defiance of Empire

Why a 19th-Century Korean Scholar Still Matters: Choe Ik-hyeon, Anti-Colial Resistance and the Politics of National Memory

An 18th-Century Korean King Still Speaks to Modern America: What Yeongjo’s Reforms Reveal About Power, Polarization and the State

Why a 16th-century Korean philosopher still matters in America’s age of K-culture

A Korean Scholar-Statesman’s Warning Across the Centuries: Why Yi I Still Matters in South Korea

Jeong Yak-yong Turned Scholarship Into a Blueprint for Better Government in Korea