Assistant Professor @SeoulNatlUni, PhD in Regional and Urban Planning (2018) from @LSEGeography working on urbanisation processes in East Asia
Seoul, Republic of Korea
Joined November 2014
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I am happy to share my new article 'The University and East Asian Cities: The Variegated Origins of Urban Universities in Colonial Seoul and Singapore', published in @UrbanHistoryA (open access)
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SEAC Events are back. Join us to to learn more about cutting-edge research, for timely discussions and critique. Learn more about our upcoming events in January, February and March: lse.ac.uk/SEAC/events
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Hot off the press! Glad to have received these in time for the @EarcagTaipei conference in Taipei this weekend where @rkeil will be promoting it in his keynote. #pandemicurbanism @politybooks @SHarrisAli
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Birkbeck Geography is under threat - half of the department might be "deleted" according to the college's proposed restructured plan. Help us #SaveBirkbeck and #SaveBBKGeography by following us and spreading our message!
We are the Save Birkbeck Geography Collective & we stand against threats by @BirkbeckUoL's Senior Management Team to cut up to 140 jobs across the college, including half of @bbkgeography. These cuts will devastate the department & the college.
#SaveBirkbeck #SaveBBKGeograhy
I highly recommend recent graduating PhDs who worked on Asia-related topics to consider submitting their thesis to the ICAS Book Prize 2023 (IBP) by @AsianStudies. The submission process is very simple. More info here: icas.asia/ibp-2023-english-l…
A couple of days left to submit your abstract for the 10th #EARCAG session 'Exporting Asian Urbanism' organised by myself and @urbancommune. Look forward to meeting fellow researchers in Taipei this December! More information is here: sites.google.com/view/earcag…
It was great to be involved in this session yesterday, albeit online. I learned a lot from other presenters. I will look forward to further collaboration! Thanks to the session organisers Marc, @timrottleb, and Michael.
We are excited to attend the #RGSIBG22 in Newcastle! Don't forget to attend our session on higher ed and the global knowledge based economy organised by Marc Schulze, @timrottleb and Michael Hoyler from @GaWC. Tomorrow at 9, online or in person: virtual.oxfordabstracts.com/…
a great achievement from my colleague @LuGraduate! Look forward to reading it!
Excited to receive this in the post today! My first monograph 'Political Ecologies of Landscape'! Thanks to @BrisUniPress for publishing and the support along the way. Officially released May 6 here: bristoluniversitypress.co.uk…
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Will you be teaching the #COVID19 pandemic in your courses in 2022/23? We want to ensure you have the most up-to-date research possible. Why not try our #openaccess edited volume '#COVID19 in Southeast Asia'? Students can download it completely free.
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While Cambodia’s #COVID19 response was seen as a success, @K_Brickell, @Theavy_Chhom, @SabinaLawreniuk & @Votey09 argue in '#COVID19 in Southeast Asia' that reliance on the faltering global market left thousands of jobs at risk in its garment industry.
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Presenting on this panel TONIGHT on ‘Rethinking Sociological Theory in Asia’ with @dy_oh June Wang and Wing Shing Tang. Please join us! 7pm HKT @hkbaptistu
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We are pleased to announce the 'Professor Sylvia Chant Scholarship' for our MSc Urbanisation and Development programme.
This is funded by Étienne Cadestin, MSc alumnus, and in conjunction with Longevity Ltd.
Learn more below 👇
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'#COVID19 in Southeast Asia' brings together reflections on the pandemic with research rooted in a region that has much to offer global scholarship in decentring knowledge production in a world where Western scholarship has dominated.
Download ➡️ doi.org/10.31389/lsepress.co…
Today at 1 PM (GMT)!
Register now to attend the @LSEMiddleEast webinar
Future-Proofing Kuwait: Urban Policymaking in the 21st Century
Join speakers Nuno F da Cruz @NFdaCruz of @LSECities Dhari S. Alrasheed, Do Young Oh @dy_oh and Hyun Bang Shin @urbancommune
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Virtual Conference: Counter-mapping the City. 🗺️ Read more & sign-up to this @USForg sponsored conference: countermappingph.xyz/cmur/co…
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Can design positively impact the perception of densification? @navarretepj et al run a randomised control trial with 939 Outer #London residents to research residents' attitudes ow.ly/uOE250FXKWL #HousingCrisis #suburbs
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🚨Happening in 4hrs, you still have chance to register for the Covid-19 in Southeast Asia book launch webinar! #LSEPostCOVID
🗣️Rachel Gong, @SabinaLawreniuk, Murray Mckenzie, @dy_oh , Abbey Pangilinan & @urbancommune.
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Please join us on 23 Feb for our book launch event!
We are looking forward to the launch of our new #openaccess edited volume '#COVID19 in Southeast Asia' on 23 February!
We'll hear from @rachelgong, @SabinaLawreniuk, Murray Mckenzie, @dy_oh, @AbbeyPangilinan & @urbancommune. #LSEPostCOVID
Register ⬇️ lse.ac.uk/Events/2022/02/202…
Glad to see that this open-access edited volume is finally out. Really appreciate all people involved in this project. It was a great journey.
It's a big week for open access releases at @LSEPress! Covid-19 in Southeast Asia — edited by @urbancommune, Murray Mckenzie, and @dy_oh — is out today.
ℹ️: press.lse.ac.uk/site/catalog…
Happy lunar new year, everyone! It's a bit late to tell you that I have joined Lingnan University @LuGraduate since last August as a research assistant professor. I am learning a lot here in Hong Kong!
A famous Korean footballer who played a big role in the 2002 World Cup passed away today. The news reminds me of the crazy days of the summer of 2002 in Seoul. In the 20 years since then, I've never seen more intense collective emotions than that.
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