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  1. Is it possible to overcome nation-centric histories? Rewriting memories of colonization and war in history textbooks

    Article • Interventions, May 2018, Taylor & Francis

    research professor Ja-hyun Chun

  2. Can CAMPUS Asia program be a next ERASMUS? The possibilities and challenges of the CAMPUS Asia program

    Article • Asia Europe Journal, March 2016, Springer Science + Business Media

    research professor Ja-hyun Chun

  3. the role of Japan's civil society and relationship between Japan and Korea

    Article • International Journal Canada s Journal of Global Policy Analysis, January 2016, SAGE Publications

    research professor Ja-hyun Chun

  4. Have Korea and Japan Reconciled? A Focus on the Three Stages of Reconciliation

    Article • Japanese Journal of Political Science, August 2015, Cambridge University Press

    research professor Ja-hyun Chun

  5. Beyond “Dissatisfaction” and “Apology Fatigue”: Four Types of Japanese Official Apology

    Article • Pacific Focus, July 2015, Wiley

    research professor Ja-hyun Chun

  6. A New Interpretation of Korea-Japan Relations: ‘Rights Revolution’ of Sex Slaves and Forced Laborers in the Courtroom

    Article • The Korean Journal of International Studies, June 2014, Korean Association of International Studies

    research professor Ja-hyun Chun

  7. Effect of post-war collective memory on reconciliation between nations: The cases of France-Algeria, US.―Vietnam

    Article • Journal of international area studies, July 2013, Center for International Area Studies, HUFS

    research professor Ja-hyun Chun