Sojin Lim is Associate Professor, Course Leader for both MA North Korean Studies and MA Asia Pacific Studies, and Co-Director of the International Institute of Korean Studies (IKSU) at the University of Central Lancashire.

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• 1. Introduction 2. BTS’ Soft Power and Public Diplomacy: Partnership with UNICEF 3. Stan Activism: Is K-Pop the New Punk? 4. Desiring Machines: Portrait of a K-Pop Fan 5. Entertainment and Equity in the Era of "Ontact" 6. The Use of Culture and Cultural Products in Inter-Korean Relations 7. Screening the Inter-Korean Conflict: The Politics of Crash Landing on You

Sojin Lim is Associate Professor, Course Leader for both MA North Korean Studies and MA Asia Pacific Studies, and Co-Director of the International Institute of Korean Studies (IKSU) at the University of Central Lancashire.

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• 1. Introduction 2. BTS’ Soft Power and Public Diplomacy: Partnership with UNICEF 3. Stan Activism: Is K-Pop the New Punk? 4. Desiring Machines: Portrait of a K-Pop Fan 5. Entertainment and Equity in the Era of "Ontact" 6. The Use of Culture and Cultural Products in Inter-Korean Relations 7. Screening the Inter-Korean Conflict: The Politics of Crash Landing on You

Sojin Lim is Associate Professor, Course Leader for both MA North Korean Studies and MA Asia Pacific Studies, and Co-Director of the International Institute of Korean Studies (IKSU) at the University of Central Lancashire.

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• 1. Introduction 2. BTS’ Soft Power and Public Diplomacy: Partnership with UNICEF 3. Stan Activism: Is K-Pop the New Punk? 4. Desiring Machines: Portrait of a K-Pop Fan 5. Entertainment and Equity in the Era of "Ontact" 6. The Use of Culture and Cultural Products in Inter-Korean Relations 7. Screening the Inter-Korean Conflict: The Politics of Crash Landing on You