Mikyoung Kim is an independent scholar. Her previous books include the Routledge Handbook of Memory and Reconciliation in East Asia (2015) and Northeast Asia’s Difficult Past (2010), co-edited with Barry Schwartz.

• 1. Introduction: Korean Memories and Psycho-historical Fragmentation: Fast Forward, Retrospective.-2. From War to War: Ch’anggyŏng Garden and Post-Colonial Militarism in Early (South) Korea.-3. Women’s Redress Movement for Japanese Military Sexual Slavery: Decolonizing History, Reconstituting Subjects.-4. Legacies of the Korean War: Transforming Ancestral Rituals in South Korea.-5. Experience of the Korean War and the Means of Subsistence of War Widows.-6. Memories of the Korean War among Rural Communities: The Village Called the “Moscow of Icheon”.-7. Forgetting Korean Agency in the Transnational Cold War.-8. Korea’s Vietnam War and the Fall of Saigon: Reconstructing the War Memories of Detained Diplomats.-9. 'Politics of Desire': Ruling Discourse and Mass Mobilization of the Park Chung Hee Regime.-10. Subjectivity of Civil Militia in May 18 Gwangju Uprising.-11. Memories of Labor, Identities of the Time: Workers and Intellectuals in Korea’s Labor Movement of the 1980s.-12. Truth, History Revision, and South Korea’s Mnemonic Representation of the Past.

Mikyoung Kim is an independent scholar. Her previous books include the Routledge Handbook of Memory and Reconciliation in East Asia (2015) and Northeast Asia’s Difficult Past (2010), co-edited with Barry Schwartz.

• 1. Introduction: Korean Memories and Psycho-historical Fragmentation: Fast Forward, Retrospective.-2. From War to War: Ch’anggyŏng Garden and Post-Colonial Militarism in Early (South) Korea.-3. Women’s Redress Movement for Japanese Military Sexual Slavery: Decolonizing History, Reconstituting Subjects.-4. Legacies of the Korean War: Transforming Ancestral Rituals in South Korea.-5. Experience of the Korean War and the Means of Subsistence of War Widows.-6. Memories of the Korean War among Rural Communities: The Village Called the “Moscow of Icheon”.-7. Forgetting Korean Agency in the Transnational Cold War.-8. Korea’s Vietnam War and the Fall of Saigon: Reconstructing the War Memories of Detained Diplomats.-9. 'Politics of Desire': Ruling Discourse and Mass Mobilization of the Park Chung Hee Regime.-10. Subjectivity of Civil Militia in May 18 Gwangju Uprising.-11. Memories of Labor, Identities of the Time: Workers and Intellectuals in Korea’s Labor Movement of the 1980s.-12. Truth, History Revision, and South Korea’s Mnemonic Representation of the Past.

Mikyoung Kim is an independent scholar. Her previous books include the Routledge Handbook of Memory and Reconciliation in East Asia (2015) and Northeast Asia’s Difficult Past (2010), co-edited with Barry Schwartz.

• 1. Introduction: Korean Memories and Psycho-historical Fragmentation: Fast Forward, Retrospective.-2. From War to War: Ch’anggyŏng Garden and Post-Colonial Militarism in Early (South) Korea.-3. Women’s Redress Movement for Japanese Military Sexual Slavery: Decolonizing History, Reconstituting Subjects.-4. Legacies of the Korean War: Transforming Ancestral Rituals in South Korea.-5. Experience of the Korean War and the Means of Subsistence of War Widows.-6. Memories of the Korean War among Rural Communities: The Village Called the “Moscow of Icheon”.-7. Forgetting Korean Agency in the Transnational Cold War.-8. Korea’s Vietnam War and the Fall of Saigon: Reconstructing the War Memories of Detained Diplomats.-9. 'Politics of Desire': Ruling Discourse and Mass Mobilization of the Park Chung Hee Regime.-10. Subjectivity of Civil Militia in May 18 Gwangju Uprising.-11. Memories of Labor, Identities of the Time: Workers and Intellectuals in Korea’s Labor Movement of the 1980s.-12. Truth, History Revision, and South Korea’s Mnemonic Representation of the Past.