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Ramen vs. Ramyeon: The Story of a Linguistic Beef 

Posted on July 23, 2024 by Kate Bingham

In U.S. grocery stores, the “Asian Cuisine” aisle is typically dominated by one item: ramen. With its bright packaging, cheap prices, easy preparation, and salt...

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The South Korean Jeonse Housing System: Revolutionary, Antiquated, or Simply Broken?

Posted on May 4, 2024 by Lauren Cho

This article was researched in collaboration with PolyMatter, an international affairs Youtube channel with over 1.89M subscribers. You can learn more about the...

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From August 15th to the Quad: The Contemporary Strategic Relationship of India and South Korea

Posted on October 11, 2022 by Pratham Maheshwari

August 15th symbolizes a special commonality shared between India and South Korea as they achieved their independence in 1947 and 1945 respectively. However, be...

Essays/Spring Issue

Culinary Relations: Gastrodiplomacy in Thailand, South Korea, and Taiwan

Posted on March 27, 2019 by Anna Lipscomb

Written by Anna Lipscomb Abstract: Cuisine is an integral part of a nation’s culture and identity, as it captures the essence of its history, traditions, and va...

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