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Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies Volume 6, 2009 - Issue 2
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Coming to Terms with “Unreasonable” Global Power: The 2002 South Korean Candlelight Vigils

Jiyeon Kang Correspondence[email protected]
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Pages 171-192 | Published online: 13 May 2009

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Gi-Wook Shin, Hilary Izatt & Rennie J. Moon. (2016) Asymmetry of power and attention in alliance politics: the US–Republic of Korea case. Australian Journal of International Affairs 70:3, pages 235-255.
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Wooyeol Shin. (2016) Conservative Journalists’ Myth Making in South Korea: Use of the Past in News Coverage of the 2008 Korean Candlelight Vigil. Asian Studies Review 40:1, pages 120-136.
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Joo-Young Jung, Kiyoko Toriumi & Shin Mizukoshi. (2013) Neighborhood storytelling networks, Internet connectedness, and civic participation after the Great East Japan Earthquake. Asian Journal of Communication 23:6, pages 637-657.
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Jiyeon Kang & Cara A. Finnegan. (2013) Gross Iconoclasm. Argumentation and Advocacy 49:3, pages 228-230.
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Jiyeon Kang. (2017) Internet activism transforming street politics: South Korea’s 2008 ‘Mad Cow’ protests and new democratic sensibilities. Media, Culture & Society 39:5, pages 750-761.
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