Faculty

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Rachael Joo

Middlebury College

Affiliations

Axinn Center for the Humanities

Anthropology

Middlebury College

Center for the Comparative Study of Race and Ethnicity

Studies Of Environmental

Studies Of Gender, Sexuality, And Feminist

NoneRachael Joo is currently serving as a Anthropology faculty at Middlebury College.

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Middlebury College

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east asian studies culture contemporary asia sport management popular culture global studies east asian languages cultural policy asian studies peace research performance art cultural change economics cultural divide tourism international economics globalization international political economy asian economics indonesian economic studies tourism geography global strategy social semiotics public performance modern literature cultural economy sustainable tourism asian english regional study intercultural study

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Peace as a Techno-Futurist Fantasy: Interpreting the Opening Ceremony of the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics. Journal of Contemporary East Asia Studies (2023)

social semioticscontemporary artdanceculturecultural studiescontemporary asiapopular cultureglobal studiesmedia studiespeace researchcultural changenationalismpublic performancevisual cultureeast asian studiesperformance artcultural policy

Imperial Run-Off: Korean Golf in the Clark Special Economic Zone in the Philippines. Inter-Asia Cultural Studies (2022)

regional studyinternational political economyasian economicsindonesian economic studiesglobal strategyasian studiescontemporary asiainternational economicstourismglobal studieshuman geographytourism geographysport managementeconomicseast asian languageseast asian studiesglobalization

REVIEW: Memory, Reconciliation, and Reunions in South Korea: Crossing the Divide, by Nan Kim. The Public Historian (2018)

southern african studiesasian englishcultureasian studiescultural studiescontemporary asiacultural changeglobal studiespublic historyconflictinternational relationsintercultural studypeace researchsocial changecultural anthropologyeast asian languageseast asian studies

On the Cultural Politics of Asian American Sports. Amerasia Journal (2015)

cultural divideculturecontemporary asiapopular culturesport managementeast asian studiescultural policy

National Greens: Natures of Koreanness in Golf. Duke University Press (2012)

sustainable tourismculturecultural diversitypopular culturesport managementperformance studiescultural economy

KyǒNgju Things: Assembling Place by Robert Oppenheim. American Ethnologist (2009)

modern literaturecultural historycontemporary artworld literaturehumanitiesart historyperformance art

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Rachael Joo

Middlebury College

Affiliations

Axinn Center for the Humanities

Anthropology

Middlebury College

Center for the Comparative Study of Race and Ethnicity

Studies Of Environmental

Studies Of Gender, Sexuality, And Feminist

NoneRachael Joo is currently serving as a Anthropology faculty at Middlebury College.

Honors

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Rachael Joo

Middlebury College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Peace as a Techno-Futurist Fantasy: Interpreting the Opening Ceremony of the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics. Journal of Contemporary East Asia Studies (2023)

Imperial Run-Off: Korean Golf in the Clark Special Economic Zone in the Philippines. Inter-Asia Cultural Studies (2022)

REVIEW: Memory, Reconciliation, and Reunions in South Korea: Crossing the Divide, by Nan Kim. The Public Historian (2018)

On the Cultural Politics of Asian American Sports. Amerasia Journal (2015)

cultural divideculturecontemporary asiapopular culturesport managementeast asian studiescultural policy

National Greens: Natures of Koreanness in Golf. Duke University Press (2012)

sustainable tourismculturecultural diversitypopular culturesport managementperformance studiescultural economy

KyǒNgju Things: Assembling Place by Robert Oppenheim. American Ethnologist (2009)

modern literaturecultural historycontemporary artworld literaturehumanitiesart historyperformance art

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