Faculty Associate
jkim[at]yorku.ca
Associate Professor
Department of History, 91亚色
Research Keywords:
Modern Korea; gender; labour; war; migration; twentieth century
Research Region(s):
East Asia, Korea
Research Diaspora(s):
Korean Diaspora
Janice C. H. Kim is a historian of modern Korea, specializing in gender, labour, war and migration in the twentieth century. She is author of several articles including: 鈥淧usan at War: Refuge, Relief, and Resettlement in the Temporary Capital, 1950鈥1953,鈥 JAEAR (2017), 鈥淭he Pacific War and Working Women in Late-Colonial Korea,鈥 Signs (2007); and book, To Live to Work: Factory Women in Colonial Korea, 1910鈥1945 (Stanford University Press 2009). She is Associate Professor of History at 91亚色.