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DESCRIPTION:Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs&nbsp\;East Asia Program an
 d Korean Peninsula Affairs Center presentsChallenges to Citizenship in Eas
 t Asia&nbsp\;This webinar invites three\nleading scholars to discuss impor
 tant topics in contemporary East Asia\, ranging\nfrom challenges to citize
 nship in South Korea and Japan to\ncitizenship in China.&nbsp\;Professor S
 eung-kyung Kim&nbsp\;(Indiana\nUniversity) highlights the intersection of 
 citizenship and compulsory military\nservice in contemporary South Korea. 
 In her talk\, she will discuss how the\nneoliberal ethos of the modern nat
 ion-state instilled in South Korean\nmillennials as they grew up in the 21
 st&nbsp\;century guides their decisions and\nstrategies regarding compulso
 ry military service. Next\,&nbsp\;Professor Diana\nFu&nbsp\;(University of
  Toronto) will describe forms of “authoritarian\ncitizenship” in China whe
 re ordinary citizens engage in a range of citizenship\nperformances\, from
  begging officials to intervene to protesting for rights. She\nwill discus
 s what it means to be a “good” and “bad citizen” in the world’s most\npowe
 rful authoritarian state.&nbsp\;Professor Celeste Arrington (GWU) will\nhi
 ghlight her research on Japan’s disability rights movements as people with
 \ndisabilities increasingly assert their rights as citizens.&nbsp\;Profess
 or\nMargarita Estevez-Abe&nbsp\;(The Maxwell School\, Syracuse University)
  will serve\nas discussant for all the short presentations\, while Profess
 ors George\nKallander and Frederick&nbsp\;Carriere will moderate the onlin
 e format.Panelists:\nSeung-kyung Kim\,&nbsp\;Indiana University Bloomingto
 n\nDiana Fu\,&nbsp\;University of Toronto\nCeleste Arrington\,&nbsp\;Georg
 e Washington University\n&nbsp\;\nDiscussant:&nbsp\;\nMargarita Estevez-Ab
 e\, Syracuse University\n&nbsp\;\nModerators:\nFrederick Carriere\,&nbsp\;
 Syracuse University\nGeorge Kallander\,&nbsp\;Syracuse UniversityClick her
 e to registerFor more information\, please contact Havva Karakas-Keles\, h
 karakas@syr.edu or to request additional accessibility arrangements\, plea
 se contact Morgan Bicknell\, mebickne@syr.edu.&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Challenges to Citizenship in East Asia
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs&nbsp\;
 </p><p>East Asia Program and Korean Peninsula Affairs Center presents</p><
 p><br></p><p><strong>Challenges to Citizenship in East Asia&nbsp\;</strong
 ></p><p>This webinar invites three\nleading scholars to discuss important 
 topics in contemporary East Asia\, ranging\nfrom challenges to citizenship
  in South Korea and Japan to\ncitizenship in China.&nbsp\;Professor Seung-
 kyung Kim&nbsp\;(Indiana\nUniversity) highlights the intersection of citiz
 enship and compulsory military\nservice in contemporary South Korea. In he
 r talk\, she will discuss how the\nneoliberal ethos of the modern nation-s
 tate instilled in South Korean\nmillennials as they grew up in the 21st&nb
 sp\;century guides their decisions and\nstrategies regarding compulsory mi
 litary service. Next\,&nbsp\;Professor Diana\nFu&nbsp\;(University of Toro
 nto) will describe forms of “authoritarian\ncitizenship” in China where or
 dinary citizens engage in a range of citizenship\nperformances\, from begg
 ing officials to intervene to protesting for rights. She\nwill discuss wha
 t it means to be a “good” and “bad citizen” in the world’s most\npowerful 
 authoritarian state.&nbsp\;Professor Celeste Arrington (GWU) will\nhighlig
 ht her research on Japan’s disability rights movements as people with\ndis
 abilities increasingly assert their rights as citizens.&nbsp\;Professor\nM
 argarita Estevez-Abe&nbsp\;(The Maxwell School\, Syracuse University) will
  serve\nas discussant for all the short presentations\, while Professors G
 eorge\nKallander and Frederick&nbsp\;Carriere will moderate the online for
 mat.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Panelists:</b><br>\nSeung-kyung Kim\,&nbsp\;India
 na University Bloomington<br>\nDiana Fu\,&nbsp\;University of Toronto<br>\
 nCeleste Arrington\,&nbsp\;George Washington University<br>\n&nbsp\;<br>\n
 <b>Discussant:&nbsp\;</b><br>\nMargarita Estevez-Abe\, Syracuse University
 <br>\n&nbsp\;<br>\n<b>Moderators:</b><br>\nFrederick Carriere\,&nbsp\;Syra
 cuse University<br>\nGeorge Kallander\,&nbsp\;Syracuse University</p><p><b
 r></p><p><a href="https://syracuseuniversity.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_E
 9ilt_OpT0K_eKbKGVUJZw" title="Click here to register">Click here to regist
 er</a></p><p><br></p><p>For more information\, please contact Havva Karaka
 s-Keles\, hkarakas@syr.edu or to request additional accessibility arrangem
 ents\, please contact Morgan Bicknell\, mebickne@syr.edu.&nbsp\;</p>
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