Scholarly long-form inquiries, historical biographies, and primary document analyses exploring the Andong Kim clan within the trajectory of Korea.
How post-liberation transitional justice was derailed by early Cold War realpolitik, the Syngman Rhee administration, and the violent police raid of June 6, 1949.
The legal, constitutional, and ethical mechanics of the Special Act on Asset Confiscation for Pro-Japanese Collaborators—tracing the boundaries of property rights, retroactivity, and transitional justice.
The literary genius, royal confidant, and scholar-statesman who balanced King Jeongjo's reforms with the rise of 19th-century royal in-law politics.