“Korean Influences in Japanese Culture” Lecture Series

“Korean Influences in Japanese Culture” Lecture Series

December 1, 2005

“Korean Influences in Japanese Culture” Lecture Series
Illegal Korea: A Century of International Law between Japan and Korea
Alexis Dudden (Associate Professor of History, Connecticut College)
403 Kent Hall, Columbia University (116th St. and Amsterdam Ave.)
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

Korea and Japan’s modern century is inherently intertwined. Looking at the years leading up to annexation in 1910 at one end of the century and current complications revolving around the disputed island (Dokdo/Takeshima) at the other, it becomes possible to see how Japan’s international efforts to declare Korean actions “illegal” form a crucial element of Japan’s international identity.
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