Beyond Domestic Borders: Transnational Mobility in the Making of Modern Korea, 1920-1945

该项目通过研究二十世纪早期至中期东亚内外的跨境运动和男女网络，为性别和殖民历史提供了一个新的视角。它的重点是韩国，韩国有被非西方殖民大国日本殖民的独特经历。通过对档案和视觉材料的分析，它探讨了在日本统治期间，韩国与欧洲、北美和其他亚洲国家的互动如何改变了性别规范和身体习惯。该项目将加深我们对人员和思想跨国流动的影响的理解，使澳大利亚成为该地区最重要的合作伙伴之一。

The project offers a new perspective on gender and colonial history by examining crossborder movements and networks of women and men in and beyond East Asia in the early to mid-twentieth century. It focuses on Korea, which had the distinctive experience of being colonised by Japan, a non-Western colonial power. Through analysis of archival and visual materials, it explores the ways in which Korea’s interactions with Europe, North America, and other Asian countries transformed gender norms and bodily practices during Japanese rule. The project will deepen our understanding of the impact of transnational flow of people and ideas in the making of one of Australia’s most important partners in the region.