Shin Hyunjoon
Biographic Data
| ID | 4973702 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shin Hyunjoon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shin |
| FAMILY NAME | Hyunjoon |
| SIGNATURE | HYUNJOON S |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 79 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Have you ever seen the Rain ? And who’ll stop the Rain: The globalizing project of Korean pop (K‐pop)
This paper explores the globalizing project of Korean pop, focusing on the case of pop star Rain, who attempted to make inroads into the US market around the mid‐ to late 2000s. As the background of the project, the ‘system’ (or ‘cultures of production’) of the Korean music industry will be examined, including why and how it transforms itself into multi‐purpose star management and how it has been making de‐nationalized transnational stars. Then, …
Translation of ‘America’ during the early Cold War period: A comparative study on the history of popular music in South Korea and Taiwan
The evaluation of the cold war influences played by the US on the rest of the world should not only be accounted economically and politically, but also culturally. In this paper we see the US influences on South Korea and Taiwan from the value‐laden concept of Americanization and through which we examine comparatively specific practices of domestic popular music development in these two countries. Setting this paper as a historical comparative st…
Asianizing K‐pop: Production, consumption and identification patterns among Thai youth
Asian Pop' cultural products, which include a wide range of media artifacts such as film, music, television drama, comic books, magazines, websites and fashion, have emerged as a popular choice for youth in Asia in recent times. These cultural artifacts feature prominently in the lives of urban youth in major metropolitan centers throughout Asia. This paper examines how Thai youths have become consumers of Korean pop (K‐pop), following the trend …
Asianizing K‐pop: Production, consumption and identification patterns among Thai youth
Asian Pop' cultural products, which include a wide range of media artifacts such as film, music, television drama, comic books, magazines, websites and fashion, have emerged as a popular choice for youth in Asia in recent times. These cultural artifacts feature prominently in the lives of urban youth in major metropolitan centers throughout Asia. This paper examines how Thai youths have become consumers of Korean pop (K‐pop), following the trend …
Have you ever seen the Rain ? And who’ll stop the Rain: The globalizing project of Korean pop (K‐pop)
This paper explores the globalizing project of Korean pop, focusing on the case of pop star Rain, who attempted to make inroads into the US market around the mid‐ to late 2000s. As the background of the project, the ‘system’ (or ‘cultures of production’) of the Korean music industry will be examined, including why and how it transforms itself into multi‐purpose star management and how it has been making de‐nationalized transnational stars. Then, …
Translation of ‘America’ during the early Cold War period: A comparative study on the history of popular music in South Korea and Taiwan
The evaluation of the cold war influences played by the US on the rest of the world should not only be accounted economically and politically, but also culturally. In this paper we see the US influences on South Korea and Taiwan from the value‐laden concept of Americanization and through which we examine comparatively specific practices of domestic popular music development in these two countries. Setting this paper as a historical comparative st…
Asianizing K‐pop: Production, consumption and identification patterns among Thai youth
Asian Pop' cultural products, which include a wide range of media artifacts such as film, music, television drama, comic books, magazines, websites and fashion, have emerged as a popular choice for youth in Asia in recent times. These cultural artifacts feature prominently in the lives of urban youth in major metropolitan centers throughout Asia. This paper examines how Thai youths have become consumers of Korean pop (K‐pop), following the trend …
Have you ever seen the Rain ? And who’ll stop the Rain: The globalizing project of Korean pop (K‐pop)
This paper explores the globalizing project of Korean pop, focusing on the case of pop star Rain, who attempted to make inroads into the US market around the mid‐ to late 2000s. As the background of the project, the ‘system’ (or ‘cultures of production’) of the Korean music industry will be examined, including why and how it transforms itself into multi‐purpose star management and how it has been making de‐nationalized transnational stars. Then, …
Translation of ‘America’ during the early Cold War period: A comparative study on the history of popular music in South Korea and Taiwan
The evaluation of the cold war influences played by the US on the rest of the world should not only be accounted economically and politically, but also culturally. In this paper we see the US influences on South Korea and Taiwan from the value‐laden concept of Americanization and through which we examine comparatively specific practices of domestic popular music development in these two countries. Setting this paper as a historical comparative st…
Asian Culture and Media Studies (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Hong Kong and Taiwan Politics (2 works) · Japanese History and Culture (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Ancient history (1 works) · Astronomy (1 works) · Biology (1 works)