약력
러시아 현대사 전공자로서, 모스크바국립대학교에서 박사학위를 취득한 이후 러시아·중앙아시아의 역사와 문화를 연구하고 있다. 소련의 민권운동과 고려인·유대인·크림 타타르인들의 이주사, 그리고 모스크바, 칼리닌그라드, 타슈켄트, 카라간다 지역의 박물관들을 통한 기억의 문제 등을 연구해왔다. 아울러 러시아 유대인·중앙아시아 이슬람과 같은 종교 관련 주제들, 중앙아시아 고려인들의 생활문화, 중앙아시아 국가들의 국경선 획정 과정 탐구 등을 통해 중앙아시아 지역연구를 심화시키고 있다. 최근에는 소련 시기 여성, 장애인 등 소수자 문제와 스탈린 시기 중앙아시아에 건립되었던 수용소를 통한 인권 문제 등으로 관심사를 확장하고 있다.
Kayoung Ko is a HK Research Professor at the Seoul National University Asia Center. She got B.A. at Ewha Womans University and M.A. at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies. She earned Ph.D in History from Moscow State University in Russia. Her dissertation was on the Human Rights Movement in the Soviet Union. After the dissertation Her research area has been expanded to the history of Russian Jews, border region studies and Muslim in the Central Asia. Her research interest also includes migration history of Koryoin, ethnic Koreans reside in the Central Asia . Her writings are as follows: “‘The Prague Spring’ in 1968 and the Resistance Movement in the Soviet Union,” “‘Red Jerusalem’: Birobidzhan, The Frustrated Jewish Republic in Soviet Union,” “Andrei Sakharov's ‘Zapadnichestvo(Westernism)’ and Idea of Peace,” “The influence of the national and international conflict at the Ukrainian contact zone on the Korean individual life” etc.
Kayoung Ko is a HK Research Professor at the Seoul National University Asia Center. She got B.A. at Ewha Womans University and M.A. at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies. She earned Ph.D in History from Moscow State University in Russia. Her dissertation was on the Human Rights Movement in the Soviet Union. After the dissertation Her research area has been expanded to the history of Russian Jews, border region studies and Muslim in the Central Asia. Her research interest also includes migration history of Koryoin, ethnic Koreans reside in the Central Asia . Her writings are as follows: “‘The Prague Spring’ in 1968 and the Resistance Movement in the Soviet Union,” “‘Red Jerusalem’: Birobidzhan, The Frustrated Jewish Republic in Soviet Union,” “Andrei Sakharov's ‘Zapadnichestvo(Westernism)’ and Idea of Peace,” “The influence of the national and international conflict at the Ukrainian contact zone on the Korean individual life” etc.
