KSPS Advanced Seed Program at the Korea Chair of IN-EAST

Prof. Hannes B. Mosler was awarded a five-year grant from the Academy of Korean Studies (AKS) for the Advanced Seed program Strengthen Social Science-based Korean Studies Research and Education in Germany. This grant will support the Chair of Korean Politics and Society at IN-EAST to complement related research and teaching. The term of the grant is November 2023 through October 2028, provided by the Korean Studies Promotion Program (KSPS) of the Korean Studies Academy. See also: https://www.facebook.com/ude.koreachair

The Korea-related studies program at the Institute of East Asian Studies (IN-EAST) at the University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE) is fully anchored in the social sciences (political science, sociology, economics) and offers education at all degree levels (BA, MA, PhD). The aim of the supported project is to strengthen the capacities of Korea-related studies at IN-EAST and thus establish it as a beacon of social science-based Korean Studies research and education in Germany.

21.09.2026 - 10:26:25

Newspaper Column by Hannes Mosler

Parting Ways to Live Together. In: The Hankyoreh’s Opinion Section, August 21, 2026 (in Korean)

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27.08.2026 - 09:20:00

Hannes Mosler Speaks at Global Korea Forum 2026

Hannes Mosler discussed the “Paradigm Shift in Inter-Korean Relations: Reshaping the Model for a Peaceful Coexistence and Its Implementation”, …
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24.08.2026 - 15:53:00

Hannes Moslers Kommentare in BILD

„Wie Kim Jong-un. Wer sich jetzt noch die Bombe holen könnte“. Artikel von Erwin Hitzler und Michèle Borcherding mit Kommentaren von Hannes …
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24.08.2026 - 11:20:00

Hannes Mosler zur Beauty-Industrie in Südkorea

„»K-Beauty« – Schneckenschleim für eine Haut wie aus Glas". Artikel von Veronika Silberg mit Kommentaren von Hannes Mosler, Der Spiegel …
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21.08.2026 - 13:25:01

New Book Chapters by Hee Kyoung Chang and Hannes Mosler

In: Gray K., Fiori A.: South Korea in the Context of US-China Competition. Negotiating the Growing Tensions between Geopolitics and Geo-Economics. …
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