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Association between workplace cooperation and depressive symptoms differs according to employment type: the 7th Korean Working Conditions Survey. [PDF]

Ann Occup Environ Med
Kim JW, Kim Y, Yang JH.
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In the Shadow of the Korean Wave: The Political Factors of the Korean Wave in China

2021
The Korean Wave, or Hallyu, is a term that collectively refers to the international popularity of Korean pop culture. From the mid-1990s, as Korean dramas became popular in mainland China, the Korean Wave spread, and Korean songs and various Korean foods became popular, which contributed to the spread of the Korean Wave worldwide.
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Riding the Korean Wave in Iran:

2023
Gi Yeon Koo homes in on the Korean Wave fandom through cyberfeminism among women in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Through data collected in Tehran, Koo shows how young Iranian women lead the Korean Wave fandom in Iran and consequently form a community with women around the world.
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Surfing the Korean wave

Qualitative Market Research: An International Journal, 2013
PurposeThe purpose of this study is to present a theoretical framework to demythologize Asian consumers' cultural and ideological narratives in relation to the newly emerging popular culture developed in Korea, widely known as “Korean wave.” In addition, methodological considerations for the understudied consumption phenomenon are also discussed.Design/
Soonkwan Hong, Chang‐Ho Kim
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The Korean Wave and Korean Dramas

2018
Abstract For the past two decades, the Korean Wave has been recognized in many parts of the world, and has articulated dynamic junctures of globalization, regionalization, and localization in the realms of media and popular culture. Due to online media platforms such as streaming services, television content has been diversifying and ...
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