[2nd Year-week 1] Citizenship and Nationhood?

[2nd Year-week 1] What is citizenship?

[2nd Year-week 1] Citizen, the people, civil, and the public

[2nd Year-week 1] Idea of nationality in East Asia and Korea

[2nd Year-week 1] Three kinds of perspectives of Nation

[2nd Year-week 1] What does Nation mean?

[2nd Year-week 2] What is the basis of acquiring nationality as Korean citizen from the birth?

[2nd Year-week 2] From a Korean subject of Korean Empire to a citizen of Korea

[2nd Year-week 2] Definition of citizen by the US military government

[2nd Year-week 2] Taking a look at Korean nationality through North Korean nationality

[2nd Year-week 2] What about the deads and those who acquired foreign nationality before liberation?

[2nd Year-week 2] How did Koreans become Korean citizens?

[2nd Year-week 3] Koreans all over the world, where and how many?

[2nd Year-week 3] Terms for overseas Korean

[2nd Year-week 3] Between citizen and compatriot

[2nd Year-week 3] Overseas Korean policy and legislation of overseas Korean status

[2nd Year-week 3] Current state of overseas Korean

[2nd Year-week 3] Beyond the citizen to compatriot, from the state to nation

[2nd Year-week 4] Legal basis forming citizen and ways to become citizen

[2nd Year-week 4] Becoming a citizen from the birth

[2nd Year-week 4] Acquired nationality

[2nd Year-week 4] Current status of naturalization and reinstatement of nationality

[2nd Year-week 4] Discussion for open nationality system

[2nd Year-week 4] Who becomes Korean citizen?

[2nd Year-week 5] Human rights and constitutional rights

[2nd Year-week 5] Constitutional right and duty of citizen

[2nd Year-week 5] Constitutional status of foreigner

[2nd Year-week 5] Status of foreigners residing in Korea

[2nd Year-week 5] Civil rights enjoyed by foreigners(CIVIL RIGHTS, CIVIL LIBERTIES)

[2nd Year-week 5] Rights to realize rights: right to claim

[2nd Year-week 6] Foreigner in labor market and their rights

[2nd Year-week 6] Protection of refugees and their rights

[2nd Year-week 6] Is suffrage only for citizens?

[2nd Year-week 6] Social rights of foreigner

[2nd Year-week 6] Support for multicultural family

[2nd Year-week 6] The prospect of citizenship

[2nd Year-week 7] Dual nationality and multiple nationality: concept and route

[2nd Year-week 7] How people view multiple nationality, and problems caused by multiple nationality

[2nd Year-week 7] How the world treated and is treating multiple nationality

[2nd Year-week 7] Multiple nationality and international relations: some issues

[2nd Year-week 7] How Korea is treating multiple nationality

[2nd Year-week 7] Becoming a citizen of multiple countries

[2nd Year-week 8] Circumstances for losing nationality

[2nd Year-week 8] Regulations on the loss of nationality

[2nd Year-week 8] What stateless is, and why it’s an issue

[2nd Year-week 8] Current status and occurrence background of stateless

[2nd Year-week 8] Treatments of stateless people and efforts to prevent stateless

[2nd Year-week 8] Losing nationality and not having nationality

[2nd Year-week 9] What transborder citizens and transnational nation is

[2nd Year-week 9] Transborder politics participation and political transnationality

[2nd Year-week 9] Transnational nation of Korea

[2nd Year-week 9] Current status of transnational nation creation

[2nd Year-week 9] Rules of Engagement

[2nd Year-week 9] Transborder citizens and transnational nation

[2nd Year-week 10] Citizenship and nation: reviewing the concepts

[2nd Year-week 10] Citizenship and nation: reviewing the current status of Korea

[2nd Year-week 10] Transformation of citizenship: arrival of post-national citizenship

[2nd Year-week 10] Nationalism and modern aspects of membership politics

[2nd Year-week 10] Challenges Korea is facing

[2nd Year-week 10] Wrapping up the Course Name