Call for proposals for the 10th Congress of the World Association for Hallyu Studies: “Here, There and Everywhere: Haley Made for and in the World”, to be held in Paris on 26 and 27 October 2023 and co-organised by GRIP.
See the details of the call below!
Call for proposals for the 10th Congress of the World Association for Hallyu Studies: “Here, There and Everywhere: Haley Made for and in the World”, to be held in Paris on 26 and 27 October 2023 and co-organised by GRIP.
Timeline
Deadline: 30st April 2023 for sending short proposals (max 500 words)
Acceptance notifications: 1st June 2023
Proposals soumission
Vincenzo Cicchelli :vincenzo.cicchelli@ceped.org
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