Publikationen von Jin-Heon Jung

Jung, J.-H.: Migration and religion in East Asia North Korean migrants' evangelical encounters. Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke (2015)

Oh, K.-S.; Shin, E.-J.; Wi, E.-J.; Jung, J.-H.; Lee, B.-H.; Lee, K.-S.: Iju inkwŏn kaidŭrain kuch‘uk ŭl wihan silt‘ae chosa = The study on actual conditions of immigrants for Human Rights Guideline. National Human Rights Commission of Korea, Seoul (2011)

Oh, K.-S.; Shin, E.-J.; Wi, E.-J.; Jung, J.-H.; Lee, B.-H.; Lee, K.-S.: Iju inkwŏn kaidŭrain Jesian = Human Rights guideline for immigrants. National Human Rights Commission of Korea, Seoul (2011)

Horstmann, A.; Jung, J.-H. (Hg.): Building Noah's ark for migrants, refugees, and religious communities. Palgrave Macmillan, New York (2015)

Jung, J.-H.: “Muŏsi hakkyo hyŏksinŭl chisokkanŭnghake hanŭnka?: Tokil, Mikuk, Hankuk hyŏksin hakkyoŭi him” = What make school reforming sustainable?: German, American, and Korean reformed schools’ power. Mame tŭrim, Seoul (2015)

Jung, J.-H.; van der Veer, P. (Hg.): Urban aspirations in Seoul (Sonderheft). Journal of Korean Religions 7, (2) (2016)

Jung, J.-H.; Lee, E.-J.: Division and unification: seen through the eyes of Korean migrants in Berlin. Historical Social Research 44 (4), S. 308 - 324 (2019)

Jung, J.-H.: The religious-political aspirations of North Korean migrants and protestant churches in Seoul. Journal of Korean Religions 7 (2), S. 123 - 148 (2016)

Jung, J.-H.: Yurŏpesŏui hankukhak tonghyangkwa jŏnmang = A trend and prospect of Korean studies in Europe. Hankukmunhwayŏngku 31 (0), S. 271 - 287 (2016)

Jung, J.-H.: [책과 삶] 평화는 폭력을 줄여가는 과정 = Peace is a process of reducing violence. Kyunghayng Daily (2016)

Jung, J.-H.; van der Veer, P.: Urban aspirations in Seoul: Guest editors’ introduction. Journal of Korean Religions 7 (2), S. 5 - 9 (2016)

Jung, J.-H.: Some tears of religious aspiration: Dynamics of Korean suffering in post-war Seoul, South Korea. World History Connected 12 (2) (2015)

Jung, J.-H.: Underground railroads of Christian conversion: North Korean migrants and evangelical missionary networks in Northeast Asia / 皈依基督教的地下通道: 北朝鲜移民与东北亚的 新教传教士. Cultural Diversity in China 1 (2), S. 179 - 203 (2015)

Jung, J.-H.; Kim, H.-c.: Hankuk-Tokil hakkyo kyosa insike kich’ohan sot’ong chungsim mirae kyoyuk t’amsaek” = A search for a communication-oriented future education based on a survey of Korean and German school teachers. Kyoyuk ch’ŏlhak 56, S. 1 - 33 (2015)

Jung, J.-H.: North Korean refugees and the politics of evangelical mission in the Sino-Korean border area. Journal of Korean Religions 4 (2), S. 147 - 173 (2013)

Jung, J.-H.: Bukhan ijumin chonggyogikwan kyoyukprograemŭi minjokjijŏk koch’al = Ethnographic study on a mega-church training program for North Korean migrants in South Korea. Korean Journal of Religious Education 42, S. 143 - 161 (2013)

Jung, J.-H.: Narrativization of religious conversion: “Christian Passage” of North Korean refugees in South Korea. Hankukŏnŏmunhwa 50, S. 269 - 288 (2013)

Jung, J.-H.: Underground railroads of Christian conversion: North Korean migrants and evangelical missionary networks in Northeast Asia. Encounters 4, S. 163 - 188 (2011)

Jung, J.-H.: „Urbane Verheißungen“ in Seoul: Religion und Metropolen im Vergleich. (2014)

Jung, J.-H.: [Review of:] Reading North Korea: An ethnological inquiry by Sonia Ryang. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2012. Anthropological Quarterly 87 (2), S. 589 - 594 (2014)

Jung, J.-H.: [Review of:] Witness to transformation: refugee insights into North Korea by Stephen Haggard and Marcus Noland. Washington, DC: Peterson Institute for International Economics, 2011. 256pp. Journal of refugee studies 25 (1), S. 161 - 162 (2012)

Jung, J.-H.: Why do most North Korean migrants choose to be Protestant? Understanding North Koreans as people is better than wooing them with gifts. (2015)

Jung, J.-H.: 동아시아 맥락에서의 이주와 종교: 북한 이주민의 복음주의와의 만남 = Migration and religion in East Asia: North Korean evangelical encounters, KSPS Newsletter: Project Review, (2015)

Jung, J.-H.: Perilous crossing, fragile rescue: North Korean refugees and secret Christian aids in the Sino-North Korean border area. Friedensau Conference: Faith-Based Organization and Humanitarian Aid , Friedensau Adventist University (2011)

Jung, J.-H.: Urban religiosity in comparative perspective. "New Directions of Asian Urban Studies in the Age of Globalization." The 9th International Conference of the Institute of Urban Humanities, University of Seoul, Korea (2011)

Jung, J.-H.: Language, protestantism, and communism in two Koreas. Workshop: "Religion and Communism: Comparative Perspectives". Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Göttingen (2011)

Jung, J.-H.: Ballooning evangelism: Psychological warfare and christianity in the divided Korea. MMG Working Paper (14-07) (2014), 36 S.

Jung, J.-H.: Some tears of religious aspiration: dynamics of Korean suffering in post-war Seoul, South Korea. MMG Working Paper (12-19) (2012), 32 S.

Jung, J.-H.: State and church in the making of post-division subjectivity: North Korean migrants in South Korea. MMG Working Paper (11-12) (2011), 38 S.

Horstmann, A.; Jung, J.-H.: Introduction: Refugees and Religion. In: Building Noah's ark for migrants, refugees, and religious communities, S. 1 - 20 (Hg. Horstmann, A.; Jung, J.-H.). Palgrave Macmillan, New York (2015)

Jung, J.-H.: North Korean migrants in South Korea: From heroes to burdens and first unifiers. In: Multiethnic Korea? Multiculturalism, migration, and peoplehood diversity in contemporary South Korea, S. 142 - 164 (Hg. Lie, J.). Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California, Berkeley (2015)

Jung, J.-H.: The politics of desecularization: Christian churches and North Korean migrants in Seoul. In: Handbook of religion and the Asian city: Aspiration and urbanization in the twenty-first century, S. 254 - 272 (Hg. van der Veer, P.). University of California Press, California (2015)

Jung, J.-H.: Conversion to be: The Christian encounters of North Korean migrants in late cold war Korea. In: Atheist secularism and its discontents: A comparative study of religion and communism in Eurasia, S. 190 - 209 (Hg. Ngo, T.; Buck Quijada, J.). Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke (2015)

Jung, J.-H.: Refugee and Religious Narratives: The Conversion of North Koreans from Refugees to God’s Warriors. In: Building Noah's ark for migrants, refugees, and religious communities, S. 77 - 100 (Hg. Jung, J.-H.; Horstmann, A.). Palgrave Macmillan, New York (2015)