Christopher Green
Assistant Professor
- Name
- Dr. C.K. Green Ph.D.
- Telephone
- +31 71 527 2327
- c.k.green@hum.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0003-2025-7631
Christopher Green is a lecturer at the Institute for Area Studies.
Christopher Green researches modern Korea. He employs structured surveys and interviews with North Korean cross-border migrants to research contemporary North Korean society, politics, and economy. Interested in representations of marginalized populations, he also teaches and writes on contemporary South Korean broadcast media portrayals of both North Koreans and diasporic Korean communities. He is the former Manager of International Affairs for Daily NK, a digital periodical covering North Korean affairs based in Seoul, and translator of the memoir of a senior North Korean defector, Hwang Jang-yop.
Fields of Interest
- Political and historical sociology
- Migration and diaspora
- Modern history
- Media and representations
Curriculum Vitae
Education
PhD Korean Studies (Leiden University)
MA International Studies: Asia-Pacific Region (Nottingham University)
BA Environmental Management (Leeds University)
Professional Career
2007-2015 Manager of International Affairs, Daily NK (Seoul, South Korea)
2017-2019 Political Risk Consultant, International Crisis Group (Brussels, Belgium)
Assistant Professor
- Faculty of Humanities
- Leiden Institute for Area Studies
- SAS Korea
- Green C & Denney S. (2024), Why do democratic societies tolerate undemocratic laws?: Sorting public support for the National Security Act in South Korea, Democratization 31(1): 113-131.
- Anonymous (2024), 한국인의 통일방식에 대한 숨겨진 선호: 선택형 컨조인트 분석(Choice-based Conjoint Analysis) 결과를 중심으로 [South Koreans’ Hidden Unification Preferences: Evidence from a Choice-based Conjoint Analysis] (translation: Ward P.W., Denney S.C. & Green C.K.), 국가전략 30(1): 137-163.
- Green C.K. & Denney S. (2023), Why do democratic societies tolerate undemocratic laws?: Sorting public support for the national security act in South Korea, Democratization 31(1): 1-19.
- Denney S., Ward P. & Green C.K. (2023), Public support for migrant entrepreneurship: the case of North Koreans in the Republic of Korea, International Migration Review : .
- Denney S.C. & Green C.K. (2023), Public attitudes towards co-ethnic migrant integration: evidence from South Korea, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies : 1-25.
- Denney S.C., Ward P. & Green C.K. (2023), Public support for migrant entrepreneurship: the case of North Koreans in the Republic of Korea, International Migration Review : .
- Denney S., Ward P. & Green C.K. (2022), The limits of ethnic capital: impacts of social desirability on Korean views of co-ethnic immigration, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 48(7): 1669-1689.
- Cathcart A., Green C.K. & Denney S.C. (Eds.) (2021), Decoding the Sino-North Korean Borderlands. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press.
- Denney S. & Green C.K. (2021), Who should be admitted?: Conjoint analysis of South Korean attitudes toward immigrants, Ethnicities 21(1): 120-145.
- Green C.K. & Denney S (2021), North Korean Patriotism: Assessing the Successes and Failures of a Nation, Korea Journal 61(1): 154-185.
- Denney S., Ward P. & Green C. (2020), The limits of ethnic capital: impacts of social desirability on Korean views of co-ethnic immigration, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 48(7): 1669-1689.
- Denney S.C. & Green C.K. (2020), Who should be admitted?: Conjoint analysis of South Korean attitudes toward immigrants, Ethnicities 21(1): 120-145.
- Green C.K. (26 February 2020), Pride, Prejudice and Manchurian Heritage: North Korean Migrants and Memories of a Land Left Behind (Dissertatie. Leiden University Institute for Area Studies (LIAS), Faculty of Humanities, Leiden University). Supervisor(s): Breuker R.E.
- Green C.K. & Epstein S. (2020), Crash landing on you and North Korea: representation and reception in the age of K-drama, The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus 18(12): 5.
- Green C.K. & Epstein S.J. (2019), Revealing voices?: North Korean Males and the South Korean Mediascape. In: Kim Y. (Ed.), South Korean popular culture and North Korea no. 60. London: Routledge. 176-188.
- Denney S.C. & Green C.K. (2019), Towards a developmental understanding of North Korea: an institutional approach to economic reform and development, European Journal of Korean Studies 15: 91-112.
- Denney S.C. & Green C.K. (2018), Unification in action? : The national identity of North Korean defector-migrants: insights and implications. Washington DC: Korean Economic Institute (KEI).
- Green Christopher K., Cathcart A. & Winstanley-Chesters R. (2017), Change and Continuity in North Korean Politics. Routledge Advances in Korean Studies. Abingdon, OX: Routledge.
- Green C.K. & Cathcart A. (2017), Xi’s Belt: Chinese-North Korean Relations. In: Hoo T.B. (Ed.), Chinese Foreign Policy Under Xi. Routledge Politics in Asia. Abingdon, OX: Routledge. 130-143.
- Denney S.C., Green C.K. & Cathcart A. (2016), Kim Jong-un and the practice of Songun politics. In: Cathcart A., Winstanley-Chesters R. & Green C.K. (Eds.), Change and continuity in North Korean politics. London: Routledge. 53-64.
- Denney S.C. & Green C.K. (2016), Pockets of efficiency: an institutional approach to economic reform and development. In: Cathcart A., Green C.K. & Winstanley-Chesters R. (Eds.), Change and continuity in North Korean politics. London: Routledge. 95-108.
- Green Christopher K. (2016), The Sino-North Korean Border Economy: Money and Power Relations in North Korea, Asian Perspective 40(3): 415-434.
- Denney S.C. & Green C.K. (2015), The implications of civic diplomacy for ROK foreign policy. In: Hayes P. & Kiho Y. (Eds.), Complexity, security and civil society in East Asia: foreign policies and the Korean Peninsula: Open Book Publishers. 319–392.
- Green Christopher K., Denney S.C. & Gleason B. (2015), The Whisper in the Ear: Re-defector Press Conference as Information Management Tool, KEI Academic Paper Series 2015(March): .
- Green Christopher K. & Cathcart A. (2015), North Korean Regime Stability: The Chinese-North Korean Border Region as Test Case. In: Blancke S. (Ed.), East Asian Intelligence and Organized Crime: China, Japan, North Korea, South Korea, Mongolia. Berlin: Verlag Dr. Köster. 291-302.
- Green Christopher K., Denney S.C., Hayes P., Yi K.H., Diamond J. & Seo J.M. (2015), The Implications of Civic Diplomacy for ROK Foreign Policy. In: Hayes P. & Yi K.H. (Eds.), Complexity, Security and Civil Society in East Asia: Foreign Policies and the Korean Peninsula. Cambridge: Open Book Publishers. 319-391.
- Cathcart A., Green C. & Denney S. (2014), How authoritarian regimes maintain domain consensus: North Korea's information strategies in the Kim Jong-un era, The Review of Korean Studies 17(2): 145-178.
- Cathcart A., Green Christopher K. & Denney S.C. (2014), How Authoritarian Regimes Maintain Domain Consensus: North Korea's Information Strategies in the Kim Jong-un Era, The Review of Korean Studies 17(2): 145-178.
- Green Christopher K. & Denney S.C. (2013), An Institutional Approach to Economic Reform and Development: Toward a Developmental Understanding of North Korea, Papers of the British Association for Korean Studies 15: 99-111.
- Green Christopher K. (2013), Marketization and Yuanization: Economic Changes in the DPRK, Yonsei Journal of International Studies 5(1): 111-118.
- Green Christopher K. & Epstein S.J. (2013), Now On My Way to Meet Who? South Korean Television, North Korean Refugees, and the Dilemmas of Representation, The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus 11(41/2): .
- Political risk consultancy focused on Korean peninsula for conflict prevention organization