Hana Kim

Hana Kim is a first-year MA candidate in the International Relations program at NYU, concentrating in Asian Studies. She obtained her BA in International Studies with a focus on Global Politics from Pepperdine University. Her undergraduate thesis exposed the neglected impact of U.S. censorship on Japanese war crimes and its ongoing ramifications on Japan-ROK relations. During her research internship at the Global America Business Institute, Hana enriched her academic pursuits with practical experience. She is dedicated to dissecting the historical, cultural, and political complexities of East Asian Affairs, aiming to bridge historical gaps and shape regional policies. Her interests include ROK politics, U.S. foreign policy in the Asia-Pacific, security, and diplomacy.