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Podcast guest — appeared on New Books in East Asian Studies, New Books in Economic and Business History and 2 other shows.

Most recently spotted yesterday on “New Books with Miranda Melcher”.
Episodes
4
Shows
4
Latest
4 Nov 2026

Recent guest appearances

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  • Black Market Intimacies: The Transpacific Sexual Economy of the Korean War with Jeongmin Kim (Stanford UP, 2026)
    New Books with Miranda Melcher

    Black Market Intimacies: The Transpacific Sexual Economy of the Korean War (Stanford UP, 2026) reveals how illicit exchanges of money and commodities involving sexual encounters between Korean and Japanese women and US soldiers provided the material foundations of the regional economy across Korea and Japan during the Korean War. Against the conventional view that illicit exchanges exist outside the formal economy and legal regulations, Dr. Jeongmin Kim examines how the interlinked markets for transactional sex and goods crucially constituted the transpacific formation of US military base capitalism in post-World War II East Asia. Going beyond what is commonly categorized as...

  • Black Market Intimacies: The Transpacific Sexual Economy of the Korean War with Jeongmin Kim (Stanford UP, 2026)

    Black Market Intimacies: The Transpacific Sexual Economy of the Korean War (Stanford UP, 2026) reveals how illicit exchanges of money and commodities involving sexual encounters between Korean and Japanese women and US soldiers provided the material foundations of the regional economy across Korea and Japan during the Korean War. Against the conventional view that illicit exchanges exist outside the formal economy and legal regulations, Dr. Jeongmin Kim examines how the interlinked markets for transactional sex and goods crucially constituted the transpacific formation of US military base capitalism in post-World War II East Asia. Going beyond what is commonly categorized as...

  • Black Market Intimacies: The Transpacific Sexual Economy of the Korean War with Jeongmin Kim (Stanford UP, 2026)
    New Books in East Asian Studies

    Black Market Intimacies: The Transpacific Sexual Economy of the Korean War (Stanford UP, 2026) reveals how illicit exchanges of money and commodities involving sexual encounters between Korean and Japanese women and US soldiers provided the material foundations of the regional economy across Korea and Japan during the Korean War. Against the conventional view that illicit exchanges exist outside the formal economy and legal regulations, Dr. Jeongmin Kim examines how the interlinked markets for transactional sex and goods crucially constituted the transpacific formation of US military base capitalism in post-World War II East Asia. Going beyond what is commonly categorized as...

  • Black Market Intimacies: The Transpacific Sexual Economy of the Korean War with Jeongmin Kim (Stanford UP, 2026)
    New Books in Korean Studies

    Black Market Intimacies: The Transpacific Sexual Economy of the Korean War (Stanford UP, 2026) reveals how illicit exchanges of money and commodities involving sexual encounters between Korean and Japanese women and US soldiers provided the material foundations of the regional economy across Korea and Japan during the Korean War. Against the conventional view that illicit exchanges exist outside the formal economy and legal regulations, Dr. Jeongmin Kim examines how the interlinked markets for transactional sex and goods crucially constituted the transpacific formation of US military base capitalism in post-World War II East Asia. Going beyond what is commonly categorized as...

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GuestVine has tracked 4 guest episodes from Jeongmin Kim across 4 shows, going back to November 2026. Every episode links straight to the original publisher's audio.

Recent stops include New Books in East Asian Studies, New Books in Economic and Business History and New Books in Korean Studies.

Most recent: “Black Market Intimacies: The Transpacific Sexual Economy of the Korean War with Jeongmin Kim (Stanford UP, 2026)” on New Books with Miranda Melcher, 4 Nov 2026.

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Jeongmin Kim has appeared on 4 recent podcast episodes across 4 different shows. GuestVine keeps this list complete and up to date — new appearances are added automatically and delivered to the podcast player you already use.

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Jeongmin Kim has appeared on 4 recent podcast episodes across 4 shows, including New Books in East Asian Studies, New Books in Economic and Business History, New Books in Korean Studies.
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The latest detected appearance is “Black Market Intimacies: The Transpacific Sexual Economy of the Korean War with Jeongmin Kim (Stanford UP, 2026)” on New Books with Miranda Melcher, published 4 Nov 2026.
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