Housing in Korea | Part 2: New measures towards safer housing

As affordable housing becomes scarcer in the Seoul metropolitan region, it is important for the South Korean government and municipalities to create policies promoting a secure housing environment. Jack Greenberg, master student at Korea University acknowledges the urban transition of the last decades and explores which measures could be adopted to ensure the promotion of secure affordable housing.

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Beckie Cormier

Born and raised near Montreal Canada, Beckie is a graduate student pursuing Korean Studies at Yonsei GSIS. Passionate about culture and cinema, she participated in various video documentary projects and had the chance to attend workshops in France and the Philippines. After a one-year exchange at Seoul National University in 2018-2019, Beckie came back to Korea under the Global Korea Scholarship in 2021 to continue deepen her knowledge in history, international relations and artistic productions. Adept of a multidisciplinary approach, she intends to use her human sciences and arts background to explore new subjects in a unique way.

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