Lucas Pham

on the atlas — 30

• Future doesn’t have to be dystopian, says Ruha Benjamin — Harvard Gazette1 savers
• Seeing Is Not Believing: Realistic AI Videos Disrupt Confidence in Authentic Videos and Perceived Reality — MIT Media Lab1 savers
• Elite Colleges Have an Extra-Time-on-Tests Problem - The Atlantic1 savers
• Curius / Onboarding2621 savers
• Corporate Challenges for Asian American Leaders - CKGSB Knowledge1 savers
• Why Aren’t There More Asian Americans in Leadership Positions?1 savers
• The-Experience-of-Korean-Cuisine-Among-Korean-Drama-Viewers-in-Tuerkiye-A-Cultural-Diplomacy-Perspective.pdf1 savers
• Results - OpenURL Connection - EBSCO1 savers
• K-pop TikTok: TikTok's expansion into South Korea, TikTok Stage, and platformed glocalization - Crystal Abidin, Jin Lee, 20231 savers
• The impacts of social media influencer's credibility attributes on gen Z purchase intention with brand image as mediation: Study on consumers of Korea cosmetic product - ProQuest1 savers
• Fiction, Fantasizing, and Romanticizing: Studying the Effect of Korean Dramas on Pakistani Youth | Journal of Media & Communication1 savers
• Music-induced tourism: Korean pop (K-pop) music consumption values and their consequences - ScienceDirect1 savers
• Full article: The K-pop industry: competitiveness and sustainability1 savers
• K-pop from Local to Global | The Columbia Journal of Asia1 savers
• Soft Power and Cultural Nationalism | 7 | Globalization of the Korean1 savers
• Full article: The globalization of postcolonial pop music: putting the success of the K-pop industries into theoretical perspectives1 savers
• Chapter 16: From globalization to glocalization: configuring Korean pop culture to meet glocal demands in: Handbook of Culture and Glocalization1 savers
• A Multimodal Discourse Analysis of Indonesian Beauty Product Advertisement Featuring Korean Celebrity on Instagram Post | Language Horizon: Journal of Language Studies1 savers
• An integrative approach to examining the celebrity endorsement process in shaping affective destination image: A K-pop culture perspectives - ScienceDirect1 savers
• International Journal of Current Science Research and Review1 savers
• South Korean Celebrities and Lifestyle Media | 28 | Introducing Korean1 savers
• The role of attachment to K-celebrity from a destination marketing perspective | Consumer Behavior in Tourism and Hospitality | Emerald Publishing1 savers
• Towards Understanding of Deepfake Videos in the Wild | Proceedings of the 32nd ACM International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management1 savers
• Users’ emotional and behavioral responses to deepfake videos of K-pop idols - ScienceDirect1 savers
• Deepfakes: Challenges to Intellectual Property Rights in South Korea | GRUR International | Oxford Academic1 savers
• Deepfake Violence and the Future of Human Rights: A South Korean Case Study | LUP Student Papers1 savers
• How Do People Feel about Deepfake Videos of K-Pop Idols? - 한국통신학회논문지 : 논문 | DBpia1 savers
• The effects of brand collaboration with the online game on customer equity and purchase intention: moderating effect of fashion brand type | Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics | Emerald Publishing1 savers
• The rise of digital platforms as a soft power apparatus in the New Korean Wave era - Dal Yong Jin, 20241 savers
• Media as soft power: the role of the South Korean media in North Korea: The Journal of International Communication: Vol 25, No 11 savers

highlights — 13

• Many of the problems we’re enduring right now are because those people who are creating tech solutions for society don’t know anything about society.

  Future doesn’t have to be dystopian, says Ruha Benjamin — Harvard Gazette

• “When I was humble, people assumed I was not capable,” he recalls. “I had to consciously adapt my communication style to be seen as leadership material. It’s about understanding the unwritten rules of American corporate culture, from networking to self-promotion, which often run counter to our upbringing.”

  Corporate Challenges for Asian American Leaders - CKGSB Knowledge

• Asian Americans may be less inclined to speak up in meetings, promote their own accomplishments, or challenge superiors—behaviors that can be read as passive or unambitious in American corporate settings.

  Corporate Challenges for Asian American Leaders - CKGSB Knowledge

• Research highlights how principles of harmony, respect for authority, and group consensus can conflict with Western leadership expectations of assertiveness and individual initiative.

  Corporate Challenges for Asian American Leaders - CKGSB Knowledge

• Asians are particularly high on competence (they were seen as successful and intelligent) and low on social skill (nerdy, antisocial).

  Why Aren’t There More Asian Americans in Leadership Positions?

• Stereotypes about Asians being highly competent can make Asians appear threatening in the workplace, and stereotypes about Asians lacking social skills make them seem unfit for leadership.

  Why Aren’t There More Asian Americans in Leadership Positions?

• Indonesia appears to have a lack of ambition in status-seeking activity while South Korea exhibits an ambition that goes beyond a middle-power status.

  Full article: Middle power, status-seeking and role conceptions: the cases of Indonesia and South Korea

• in the case of South Korea, its search for middle-power status has been achieved through the role of a regional balancer, an advocate of developmentalism and a bridge-builder.

  Full article: Middle power, status-seeking and role conceptions: the cases of Indonesia and South Korea

• ndonesia’s search for middle-power status is performed through its role as a regional leader, the voice for developing countries, an advocate of democracy and a bridge-builder.

  Full article: Middle power, status-seeking and role conceptions: the cases of Indonesia and South Korea

• The physical objects used as symbols of status may be less visible than the official position or authority that an individual possesses. However, physical signs of rank are pervasive in the workplace (Carnevale & Rios, Citation1995) and help others determine an individual’s status.

  Full article: The Effects of Status Symbols in the Office on Employee Attitudes in a Human Service Agency

• the inside and outside designs of the physical setting signify the relative status or centrality of different persons, groups, or organizations

  Full article: The Effects of Status Symbols in the Office on Employee Attitudes in a Human Service Agency

• The impact of games: How would a large emigration of work and play time to these virtual worlds affect the economy of the real world?

  Game Studies - On Virtual Economies

• The future of games: Will multiplayer online games become an important part of the social life of humans? What does the market for games look like? What sort of market structure can we anticipate in the future?

  Game Studies - On Virtual Economies