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Sang-hyoun Pahk, PhD
Education
PhD in Sociology, University of Hawai'i at Manoa in 2019
MA in International Studies, Seoul National University Graduate School of International Studies in 2008
MA in Mathematics, University of California at Davis in 2001
BA in Mathematics, Williams College in 1999
Select Publications
2023. "Nostalgia and the Protection of White Supremacy at a Public Farmers Market" in Gastronomica with Angela Babb, Megan Betz, and Isis Smith.
2023. Review of "The Problem with Feeding Cities: The Social Transformation of Infrastructure, Abundance, and Inequality in America" by Andrew Deener in Social Forces.
2022. "Who is ruining farmers markets? Crowds, fraud, and the fantasy of 'real food'" in Agriculture and Human Values.
2022. "On the epistemological limits of 'real food' discourse" in Food, Culture & Society.
2021. "Dr. D'Angelo's hidden chord (three utopias?)" in Policy Futures in Education with Jan Dickey and Colleen Rost-Banik.
2017. "Misappropriation as Market-making: Butler, Callon and Street Food in San Francisco, California" in Journal of Cultural Economy.
Select Presentations
2023. "Introducing Reproductive Justice and the Reproductive Justice Action Team" with Nikko Macklin for the Pacific University Gender & Sexuality Studies Conversation Series, Forest Grove, OR.
2023. "GENDER FLUID ILLEGALS (Or, Race and the Education of Desire)" at the Lewis & Clark Gender Studies Symposium, Portland, OR.
2022. "Local Food and the Fantasy of the (White) Family Farm" at the Lewis & Clark Gender Studies Symposium, Portland, OR.
2022. "Abolish the Family (Farm): Volkmom and the White Gender Politics of Local Food" at the American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting (online).