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Justine Guichard
642 Williams Hall
255 S. 36th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
[email protected]
jguichard.wordpress.com
(+1) 929-309-9176
CURRENT EMPLOYMENT
University of Pennsylvania, Kim Program in Korean Studies, Postdoctoral Fellow 2016-2017
EDUCATION
Ph.D. in Political Science, Columbia University & Sciences Po
2009-2014
Fields: Comparative Politics, Asian Studies
Dissertation: The Judicial Politics of Enmity: A Case Study of the Constitutional Court of Korea’s
Jurisprudence since 1988
Committee: Andrew Nathan (Columbia, co-chair), Françoise Mengin (Sciences Po, co-chair), Marie
Seong-Hak Kim (St. Cloud State), Pasquale Pasquino (NYU), Daniel Sabbagh (Sciences Po)
M.A. in Public International Law, University of Nantes (highest honors)
Thesis: Comparing South Korean and Taiwanese Constitutional Justice
2014-2015
M.A. in Political Science, Sciences Po (highest honors)
2007-2009
Thesis: Sŏdaemun Prison, the Making of a Korean Penitentiary into an Anti-Colonial Memorial
B.A. in Korean Language and Civilization, INALCO (honors)
2009-2010
B.A. in Political Science, Sciences Po
2004-2007
PUBLICATIONS
Book
Regime Transition and the Judicial Politics of Enmity: Democratic Inclusion and Exclusion in
South Korean Constitutional Justice, Sciences Po Series in International Relations & Political
Economy, New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016.
Book Chapters
“The Role of the Constitutional Court of Korea in the Transition from Authoritarian to Democratic
Rule,” in The Spirit of Korean Law: Korean Legal History in Context, ed. Marie Seong-Hak
Kim, Leiden: Brill, 2016.
“Au-delà et en-deçà du 38ème parallèle: Les multiples contours de la communauté politique
coréenne au prisme de la jurisprudence constitutionnelle,” in Les frontières et la communauté
politique: Faire, défaire et penser les frontières, ed. Denis Duez and Florence Delmotte,
Bruxelles: Presses de l’Université Saint-Louis, 2016.
“La frontière inter-coréenne, par-delà la Guerre froide,” in CERISCOPE Frontières, ed. MarieFrançoise Durand and Christian Lequesne, online publication by Sciences Po, 2011.
Articles in Peer-Reviewed Journals
“In the Name of the People: Disagreeing over Peoplehood in the North and South Korean
Constitutions,” Asian Journal of Law and Society, forthcoming.
Book Reviews in Peer-Reviewed Journals
“North Korea: Markets and Military Rule by H. Smith,” Revue française de science politique, Vol.
66, No. 1, 2016, pp.192-193.
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“South Korea’s Rise: Economic Development, Power, and Foreign Relations by U. Heo and T.
Roehrig,” Revue française de science politique, Vol. 65, No. 2, 2015, pp.337-338.
“Impossible State: North Korea, Past and Future by V. Cha,” Politique étrangère, No. 1, 2013,
pp.214-215.
AWARDS & FELLOWSHIPS
Moon Family Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania
2016-2017
Harvard Korea Institute Affiliation as Korea Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow (declined) 2016-2017
Korea Foundation Fellowship for Graduate Studies
2012-2014
Academy of Korean Studies Research Grant (declined)
2012-2013
Columbia University GSAS Teaching Fellowship
2011-2012
Alliance Program Dual Ph.D. Student at Sciences Po and Columbia University
2010-2014
French Ministry of Higher Education and Research Doctoral Fellowship
2009-2012
ASEM-DUO-Korea Exchange Fellowship
2006-2007
RESEARCH POSITIONS
Research Associate, Center for International Studies at Sciences Po, Paris, 2014-2016
Visiting Scholar, Department of Political Science at Columbia University (research on the Russell
Tribunal for International War Crimes in Vietnam at the Tamiment Library and Robert F.
Wagner Labor Archives), New York, Spring and Summer 2016
Research Intern, United Nations Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate, New York,
Fall 2014
Research Intern, Research Institute of the Constitutional Court of Korea (fieldwork on the
Constitutional Court of Korea), Seoul, Fall 2012
Research Assistant, Sciences Po Chair for Korean Studies, Paris, Spring 2010
Visiting Scholar, International Center for Korean Studies at Seoul National University (fieldwork at
Seodaemun Prison Museum), Seoul, Spring 2009
CURRENT PROJECTS
Disputing the Vietnam War: Korean and Vietnamese Struggles for Victimhood Recognition and
Denial
From Resistance to Conversion: Independence Activists’ Prison Experiences and Writings in
Colonial Vietnam and Korea
In-Ho Oh’s Murder: Race and Violence on Trial in 1950s Philadelphia
North Korea’s Participation in International War Crimes People’s Tribunals: the 1967 Russell
Tribunal on Vietnam, the 2000 Tokyo Women’s Tribunal, the 2001 New York and 2004
Pyongyang Tribunals on Korea
Transitioning by Amendment: New Democracies under Old Constitutions (with Florence
Larocque)
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Lecturer, Two Koreas: The Politics of Division, University of Pennsylvania, Spring 2017
Lecturer, Introduction to Political Science, Sciences Po Euro-Asia campus, Spring 2014
Co-lecturer, Politics and Societies in Northeast Asia, Sciences Po Euro-Asia campus, Spring 2014
Teaching Fellow, Introduction to American Politics, Columbia University & Barnard College,
Spring 2012
Teaching Fellow, Democracy and Dictatorship in Europe, Columbia University & Barnard
College, Fall 2011
Course Assistant, Economy, Business, and Politics in East Asia, Sciences Po, Spring 2010
Course Assistant, Art and Popular Culture in Korea, Seoul National University, Summer 2009
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS AND INVITED TALKS
Vietnam-Korea International Conference 2017
Law and Society Association 2016, 2014
World Congress of Korean Studies 2016
Congress of Asian and Pacific Studies 2015
Sciences Po Center for International Studies 2015, 2014, 2012, 2009
École des hautes études en sciences sociales 2015, 2014
Société Québécoise de Science Politique 2014
Korean Studies Graduate Students Convention in Europe 2013
Columbia University Graduate Student Conference on East Asia 2012
Nordic Association for Japanese and Korean Studies 2010
Yonsei University International Conference on Korean Language, Literature, and Culture 2009
RESEARCH DISSEMINATION
“Corée du Nord: purges en haut, troc en bas,” Alternatives Économiques, Special issue, No. 107,
2016, pp.86-87.
“Justice transitionnelle en Corée du Sud,” La Vie des Idées, 2016, online.
“Contraire à l’ordre fondamental libéral et démocratique: La démocratie militante en Corée du
Sud,” Revue du Collège juridique franco-roumain d’études européennes, 2015, online.
“La démocratie coréenne menacée par sa Cour constitutionnelle,” La Vie des Idées, 2015, online.
“La Corée du Nord entre stabilité et changement,” Analyses du CERI, 2013, online.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
Law and Society Association, American Political Science Association, Association of Asian Studies
LANGUAGES
French (native), English (fluent), Korean (proficient), Spanish (proficient), Vietnamese (beginner)
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