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Nahee Kang is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of International Development at King's College London. Her research focuses on capitalist development in the emerging world, approached through a multi-disciplinary lens that incorporates elements of economic sociology and political economy. Currently, she serves as the Deputy Director of the KCL-SOAS London Asia Pacific Centre for Social Sciences. Nahee has previously held positions at the University of Manchester and received a postdoctoral fellowship from the Economic and Social Research Council. Her research interests include the institutional dynamics of late capitalism, the political economy of middle-income traps, and the politics surrounding post-industrial growth in East Asia. She is currently working on a monograph titled 'Taming Corporate Power: Pursuit of Shared Prosperity in South Korea,' which examines the role of large industrial conglomerates in overcoming economic challenges in the region. Nahee teaches courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, focusing on themes such as East Asian development and political economy. She actively supervises PhD students in related areas, contributing to an evolving body of research on democracy and development in Northeast and Southeast Asia.
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