1/3 Today (6.25) marks 70 years since the Korean War began and ushered in permanent structures of modern war-making, politics, and militarized state-building on both sides of the Pacific—including and especially the U.S. Yet, it is still neglected in many US and global histories.
2/3 This morning, I put together this selected bibliography for rereading, rethinking, and I hope, teaching the Korean War: https://www.academia.edu/43427197/_Re-_Reading_the_Korean_War_at_the_70th_Anniversary
(Re-)Reading the Korean War at the 70th Anniversary

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https://www.academia.edu/43427197/_Re-_Reading_the_Korean_War_at_the_70th_Anniversary
3/3 It's neither exhaustive nor definitive, but these readings helped me cut through a lot of the fog around this war. Many works are historical, but I tried to compile a cross-disciplinary list. Hoping it can be helpful for anyone wanting to add the Korean War to their syllabi!
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