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[2008] (Master's Thesis) Korean Commercial Architecture: An Alternative Narrative of Modern Architecture

This study examines the heterogeneous modernity of South Korea as evinced in the phenomenon of ‘Korean Commercial Architecture’, that has been a crucial part of everyday life since the 20th century. Regardless of its popularity as the medium for modernization, small-scale commercial buildings have been strongly criticized by architectural historians in the country because of their distracting exterior form full of multiple signboards. Moreover, the subject was neglected in the discourses of architecture which prefer disciplined architectural designs to the rest of the ordinary buildings comprised of undisciplined commercial decorations. Against the conventional perspective, this study argues Korean commercial architecture not only reveals the fragmentary, transient, and ephemeral modernity of South Korea, but becomes the emancipatory moments of the repressed collective in the public realm. Korean commercial architecture thus shows an alternative narrative of modern architecture which mediates the relationship between everyday life and modernity.

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This study explores the sense of place in contemporary commercial spaces in South Korean cities by analyzing Shin-chon, one of the major commercial districts located in Seoul. While studies of "place" have grown alongside critiques of modernism and have played a significant role in fostering better understandings of built environments in the last few decades, the discourses of sense of place within dynamically changing metropolis remain relatively unexamined. Despite many criticisms of the distracting and placeless aspects of contemporary Korean cities, these aspects also reveal localized commercialisms, privatized public spaces, and material representations in everyday life. Advertisements are here perceived as the mode of communication and medium through which one can construct sense of place according to what one experiences. Signboards are the vehicles that reflect this psychological process. Through the application of Walter Benjamin's two concepts – flâneur and mimesis – this paper will discuss how the theory of signboards in everyday life is formulated, and how Shin-chon can be interpreted as a place where people find sense of place without being alienated from the built environment.

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This article explores community in contemporary South Korea's commercially saturated urban environments by investigating a recent government-run city improvement project in which the entanglement of institutional power and local commercial forces created a peculiar form of community that is fragmentary and heterogeneous rather than organic and harmonious. The case study involves an attempt by the city government in Gunpo City, South Korea, to collaborate with private enterprise to regulate the dense signage on one specific commercial building, Kwangrim Plaza. The meetings and conversations between the government officials in charge of regulating urban signage and the plaza's forty-five shopkeepers were recorded in a four-part documentary series that was televised on the Seoul Broadcasting System in 2007. The documentary was intended to exemplify the government's effectiveness as well as civic participation in producing an attractive cityscape. Though the film emphasizes reconciliation and synthesis following the shopkeepers' strenuous objections to the renovation project, its scenes reveal a series of conflicts and disagreements among shopkeepers and between shopkeepers and government officials. Though the narrative of the film treats those conflicts as temporary obstacles to the inevitable achievement of this ambitious project, the author argues that interruptions, suspensions, and instances of dissensus in the smooth narrative are the critical moments in which a sense of community manifests itself in everyday urban life.

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In this article, I explore ways in which one can make relationships with the commer- cially saturated environments of contemporary Korea in nuanced ways, by taking the term “the Ganpan Republic” (literally, “the signboard republic”) as a threshold. In doing so, this article offers three bodies of work: first, an introduction to the theories of enchantment; second, an analysis of the recent mega-scale urban project called Design Seoul with an emphasis on the ganpan; and third, a comparison of Design Seoul with French artist Manoël Pillard’s nightscape paintings of Seoul. While Pillard, as a non-Korean, pays full attention to the minute details of the signscapes with curiosity and revitalizes them through his painterly practice, Design Seoul strives to remove it from the domain of everyday life, thereby establishing a clutter-free cityscape. Instead of simply taking up the position of either Pillard or Design Seoul, I argue that reading the two together through the notion of enchantment encourages us to be attentive to the multiple sensorial dimensions of the ganpan, thus addressing the nature of the materials that are simultaneously distracting and sense-provoking.

To be published in the January 2017 Issue at: Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering. --- This article claims that the recent mega-scale urban project Design Seoul is a case illustrating the entanglement of institutional interventions onto everyday city space and varying reactions from individual agents of power. Nominated by two international NGOs—the ICSID (International Council of Societies of Industrial Design) and UNESCO—Design Seoul, which lasted roughly from 2007 to 2011, is the first extensive urban project in the history of Korea. In order to make the project move forward, the ministry of Seoul and groups of specialists from different sectors of society attempted to renew the entire city under a number of guiding principles in the hope of making Seoul a brand city. Despite the dominant views that Design Seoul is considered a pivotal exemplar of a top-down model of power in the urban realm, this article claims that such an ostensibly one-directional project in fact operates through more complex patterns of intervention and public experience, in ways that various agents of power related to the project read given design guidelines and practice them in aleatory and creative ways.

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This article explores the affectivity of sign-filled urban environments in contemporary Asia by taking the French painter Manoël Pillard’s nightscape paintings produced during his trips to Seoul between 1998 and 2008 as a case. In his paintings, Pillard scrupulously renders each commercial sign in great detail to capture the way the multiple neon signs create a particular mood and atmosphere in Seoul’s nightscapes, which ultimately sets up a world of sense that is social, physical, and communal. Pillard’s receptive way of seeing the nightscapes and his foreignness to the Korean language enable him to perceive the commercial environments afresh and thus to produce paintings that elicit the singularly plural, spectacularly ordinary, and distracting but sense-provoking aspects of the Asian metropolis.

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The book highlights a series of public projects that were installed and performed around Seoul, S. Korea in July 2010 and created with the theme of “combat.” Artist Mina Cheon, Professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), and architect Gabriel Kroiz, Program Director and Professor at Morgan State University (MSU), School of Architecture and Planning worked with students from MICA and MSU of America and collaborated with students of Ewha Woman’s University’s arts and design. The culmination of the collaboration and cultural exchange included projects that responded to S. Korea’s relationship to the world culturally, politically, and economically. Through the collaboration, participating students developed group projects as well as pushing through their own individual creative works, all of them, paying particular attention to producing work that had public relevance, and creating art as public intervention. With the diverse group of students, the public projects created were those that intersected between their fields of knowledge, between fine arts, design, and architecture, and resulted in various expressions of public installations, temporary installations, performances, events, new media work, social sculpture, and social interactions. The projects were born from pure laboratory style of arts education in that the collaborative efforts and intercultural dynamics determined the outcome of the projects for the public. Both faculty and students were active participants in the melting pot of intercultural exchange. The works that came out were spirited by the synergy of the exchange, yet reflective of the global time that we live in, and directly tied to the space of Seoul, S. Korea. Culture Bank and the Art in Embassy program supported some of the works that came out of the projects and made lasting connections for those who were participant to its events. The book was co-authored by Mina Cheon and Gabriel Kroiz. Participants to "COMBAT: SPORTS + MILITARY" 2010 (Directors, Students, Visiting Critics): Mina Cheon Gabriel Kroiz Wendy Tai Andrew Pisacane Colin Van Winkle Garrett Lee Melissa Crisco Clementine InHye Jang EunYoung Lily Ko Meen Choi Christiana Duncan August Nyasha Felder YeIn Son DaEun Lee EeJin Choi SinYoung Park Ram Lee EunJi Lee SooHyung Chung SuYoung Han SoHyeong Lee WonSun Choi YeaWon Choi HaYeong Yi JiHyeon Kim JaeEun Kim YoonSu Lee SunMyung Choi Joshua Selman Annet Couwenberg Joo Hwang

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Design History & Cultural Studies

한국 교표 디자인의 역사와 문화적 변용 연구:, 일제강점기 개교한 중등학교를 중심으로 , the history and cultural transformation of korean school symbol design: focused on middle school founded in the japanese colonial period, 정선아  sun a jeong.

일 제강점기 조선 의약품 광고 디자인에 나타난 주술적 특징

1910〜1945년에 발행된 신문 광고 위주로

The Inter-Connection between Shamanism and Korean

Medication Advertisement Design during the Japanese Colonial Period

김엘리아나  Eliana Kim

한국 근대 상표 디자인의 변천과 문화적 특성

A Study on the Change and Cultural Traits of Trademark Design in Modern Korea

전용근  Youngkeun Chun

냉전기 미국 디자인외교와 한국공예시범소  

The Cold War U.S. Design Diplomacy and Korea Handicraft Demostration Center

최정원  Jungwon Choi

1960- 70년대 한국 디자인 개념의 형성과 전개

The Formation and Development of the 1960-70s Design Concept in Korea: Focusing on Governmental Design Magazines

최호랑 Horang Choi

1980년대 한국 기업디자인의 기술주의와

A Study on the Technocentic and Utopian Designs by Korean Corporations in the 1980s

이수지  SuJi Lee

도시 상징디자인의 역사와 실태 연구

서울시 사례를 중심으로.

The History and the Current Conditions of Korean City Identity Design: A Seoul Case Study

임선영 Sunyoung Lim

북한 캘리그래피 서체의 형성 과정과 시각문화적 특성

The Formation Process of The North Korean Calligraphy Letter Style and Its Visual Cultural Characteristics

김미혜  Mihye KIM

한국 디자인 잡지 저널리즘과 디자인 비평의 조건

Korean Design Magazine Journalism and the Condition of Design Criticism

남기웅  Kiwoong NAM

1970년대 한국 여성지의 패션 광고디자인을 통해 본 여성 표상 연구 : 「여성동아」와 「여성중앙」을 중심으로

A Study on the Representation of Women in Advertising Design in Korean Women’s Magazines in the 1970s :  A Focus on 「WomanDongA」 and 「WomanJoongAng」 

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재료와 사물의 문화적 제공성.

The Birth and Spread of Vinyl Flooring in Korean Domestic Interior in 1950- 1970: Cultural Affordances of Material and Object

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본 프로젝트는 2022 고려대학교 공식 가이드라인에 따른 비공식 고려대 학위논문 LaTeX 템플릿입니다.

석사, 박사 학위 버전, 양면, 단면 등 원하는 포맷으로 전환이 쉬우며, 특히 '도서관 포맷'이 기능을 통한 도서관 제출본 생성기능이 장점입니다.

현재 Overleaf template 에 등록되어 있어 손쉽게 이용하실 수 있습니다.

1. 컴파일 환경/방법 (Compile Environment/Method)

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3. 헤더 사용방법 (How to Use Headers)

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직접 컴파일 하실경우 아래 문구를 참조하시기 바랍니다.

직접 컴파일 하실 경우 TeXLive 2013 이후 버전에서 동작하며 이전 버전에서는 koTeX 를 따로 설치해야할 수 있습니다. 유닉스 환경에서는 make , 윈도우에서는 make.bat 을 실행시키면 자동으로 컴파일이 되어 thesis.pdf 파일이 생성됩니다. 중간에 뭔가 꼬여 처음부터 컴파일을 해야 할 일이 있다면, 유닉스 환경에서는 make clean , 윈도에어서는 clean.bat 을 이용해서 초기화 할 수 있습니다. 이 때 사용자가 작성한 파일들은 날아가지 않으나 항상 조심하는게 좋으니 백업을 강력하게 권장합니다.

프로젝트 구성요소 (Project Components)

( 강조된 글씨 는 필수 파일 입니다)

• 클래스 파일 : KUThesis.cls
• 메인 파일 : thesis.tex
• 영문 초록 : abstract.tex
• 한글 초록 : abstract-kr.tex
• 감사의 글 : acknowledgement.tex
• bibTex : library.bib
• 더미 파일 : sample.tex

헤더 사용방법 (How to Use Headers)

doctor / master : 박사학위논문(Doctoral Dissertation) / 석사학위논문(Master's Thesis)

• 학위논문의 영문명은 고려대 공지사항에 따름

final / draft : 최종 버전 / 드래프트

library : 도서관 제출본에 반드시 추가

• 논문 내 빈페이지 모두 제거

twosides / oneside : 양면 / 단면 출력

krabst : 국문초록 포함

asym : 홀수쪽과 짝수쪽에 제본 여백을 5mm 주고 반대쪽 여백을 5mm 줄임. 대부분의 제본소에서는 중앙에 있는것을 선호함 (제본소 문의 바람)

박사학위논문, 도서관 제출용, 양면출력, 한글초록 포함 (추천) \documentclass[doctor, final, twosides, krabst, library]{KUThesis}

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석사학위논문, 최종본, 단면출력 \documentclass[master,final,oneside]{KUThesis}

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Introduction

Design History Society of Korea

History is the meaning created by a series of events. The small and trivial things we deal with now are clues to reflect on, point out, and look forward to our lives and cultures. The Korean Society of Design History observes and records people, objects, and phenomena surrounding design, and talks about beyond together. Share your thoughts and experiences. All of our daily activities related to design are the subjects and methods of research on design history. If you record, share, and mean the process and the result, it gathers and becomes history.

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Room 1203, Hongik University, 94, Wowsan-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul Postal Code. 04066 E-mail: [email protected]

• 2021  6.30  The 2nd Quarter Regular Board Meeting and Provisional General Meeting  Online Conference (Zoom)  
• 2021  5.22, 5.29, 6.5  The 3rd Conference: Re-read Korean Design History  Online Conference (Zoom)  
• 2021  2.28  'Extra Archive', Vol. 1, 2, Published  Corpus Publications 
• 2021  2.00  The 1st Quarter Regular Board Meeting  Online Meeting (Zoom) 
• 2021  1.1-1.14  Special Exhibition, [ not only but also ]  17717 (Sungbuk) 
• 2021  1.00  Nonprofit Organization Registration  Mapo (Seoul) 
• 2020  12.28.  The 1st Regular General Meeting  Online Meeting (Zoom)  
• 2020  12.5, 12.12, 12.19  The 2nd Conference: Two Doors, An Unspecified Number of Experiences, Y's Methods  Online Conference (Zoom)  
• 2020  11.20.  The 4th Quarter Regular Board Meeting   Agio (Jongro) 
• 2020  10.24.  Lecture Series 4. Argument on Form of North Korean Chosunwha in Late 1950s  Online Lecture (Zoom)  
• 2020  8.18.  The 3st Quarter Regular Board Meeting   Online Meeting (Zoom)  
• 2020  7.28.  Round Table, Inauguration of the Design History Society of Korea  wrm (Mapo) 
• 2020  6.13, 6.20, 6.27  The 1st Conference: Design History Research - Archive for Design, Design through Archive  Online Conference (Zoom) 
• 2020  5.13.  The 2nd Quarter Regular Board Meeting   Online Meeting (Zoom) 
• 2020  00.00  Lecture Series 3. Pizzas for the People (Kim Hwang)  Seoul National University of Science and Technology 
• 2020  2.14.  The 1st Quarter Regular Board Meeting   Room 727, Hongmoonkwan, Hognik University 
• 2019  12.30 - 1.14  Exhibition, [ Design Peace Treaty ]  Yoon Design Gallery (Mapo) 
• 2019  00.00  Lecture Series 2. Architecture in North Korea (Im Dongwoo)  Room 625, Hongmoonkwan, Hognik University 
• 2019  8.14.  Inaugural Meeting  Room 625, Hongmoonkwan, Hognik University 
• 2019  00.00  Lecture Series 1. Industrial Design in North Korea (Choi Heeseon)  Room 725, Hongmoonkwan, Hognik University 
• 2019  7.00.  The 2nd Foundation Meeting  AGI Society (Seodaemoon) 
• 2019  7.00.  The 1st Foundation Meeting  AGI Society (Seodaemoon) 
• 2019  6.00.  Organizer Meetinig   Cafe Reference (Mapo) 

Chapter 1. General Provisions

• The name of the organization shall be "Design History Society of Korea" in English.
• The Society shall have its registered headquarter office in Seoul. The organization may establish branch offices, other liaison offices at any locations in or outside Seoul upon resolution by the board members.
• The objective of Society is to engage in the following activities: mainly focusing on microscopic research or practice through writing, exhibition, lecture, publishing, or other contributions. We focus on anything that might have a critical value to set our design history.
• Academic conference
• Journal publication
• Academic activities related to the purpose of Society such as exhibitions, publications, education, lectures, etc.
• Installation and operation of other affiliated research groups or special committees
• Other activities necessary to achieve the purpose

Chapter 2. Membership

• A member of Society shall be an individual or group who agrees with the purpose of the Society's establishment. Applicants can apply with recommendations from at least two references amongst full members. Membership will be granted to them with the approval of board members.
• General Member: An individual or group of research achievements and has a master's degree or higher in design, history, aesthetics, arts, or an adjacent field of study.
• Honorary Member: A remarkable individual or organization played a significant contribution to Society. It is needed to be approved by the General Meeting by the recommendation of the board members.
• Compliance with the Society's articles of incorporation and regulations
• The duty to participate in various purpose projects hosted and organized by Society and to make efforts to develop Society
• Implementation of resolutions of the general meeting and the board members
• Payment of dues and other fees
• Full members have the right to participate in the operation of the plenary session through the general meeting. Honorary members may attend and speak at the general meeting, but do not have the right to vote. Group members elect one representative and exercise their rights through that representative. Full members have the right to receive notifications and participate in activities hosted by the organization. Also, full members have the right to be provided with other information, including regular journals published by the Society.
• Members can freely withdraw their membership by submitting a withdrawal form to Society. However, in the case of voluntary removal, annual membership fees and the admission fee that previously paid will not be refunded.
• As members, those who have contributed to society can be rewarded by the resolution of the board members.
• A member who violates against the purpose of Society or does an act that causes damage to the honor and prestige, or fails to fulfill the obligations of Article 7 may be dismissed or reprimanded by the Head of Society by decision of the board members at the general meeting.

Chapter 3. Board Members

• One Chairman (hereinafter referred to as the Head)
• Up to 30 directors (1 chairman, 2 vice presidents, 2-4 policy directors, 2-4 academic directors, 2-4 publishing directors, 2-4 educational directors, 2-4 exhibition directors, and 1-2 promotion directors, 2-4 international exchange directors.)
• Etc.: When branches are established, one branch head (vice-president level) can be appointed for each branch. The branch head is elected at the general meeting by a resolution of the board members.
• Board Members are elected at the General Meeting.
• The replacement of the board members must be made in two months from the date of the vacancy.
• The next presidential election process is needed to be done before six months expiration of the present head's term by forming an election committee.
• The election of new board members must be done by two months before the end of the term.
• Actions that violate the purpose of the society
• Disputes between executives, accounting fraud, or significant unfair behavior
• An act that interferes with the work of the society
• The term of office of executives is two years and may be reappointed. The president may be reappointed once.
• The commencement and termination of the duties of the appointed executives is the same as Article 35 (Fiscal Year).
• The term of office of an officer who takes office by supplementary election shall be the remaining period of the predecessor.
• The president represents the society, oversees the business of the plenary session, and becomes the chairman of the general meeting and the board of directors.
• Directors attend the board of directors to make decisions on the affairs of the plenary session, and handle matters delegated by the board of directors or the chairman.
• The auditor performs the following duties. 1) To appreciate the financial situation of the society 2) To audit the operation of the general meeting and the board of directors and matters related to their business 3) Requesting correction from the board of directors or the general meeting and reporting it to the competent authority when it is found that there is any irregularity or unfairness as a result of the audit. 4) Requesting a convocation of the general meeting or the board of directors when necessary for a correction request and report 5) To state an opinion to the general meeting, the board of directors, or the chairman on the financial situation and business of the society
• When the chairman has an accident, the vice-chairman will act as an emergency agent.
• When the chairman is in vacancies, the vice-chairman who acts on behalf of the board of directors must go through the procedure for selecting the president without delay.
• The board of directors convened by a majority of current directors elects the chairman under the chairmanship of the vice chairman with the approval of a majority of the attending directors.

Chapter 4. General Meeting

• The General Assembly is the highest voting body of the Society and is composed of members.
• The general meeting is divided into a regular general meeting and an extraordinary general meeting, and the president convenes them.
• Regular general meetings are held within two months of the start of each fiscal year, and extraordinary general meetings are convened when the president deems necessary.
• The convocation of a general meeting shall be notified to each member 7 days before the commencement of the meeting by the chairman specifying the agenda, date, and place of the meeting.
• The president shall convene a general meeting within 14 days from the date of request for convocation when there is a request for a convocation that falls under any of the following subparagraphs: 1) When a majority of the current directors present the purpose of the meeting and request a convocation 2) When the auditor requests a convocation pursuant to Article 15, Paragraph 3, Item 4 3) When more than 1/3 of regular members present the purpose of the meeting and request a convocation
• If the convocation of the general meeting is vacant or avoids it, and it is impossible to call the general meeting for more than 7 days, the general meeting may be called with the approval of a majority of the executives or more than one third of the full members.
• The general meeting pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 2 above shall elect the chairman under the chairmanship of the vice-chairman or the oldest of the directors present.
• The general meeting considers the attendance of a majority of members and votes with the approval of a majority of the attending members.
• A member's voting rights may be delegated to other members attending the General Assembly. In this case, a power of attorney specifying the person to be delegated must be submitted to the society secretariat before the commencement of the general meeting.
• Matters concerning the election and dismissal of executives
• Matters concerning the dissolution of the society and amendment of the articles of incorporation
• Matters concerning the disposal and acquisition of corporate property and borrowing of funds
• Approval of budget and settlement
• Approval of business plan
• Other important matters and matters submitted by the board of directors
• When deciding on matters related to oneself in the matter of election or dismissal of executives
• When the interests of oneself and the society conflict due to matters related to the receipt of money and property, lawsuits, etc.

Chapter 5. Board Meeting

• The board of directors consists of a chairman and a director.
• The board of directors is divided into regular and temporary boards, and is convened by the president.
• Regular board meetings are convened once a quarter, and temporary board meetings are convened when deemed necessary.
• For the convocation of the board of directors, the chairman shall specify the agenda, date, and place of the meeting and notify each director and auditor 7 days before the start of the meeting.
• The board of directors may decide only on matters notified in paragraph 2. However, when a majority of the attending directors approve, even matters not notified may be rejected and decided.
• When there is a request for a convocation that falls under any of the following subparagraphs, the chairman shall convene the board of directors within 20 days of the request for convocation. 1) When a majority of the current directors present the purpose of the meeting and request a convocation 2) When the auditor requests a convocation pursuant to Article 15 (3) 4
• If the convocation of the board of directors is unable to convene the board of directors for more than 7 days due to the vacancy or avoidance of the board of directors, the board of directors may be called with the approval of a majority of the current directors.
• The board of directors under paragraph 2 above shall elect the chairman under the chairmanship of the oldest among the directors present.
• Among the matters to be referred to the board of directors, the chairman may decide in writing for minor matters or matters requiring urgent matters. In this case, the chairman shall report the result to the next board of directors.
• When a majority of the current directors request that the board of directors submit a request to the written resolution under paragraph 1 above, the chairman shall comply with it.
• The board of directors considers the attendance of a majority of the current directors and decides with the approval of a majority of the attending directors. However, in case of a temporary or negative number, the chairman shall decide.
• The voting rights of the board of directors cannot be delegated.
• Matters related to business execution
• Matters concerning the operation of the business plan
• Matters concerning the preparation of budget and settlement statements
• Matters concerning amendment of the articles of incorporation
• Matters related to property management
• Preparation of an agenda to be referred to the general meeting
• Matters delegated by the General Assembly
• Matters belonging to the authority pursuant to the articles of incorporation
• Other matters submitted by the chairman as important for the operation of the society

Chapter 6. Conference and Journal

• 정기학술대회: 매년 2회(상반기, 하반기) 개최한다. 단, 이사회의 결의를 거쳐 그 횟수를 확대 또는 축소할 수 있다.
• 특별학술대회: 필요에 따라 이사회의 결의에 의해 수시로 개최할 수 있다.
• 정기 학술지: ‘엑스트라 아카이브 Extra Archive’를 주 제목으로 하고, ‘디자인사연구 The Journal of Design History’를 부 제목으로 하는 학술지를 연 2회(매년 8월 31일, 2월 28일) 발간한다. 단, 이사회의 결의를 거쳐 그 횟수를 확대 또는 축소할 수 있다.
• 특별 학술지: 필요에 따라 이사회의 결의에 의해 수시로 발간할 수 있다.

Chapter 7. Editorial Committee and Ethics Committee

• The editorial committee selects all the submitted articles (thesis, non-dissertations) conducted through academic conferences and academic journals, and deliberates and decides on the academic event plan.
• The editorial board is composed of three or more members, and the qualifications must be those with experience in at least one of the following items. 1) Professors or full-time researchers at universities and research institutes who have academic achievements in design, history, aesthetics/arts or adjacent academic fields 2) Those who have published research papers in international and national academic conferences and journals or have outstanding academic writing activities 3) Holders of related degrees 4) Others with qualifications equivalent to or higher than each of the above items
• The editor-in-chief is appointed by the chairman after a resolution by the board of directors among regular members.
• The meeting of the editorial committee holds two regular meetings and extraordinary meetings as necessary in accordance with the journal publication schedule.
• Other detailed rules regarding the operation of the editorial committee can be separately stipulated in the .
• The Ethics Committee verifies the research ethics of all published manuscripts (thesis, non-thesis) related to academic activities such as academic conferences and academic journals.
• The composition of the ethics committee is commissioned by the chairman after a resolution of the board of directors among regular members recognized as having strict ethical standards. Members of the Ethics Committee must have no history of ethics violations in other organizations or organizations. The qualification and commissioning method are the same as in Article 31 above.
• Detailed rules for the operation and deliberation of the ethics committee can be separately stipulated in .

Chapter 8. Research Groups and Attached Organizations

• All research institutes and other affiliated organizations to be established must contribute to promoting the regular academic activities of the society, and can be dismantled through a resolution of the board of directors when it is judged that there is a risk of negatively affecting the performance of its own business.
• In the case of installing or abolishing other affiliated organizations such as all research institutes, the board of directors decides on major issues such as the name of the installation organization, purpose of installation, project, organization, etc. shall.
• The person in charge of the research institute or affiliated organization shall report all matters related to the operation, such as major business plans, implementation methods, and project promotion results, at regular board meetings.
• Details on the operation of research institutes or affiliated organizations can be stipulated in the .

Chapter 9. Property and Account

• General Income: Member dues (admission fee, annual fee).
• Purpose income: Income related to the purpose of the society's project as defined in Chapter 1, Articles 3 and 4. 1) Sales of academic activity related publications or products 2) Academic activity related event participation fee income 3) Other income related to academic activities
• Other Income: Income other than the target income. 1) Development fund, support, donation 2) Research subsidies from public institutions 3) Interest income 4) Income not included above
• The society's income is used only for the purpose of the project and expenses necessary for it, and is not distributed to members in any form.
• The fiscal year of the society is from January 1st to December 31st every year.
• The budget for income and expenditure of the society is organized within two months of the start of each fiscal year, and is determined by the approval of the general meeting through the resolution of the board of directors.
• The society must prepare a statement of accounts within 4 months after the end of each fiscal year.
• The audit must be conducted at least once a year in accordance with the fiscal year deadline.
• The society's budget and accounts are disclosed according to a method separately determined by the board of directors.
• The amount of annual donation and the results of its use are disclosed at least once a year through the website.
• Remuneration can be paid to executive directors and employees who are in charge of the operation of the project, but other directors are not paid in consideration of the specificity of the conference project. However, actual expenses necessary for the performance of the work may be paid.

Chapter 10. Office

• Under the direction of the president, a secretariat is established to handle the affairs of the society.
• The secretariat may have at least one secretary-general, two or more secretary-generals, and necessary staff.
• The secretariat staff is appointed and dismissed by the chairman.
• Other matters related to the operation of the secretariat organization shall be determined separately through the resolution of the board of directors.
• If it is necessary to establish a branch office or branch, employees may be appointed to the branch office or branch after a resolution by the board of directors.

Chapter 11. Supplementary Rules

• The dissolution of the society is approved by the approval of more than 2/3 of the attending members at a general meeting attended by 2/3 or more of the regular members, and the fact is reported to the competent authority.
• Residual property resulting from dissolution belongs to the state, local governments, or other non-profit corporations with similar purposes to the association.
• Amendments to the articles of incorporation are resolved with the approval of 1/2 or more of the attending members at a general meeting in which 1/2 or more of the full members attended, report this to the competent authority, and obtain permission.
• Matters necessary for the operation of the society other than those specified in these articles of incorporation shall be determined by the bylaws after a resolution by the board of directors.

Additional Clause

• In order to establish an academic society, these articles of incorporation are drawn up and signed by all founders. The date of enactment of the articles of incorporation shall be the time of the name and seal.
• Acts performed by promoters, etc. in the process of implementing this Articles of Incorporation shall be deemed to have been performed in accordance with these Articles of Incorporation.
• The effective date of this Articles of Incorporation shall be regarded as the date on which permission from the competent authority is obtained, and the date on which it officially took effect.

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