Translation of the ‘Jeju 4 · 3 Camellia Badge’ and Network Politics

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Examine the production and translation process of the Camellia Badge and its role in network politics through actor-network theory.
Analyzed the production and distribution processes of the Camellia Badge related to the 4 · 3 event.
Investigated the symbolic meanings associated with the Camellia flower in the context of peace and human rights in Jeju.
Assessed the impacts of the badge on collective memory and political mobilization surrounding the 4 · 3 movement.
The production of the badge transformed it into a symbol of power affecting human consciousness and behavior.
The badge’s network politics deepened the bureaucratization of the 4 · 3 movement.
The commodification of memory related to the 4 · 3 event led to competitive branding among regions.

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Explores network politics through the production and translation of the Camellia Badge in Jeju, suggesting implications for cultural memory.

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Jeong won Lee (2026) studied this question.

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