H. Christian Choe

Curriculum Development Chair
General Editor - Blogs

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Chris Choe is a doctoral candidate at the University of Georgia, where he studies the governance of the Panama Canal Zone and US-Panamanian relations during the Operations Period, 1914–79. His research brings together analytical frameworks from the social sciences, particularly political sociology and radical geography, to inform his historical analysis of the Canal Zone government. Chris is also interested in expanding the disciplinary boundaries of applied history to encompass decision-making broadly, including public and private decision-making.

Education:

M.A. History, University of Georgia

B.A. History, University of California, Los Angeles

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Articles Featuring H. Christian Choe

Statehood and the numbers game
Introduction

This is an ongoing blog series in which Chris Choe studies the historical factors necessary to understanding what's at stake in the statehood question as it relates to the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.

Introduction