If this is the person you're citing it looks like Kim is his last name. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/author/37085565535
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Ah I'm not 100% sure then! I did see that Wikipedia cited another one of their articles like this: " Kim Young-Sik, Ph.D. "Association for Asia Research- The early US-Korea relations". Asianresearch.org. Retrieved 18 July 2014." so maybe go with that same
format for the name then? Sorry if I'm not much help here ; v ;
No, I appreciate the effort and help, I have less than 2 hours to turn this essay in ╥﹏╥ And I have to write about 2-3ish paragraphs and cite in chicago...
How about Jin Chull Soh? Any clue with that?
Aa that sounds rough, good luck with your essay! ; ^ ; I've only ever used MLA & a little bit of APA so I don't know much about Chicago at all, if I were writing the paper I would treat Kim as the last name if the way Wikipedia cited it won't work for it.
I found an article of theirs on some website & they had an auto generator for the citation & this is what popped up for Chicago style-
Soh, Jin Chull. 1973. Some causes of the Korean War of 1950: A case study of Soviet Foreign policy in Korea (1945-1950), with emphasis on Sino-Soviet collaboration. Ann Arbor, Mich: University Microfilms.
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first part of the korean name is family/last name and second and third part are the given name. hope that helps and good luck
No problem, glad I could help! :)
Alright, I'm tring to write cite sources for my bibliography but the authors name is Korean... The name is Kim Young-Sik. I would assume the last name is Kim since it's so common but I'm still unsure so plssss help memeemee （/TДT)/