Abstract
This paper analyzes the studies of the Japanese Colonial Era in Korea published in 2018~2019, and points out several issues for future research.<BR> First, in commemorating the 100th anniversary, capacity of modern history was concentrated on the study of the March First Movement. As a result, it can be evaluated that the March First Movement research has achieved great results both in terms of quantity and quality.<BR> Second, research subjects are continuously expanding. However, the diversification of subjects did not lead to further research.<BR> Third, research in the 1910s and 1940s was activated. A new trend of research has also emerged, and a connection with the periods before and after is being attempted. I look forward to the start of a new search for research development here.<BR> I think what is needed is communication and debate. Through this, the Korean modern history academia will be able to take a step forward from the ’newness that has already been used.’
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