It's Squid Game on for Korean culture in confronting Netflix series

Netflix has heralded Squid Game as its most popular series yet, with more than 111 million fans tuning in since its debut less than four weeks ago. However, two ANU experts question if will it provide an enduring interest in Korean popular culture, as Michael Weaver writes. Take a handful of your favourite childhood games like tug-o-war and marbles and turn them into a

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