East Asia Institute (EAI) launched a research project titled in order to redefine the goals of Korea-Japan relations and to create an inclusive and sustainable regional order beyond Korea-Japan bilateral relations.

The third meeting of the project was held on May 14, 2021. During this seminar, Professor Takahara Akio of the University of Tokyo gave a presentation on “U.S.-China Relation From China’s point of view.” Experts also discussed the perspectives of the ROK, Japan, and the US.

 

Moderator: Yul Sohn (President, EAI; Professor, Yonsei University)

 

Presenters:

  • Takahara Akio (Professor, University of Tokyo)
    “US-China Relation From China’s Point of View”

  • Lee Dong Ryul (Chair, the China Research Center, EAI; Professor, Dongduk Women's University)
    Discussion on the “US-China Relation From China’s Point of View”

 

Discussion: All participants

 

Participants

-ROK-

  • Ha Young-Sun (Chairman of Board of Trustees, EAI)

  • Sohn Yul (President of EAI; Professor of International Studies at Yonsei University)

  • Chun Chaesung (Chair, National Security Research Center, EAI; Professor of International Relations, Seoul National University) 

  • Lee Dong Ryul (Chair, the China Research Center, EAI; Professor of Chinese Studies, Dongduk Women's University)

  • Kim Byung-Yeon (Professor of Economics, Seoul National University)

  • Lee Jung Hwan (Professor of International Relations, Seoul National University)

  • Kim Taekyoon (Professor of International Studies, Seoul National University)

  • Park Jae Jeok (Professor of International Studies, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)

 

-Japan-

  • Kojo Yoshiko (Professor, Aoyama Gakuin University)

  • Takahara Akio (Professor, University of Tokyo)

  • Nakanishi Hiroshi (Professor, Kyoto University)

  • Asano Toyomi (Professor, Waseda University)

  • Mori Satoru (Professor, Hosei University)  

  • Nishino Junya (Professor, Keio University)

  • Ishida Atsushi (Professor, University of Tokyo)