The two-track forum that consists of the Experts Panel and the Students Forum is believed to educate the potential leaders of the next generation and create a network between Korean and Chinese experts. Articles presented in the Students Forum are to be published online at the EAI website.
In the Experts Panel on November 21, 2010, the twelve experts – 7 Korean and 5 Chinese - discussed on the two issues: 1) “Post-Cheonan Korean Peninsula: Power Succession, Peace, and Denuclearization in North Korea” and 2) “New Security Dynamics in East Asia and Global Governance.”
Expert Panelist
Korean
Presenters
Chaesung Chun, Dept. of International Relations, Seoul National University
“South Korea-Japan-US Relations”
Sook-Jong Lee, President of the East Asia Institute
“Korea-China Relations: Mass and Elite Perceptions”
Seong-Yeol Oh, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
“What’s wrong in the Korea-China relations after the Cheonan incident?”
Discussants
Chong Wook Chung, Former Korean Ambassador to China
Young-Sun Ha, Dept. of International Relations, Seoul National University
Sukhee Han, GSIS, Yonsei University
Dongho Jo, Dept. of North Korean Studies, Ewha Woman’s University
Chinese
Presenters
Zhang Tuosheng, China Foundation for International and Strategic Studies
“Denuclearization and power succession in North Korea”
Wang Dong, School of International Studies, Peking University
“Why do we need a ‘peaceful evolution’ strategy toward North Korea?”
Zhu Feng, Center for International & Strategic Studies, Peking University
“China-Korea relations: reappraisal”
Yang Bojiang, China University for International Relations
“New development in East-Asian major power relationship”
Discussants
Wang Jisi, Director of Center for International & Strategic Studies, Peking University
In the Students Forum on November 22, 2010, the six students from both countries presented papers and conducted discussions on the “Cheonan Attack and its Impact on the Denuclearization Process of the Korean Peninsula.”
Student Panelist
Korean
Han Kwang Hee, Seoul National University
“China's Foreign Policy on the Korean Peninsula: Comparison of North Korea's Nuclear Test and Cheonan Incident”
Kim Won Seop, Korea University
“The Cheonan Incident and US Policy Options for the North Korean Nuclear Crisis”
Zhao Qingfeng, Korea University
“South Korea and China's strategy towards the DPRK: Cheonan Incident and the Denuclealization of the Korean Peninsula”
Chinese
Ding Xin, Nanjing University
“Who’s Responsible? An Analysis on the Culprit behind the Cheonan Incident”
Low Zi Xuan, Peking University
“After the Cheonan Incident: How to Engage North Korea?”
Zhao Minghao, Shandong University
“China Center for Contemporary World Studies”
