The East Asia Institute (EAI) held the conference “Evolving East Asia Security and the Future of ROK-Japan Strategic Cooperation” on November 16, 2011 in collaboration with the Alliance Project Team, supported by Suntory Foundation. With leading experts and renowned scholars from South Korea, Japan and the U.S the conference was a major success in addressing the complex security issues facing East Asian region.
09:30~09:45 Registration
09:45~10:00 Welcoming Remarks
Prof. Sook-Jong Lee, President, EAI Prof. Noboru Yamaguchi (Lt. Gen, Ret.), NDA
10:00~12:00 Session I. “Evolving East Asian Security Landscape”
Moderator Noboru Yamaguchi, National Defense University
Presenters “The Emerging Structure of Asian International Politics” Dong Sun Lee, Korea University
Masayuki Tadokoro, Keio University
Discussants Keeseok Kim, Kangwon University Changhee Nam, Inha University
12:00~14:00 Luncheon
Speaker Nobukatsu Kanehara, Minister and DCM, Japanese Embassy in Seoul
Gen. (retired) Burwell B. Bell III, Former Commander United Nations Command; ROK-US Combined Forces Command; United States Forces Korea
14:00~16:00 Session II. “Challenges for Alliance Networks in East Asia”
Moderator Brad Glosserman, Pacific Forum CSIS
Presenters “U.S. Strategic Shift in the Asia Pacific and Its Impact on the Alliance Network” Yoichi Kato, Asahi Shimbun
Young-June Park, Korea National Defense University
Discussants Chaesung Chun, EAI & Seoul National University
16:00~16:15 Coffee Break
16:15~18:15 Session III. “Strengthening ROK-Japan Strategic Cooperation”
Moderator Sook-Jong Lee, East Asia Institute
Presenters “Japan-ROK strategic cooperation on China and North-east Asia security” Yasuyo Sakata, Kanda University of International Studies
Discussants Seong-Whun Cheon, Korea Institute for National Unification
18:15~18:30 Closing Session: Concluding Remarks
18:30~20:00 Dinner
Speaker Jin Ha Hwang, Assemblyman, the Grand National Party
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