As part of the South Korea Democracy Storytelling project run by the East Asia Institute, a research team led by Won-Taek Kang, a professor at Seoul National University, held a closed online meeting on “South Korea's Democratic Resilience after the Pandemic” on June 18. Under the theme of South Korea’s Democratic Resilience and funded by the National Democratic Institue (NDI), this project is composed of four research teams that will each publish issue briefings in August based on roundtables and online meetings held in June and July.

 

Program

13:30-13:35

Opening Remarks

Won-Taek Kang

Professor, Seoul National University

13:35-13:55

 [Presentation] South Korea’s Democratic Resilience after the COVID-19 Pandemic

Presentation(20 mins)

JeongHun Han

Professor, Seoul National University

13:55-15:25

Discussion(90 mins)

All Participants

15:25-15:30

Closing Remarks

Won-Taek Kang

Professor, Seoul National University

 

Participant Information (In alphabetical order)

 

Presenter

JeongHun Han Professor, Seoul National University

 

Participants

Seung-Jin Jang Associate Professor, Kookmin University
Byong-kuen Jhee Professor, Chosun University
Won-Taek Kang Professor, Seoul National University
Sook Jong Lee Professor, Sungkyunkwan University and Senior Fellow, EAI
Hyeon Seok Park Research Fellow, Governance at the National Assembly Futures Institute
Kyungmee Park Associate Professor, Jeonbuk National University

 

Program Manager

Junghye Suh Research Associate at East Asia Institute (EAI)

 

 

6대 프로젝트

Center for Democracy Cooperation

세부사업

South Korea Democracy Storytelling

Keywords

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