EAI NSP Forum on “Toward 2020: Ten Agenda for South Korea’s Diplomacy”
2012-06-26
The East Asia Institute National Security Panel (NSP, Chair Young-Sun Ha) hosted a closed forum on June 27, 2011, to present the findings of their research report on “Toward 2020: Ten Agenda for South Korea’s Diplomacy.” The main authors of the report discussed the key policy recommendations with politicians, experts, scholars, and the media. This year-long project has focused on ten agendas that could empower South Korea’s diplomacy over the next ten years.
Program
16:00~16:05
Opening Remarks
Sook-Jong Lee (President, EAI; Professor, Sungkyunkwan University)
16:05~16:10
Welcoming Remarks
Young-Sun Ha (Chairman, EAI)
16:10~16:40
Presentation
Presenter
Chaesung Chun (Chair, EAI Asia Security Initiative; Professor, Seoul National University)
Yul Sohn (Chair, EAI’s Center for Japan Studies; Professor, Graduate School of International Studies at Yonsei University)
17:00~18:30
Discussion
Moderator
Young-Sun Ha
Authors
Governance Cluster
Jaewoo Choo (Professor, Kyung Hee University), Chaesung Chun,Young-Sun Ha, Yul Sohn
Security Cluster
Dongho Jo (Chair, EAI’s Center for North Korea Studies; Professor, Ewha Womans University), Min Gyo Koo (Professor, Seoul National University), Dong Sun Lee (Professor, Korea University), Bongkyo Seo (Professor, Dongduk Women’s University)
Economics Cluster
Chi-Wook Kim (Professor, Ulsan University), Seungjoo Lee (Professor, Chung-Ang University), Yong Wook Lee (Professor, Korea University)
Environment Cluster
Youn Kyoo Kim (Professor, Hanyang University), Seongho Sheen (Professor, Seoul National University), Beom-Shik Shin (Professor, Seoul National University)
Discussants
Byung Jae Cho (Spokesperson, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade)
Dae Seok Choi (Director, Ewha Institute of Unification Studies)
Jin Ha Hwang (National Assemblyman, Saenuri Party)
Nak-Geun Jung (Chief of Policy, Yeouido Research Center)