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    Toward Peaceful Coexistence on the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asia

    Date : Thu, Sep 18 – Fri, Sep 19, 2025
    Co-organized by : 80th Anniversary of Liberation Commemoration Committee & Institute for National Security Strategy

    DAY 1

    10:30 ~ 11:50
    Opening Remarks정동영 (통일부 장관)
    Congratulatory Remarks김성배 (국가안보전략연구원 원장)
    Congratulatory Remarks이재명 (대한민국 대통령) ※ 대독
    10:30 ~ 11:50

    민주주의 위기와 평화공존의 과제

    Keynote Lecture마이클 샌델 (하버드대학 교수, 『정의란 무엇인가』 저자)
    대담자김기정 (MCS미들클래스소사이어티 이사장, 前 국가안보전략연구원 원장)
    13:30 ~ 15:00

    한반도와 동북아, 평화공존에의 길

    Moderator홍현익 (세종연구소 명예연구위원, 前 국립외교원 원장)
    Panelists프랭크 자누지 (맨스필드 파운데이션 대표)
    자칭궈 (베이징대학교 교수)
    소에야 요시히데 (게이오대학교 명예교수)
    게오르기 톨로라야 (러시아 과학아카데미 아시아 전략센터장)
    15:20 ~ 16:40

    남북 교류협력을 위한 로드맵

    Moderator김병로 (서울대학교 교수)
    Panelists최용환 (국가안보전략연구원 부원장)
    베른하르트 젤리거 (한스자이델재단 한국사무소장)
    임은정 (국립공주대학교 국제학부 교수)
    김규철 (한국개발연구원 연구위원)
    17:00 ~ 18:20

    트럼프 시대 한반도 평화공존의 과제

    Moderator김연철 (인제대학교 교수, 前 통일부 장관)
    Panelists피터 셈네비 (스웨덴 외교부 한반도 특사)
    기무라 간 (고베대학교 교수)
    제니퍼 린드 (다트머스대학교 교수)
    김태형 (숭실대학교 교수)
    DAY 2
    10:30 ~ 12:00

    한반도 평화를 위한 치유와 화해

    Keynote Lecture김희중 (천주교 광주대교구 대주교) ※ 前 천주교광주대교구장
    대담자채사장 (작가) ※ 『지적 대화를 위한 넓고 얕은 지식』 저자
    13:30 ~ 14:50

    한반도 평화를 위한 다자 파트너십

    Moderator김범수 (서울대학교 평화Korea Institute for National Unification 원장)
    Panelists소에야 요시히데 (게이오대학교 명예교수)
    존 에버라드 (前 주북 영국대사)
    람펑얼 (싱가포르국립대학교 동아시아연구소 한국센터장)
    백우열 (연세대학교 교수)

    민족공동체통일방안의 발전 방향

    Moderator조성렬 (경남대학교 초빙교수)
    Panelists왕선택 (서강대학교 대우교수)
    최영준 (경남대학교 극동문제연구소 초빙교수) ※ 前 통일부 차관
    서보혁 (Korea Institute for National Unification 선임연구위원)
    김성경 (서강대학교 부교수)
    15:10 ~ 16:20

    국가안보전략과 평화공존

    Moderator이성훈 (국가안보전략연구원 안보전략연구실장)
    Panelists김한권 (국립외교원 중국연구센터장)
    최윤정 (세종연구소 수석연구위원)
    장철운 (Korea Institute for National Unification 연구위원)
    손한별 (국방대학교 교수)
    전경주 (한국국방연구원 한반도안보연구실장)

    한반도 평화구축을 위한 시민Moderator 역할

    Moderator이기호 (한신대학교 교수)
    Panelists이대훈 ((사)피스모모 평화/교육연구소 소장)
    사라 손 (쉐필드대학교 교수)
    이영아 (참여연대 평화군축센터 팀장)
    16:40 ~ 18:00

    평화로운 한반도를 위한 국제기구의 역할

    Moderator오준 (세이브더칠드런 이사장) ※ 前 유엔 대사
    Panelists제롬 김 (국제백신연구소 사무총장)
    탕 셍야오 (FAO 한국협력연락사무소 소장)
    제임스 히난 (유엔인권사무소 한국대표)
    김수현 (UNESCO방콕사무소 소장)

    시민Moderator 연대를 통한 북한 인도지원 개발협력 방안 모색

    Moderator이승환 (시민평화포럼 공동대표) ※ 前 민주평화통일자문회의 사무처장
    Panelists조성찬 (하나누리 동북아연구원 원장)
    이예정 (우리민족서로돕기운동 사업국장)
    최현아 (한스자이델재단 한국사무소 수석연구원)

    Unified Korean Peninsula for Freedom, Peace, and Prosperity

    Date : September 03, 2024
    Organized by Institute of East and West Studies, Yonsei University & Political Research Institute, Yonsei University

    09:30 ~ 10:15
    Opening Remarks김용호 연세대 행정대외부총장
    Congratulatory Remarks현인택 前 통일부 장관
    10:20 ~ 12:10

    반기문 前 유엔사무총장

    Speaker반기문 (前 유엔사무총장)

    자유주의 국제 질서와 한반도 통일에 대한 국제Moderator의 합의

    Moderator김성한 (고려대 교수 / 前 국가안보실장)
    Panelists 소에야 요시히데 (게이오대 명예교수)
    알레한드로 펠라에스 로드리게스 (주한 콜롬비아 대사)
    존 에버라드 (前 주북 영국대사)
    콘스탄티노스 다스칼로폴로스 (주한 그리스 대리대사)
    권보람 (한국국방연구원 연구위원)
    정구연 (강원대 교수)
    마상윤 (가톨릭대 교수)
    13:30 ~ 15:30

    통일 준비를 위한 북한 실상 이해

    Moderator김병연 (서울대 교수)
    Panelists 렘코 브뢰커 (네덜란드 라이덴대 교수)
    트로이 스탠가론 (미국 윌슨센터 한국역사 공공정책 센터 국장)
    히라이 히사시 (일본 교도통신 객원논설위원)
    정은찬 (National Institute for Unification Education 교수)
    현인애 (한반도미래여성연구소 소장)
    리일규 (前 주쿠바 북한대사관 정치참사)
    황태희 (통일부 통일협력국장)
    15:50 ~ 17:30

    새로운 통일담론의 의미와 국민적 합의

    Moderator최대석 (이화여대 명예교수)
    Panelists 스콧 스나이더 (미국 KEI 회장)
    앤드류 여 (미국 브루킹스연구소 한국석좌)
    이호령 (한국국방연구원 안보전략연구센터장)
    천자현 (연세대 교수)
    남성욱 (고려대 교수)
    차두현 (아산정책연구원 수석연구위원)
    안인해 (중국 인민대 교수)

    North Korean Nuclear and Human Rights
    Challenges, and Korean Unification

    August 30, 2023(Wed)

    09:30 ~ 10:30
    Opening RemarksLEE Dong Sun (Director, Peace and Democracy Institute, Korea University)
    Congratulatory RemarksAntónio GUTERRES (Secretary-General of the United Nations)

    KIM Yung Ho Minister of Unification

    SpeakerKIM Yung Ho (Minister of Unification)

    John MEARSHEIMER Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Chicago

    SpeakerJohn MEARSHEIMER (Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Chicago)
    10:30 ~ 12:10

    International Cooperation for North Korean Denuclearization

    ChairKIM Woo Sang (Professor, Department of Political Science and International Studies, Yonsei University)
    Panelists John MEARSHEIMER (Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Chicago) Ankit PANDA (Stanton Senior Fellow, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace) AKIYAMA Nobumasa (Professor, Graduate School of Law, Hitotsubashi University) CHENG Xiaohe (Professor, School of International Studies, Renmin University of China) Thomas SCHÄFER (Former German Ambassador to North Korea) LEE Ho Ryoung (Director of Center for Security and Strategy, Korea Institute for Defense Analyses)
    13:30 ~ 14:00

    How I escaped North Korea : North Korea that I knew

    Speaker KIM Ilhyeok (Student, Hankook University of Foreign Studies)
    14:05 ~ 14:25

    Michael KIRBY Former Moderator, Commission of Inquiry on Human Rights in the DPRK

    SpeakerMichael KIRBY (Former Moderator, Commission of Inquiry on Human Rights in the DPRK)
    14:25 ~ 16:10

    The Role of International Community in Promoting Human Rights in North Korea

    ChairLEE Jung-Hoon (Head of the Unification Future Planning Committee and North Korean Human Rights Promotion Committee / Professor, Graduate School of International Studies, Yonsei University)
    Panelists TAE Yongho (Member of the National Assembly, People Power Party) Michael KIRBY (Former Moderator, Commission of Inquiry on Human Rights in the DPRK) MINOHARA Tosh (Moderatorman, Research Institute for Indo-Pacific Affairs) Zsuzsa Anna FERENCZY (Consultant, Human Rights Without Frontiers) Joanna HOSANIAK (Deputy Director, Citizens' Alliance for North Korean Human Rights / Member of Humanitarianism and Human Rights sub-panel, Unification Future Planning Committee)
    16:30 ~ 18:10

    International Cooperation for Korean Peninsula Unification

    ChairNAM Sung-wook Head of Politics and Military sub-panel, Unification Future Planning Committee / Professor, Department of Unification Diplomacy and Security, Korea University)
    Panelists Scott SNYDER (Director of Program on U.S.-Korea Policy, Council on Foreign Relations) KIMIYA Tadashi (Professor, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, University of Tokyo) WANG Junsheng (Professor, National Institute of International Strategy, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences) LAM Peng-er (Director of Centre for Korea Studies, National University of Singapore)

    Vision for Unification of the Korean Peninsula and Inter-Korean relations in a Transitional Era

    Date : August 30(Tue.) ~ September 1(Thu.), 2022

    DAY 1

    09:00 ~ 10:30
    Opening RemarksKWON Youngse (Minister of Unification)
    Congratulatory RemarksAntonio GUTERRES Secretary General

    KANG In Deok Former Minister of Unification

    SpeakerKANG In Deok (Former Minister of Unification)

    Horst TELTSCHIK Former Deputy Head of the Federal Chancellery

    SpeakerHorst TELTSCHIK (Former Deputy Head of the Federal Chancellery)
    11:00 ~ 12:30

    The situation surrounding the Korean Peninsula and normalization of inter-Korean ties

    Moderator HA Young-sun (Moderatorman, East Asia Institute)
    PanelistsHONG Yong-Pyo (Former Minister of Unification) SONG Minsoon (Former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade) KIM Byung-Yeon (Director, Institute for Future Strategy at Seoul National University) HUH Mun-myung (Deputy Managing Director, Publication Bureau, The Dong-A Ilbo)
    To assess the current situations on the Korean Peninsula comprehensively, and seek a right policy direction for Korean Unification and inter-Korean relations

    Evaluation and Meaning of the 50th Anniversary of the 7.4 Inter-Korean Joint Statement

    ModeratorHONG Yangho (Named Endowed Moderator Research Fellow, North Korea Research Institute)
    PresenterCHOI Bohseon (Visiting Professor, Kangwon National University) PARK Young-ho (Invitation Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification / Director, Korea Peace Foundation)
    Discussant LEE Changryul (Vice President, Council on Diplomacy for Korean Unification) KIM Chung-Hwan (Director, Institute for Korean Integration of Society) LEE Kang Woo (Researcher for South-North Economic Cooperation, Institute for Korean Integration of Society) Roland B. WILSON (Professor, Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution, George Mason University Korea)
    Since the division, the Republic of Korea has made efforts to achieve peaceful reunification on the Korean Peninsula. The two Koreas showed a confrontation between conflict and power rather than dialogue due to the Korean War and the North's armed provocations in the early days of the Park Chung-hee administration. In 1972, the authorities of the two Koreas decided to adopt the 7.4 Inter-Korean Joint Statement for the first time at the authorities level and make joint efforts to resolve the division of the Korean Peninsula through dialogue. In the 21st century, it is important to think and practice how the two Koreas will seek dialogue and cooperation for peace and eventual reunification on the Korean Peninsula under the new Cold War structure, such as value competition between the free and communist camps. I would like to find implications in the evaluation of the 7.4 inter-Korean joint statement marking the 50th anniversary.

    Kim Jong-un’s North Korea in 2022 and Prospects for Its Denuclearization

    ModeratorSHEEN Seong-ho (Professor, Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS), Seoul National University)
    Panelists Ken GAUSE (Research Program Director, Center for Naval Analyses(CNA)) JIA Qingguo (Professor, School of International Studies, Peking University) HWANG Jihwan (Professor, University of Seoul)
    The U.S.-China strategic competition has been greatly intensified since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine War as Washington seeks to mobilize like-minded countries to fight against the authoritarian regimes while Beijing makes efforts to neutralize its impact in East Asia. Subsequently, Seoul’s strategic leeway in between the great power rivalry shrinks rapidly. Despite the surge of Covid-19 cases and hardships in fighting the pandemic with limited medical supplies, North Korea continues test-firing various types of missiles and putting pressure on the Yoon Suk-yeol administration. Under these strained relations among key players in the region, Pyongyang refuses to resume meaningful dialogue with Seoul, and prospects for reviving the denuclearization process of North Korea remain remote. The East Asia Institute proposes an international panel discussion inviting experts from the U.S., China, and South Korea to explore the possibility that a new change can emerge from the internal dynamics in Pyongyang and examine ways of multilateral cooperation in preparing appropriate policies.

    US-China Strategic Competition and Korea's Choice

    ModeratorKIM Hojeong (Director, Institute for Korea Security and Unification)
    PresenterOH Soodae (Center Director, CHUNG-ANG UNIVERSITY Northeast Asia Development Cooperation Institute ) YOUN Bonghan (Research Moderatorperson, Institute for Korea Security and Unification)
    Discussant Ji-Jen HWANG (President, Institute for Global Public Affairs in U.S.A) ZHANG Dongming (Director, Institute of Northeast Asian Studies, Liaoning National University) KIMIYA Tadashi (Professor, The University of Tokyo) JEON Myongsu (Professor, Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service)
    Due to the geopolitical nature of the Korean Peninsula as a strategic location where the interests of great powers collide, the Korean Peninsula has become a stage for the hegemony of neighboring powers. In particular, as North Korea's nuclear issue has emerged as a key issue recently, the US-China strategic competition over the Korean Peninsula is developing in a complicated manner. Accordingly, experts from Korea and the neighboring four major powers will cooperate to explore desirable policy measures that Korea can choose from in the US-China strategic competition. The session consists of two presentations on the subject titled ‘Cases and implications of competition for hegemony over the Korean Peninsula’ and ‘US-China Strategic Cyber Competition and Korea's Choice’ by Korean experts followed by discussions between all participating experts.
    14:00 ~ 15:30

    king a solution to denuclearize North Korea

    Moderator SHEEN Seong-ho (Professor, Graduate School of International Studies(GSIS), Seoul National University)
    Panelists Victor CHA (Senior Vice President for Asia and Korea Moderator, CSIS / Vice Dean and D.S. Song KF Professor of Government, Georgetown University) NISHINO Junya (Professor, Keio Univerisity / Director, Keio Center for Contemporary Korean Studies) YANG Uk (Associate Research Fellow, The Asan Institute for Policy Studies) LI Nan (Senior Research Fellow, Institute of American Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)
    To assess the current situations over North Korean nuclear issues, and seek realizable ways to denuclearize North Korea

    Northeast Asian Geopolitics and Détente of the Korean Peninsula

    ModeratorKIM Jiyoung (Professor, National Institute for Unification Education)
    PresenterKIM Dongkee (Head of Innovo Research Center) MIN Kyung-tae (Professor, National Institute for Unification Education) KIM Youngjun (Director of Defense Policy Studies, Korea National Defense University) Dylan MOTIN (Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Political Science, Kangwon National University)
    DiscussantNAM Kijeong (Professor, Institute for Japanese Studies, Seoul National University) LEE Chul (Senior Research Fellow, The Peace Foundation)
    In 2022, when the strategic competition between the U.S. and China intensifies and the possibility of a geopolitical clashes in Northeast Asia increases, we intend to seek new strategies and policies to overcome the crisis on the Korean Peninsula and improve inter-Korean relations. In particular, we examine the possibility and necessity of a new North Korea-U.S. relationship from a geopolitical point of view, and examine the positions of Japan and North Korea on the détente of the Korean Peninsula that transforms North Korea like a second Vietnam.

    The Changes and Prospects of North Korea’s Foreign Policy and Strategy Towards South Korea in the Kim Jong-un Era

    ModeratorLEE Kwan-Sei (Director, The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University)
    PresenterKIM Dong-Yub (Assistant Professor, University of North Korean Studies) HIRAI Hisashi (Visiting Research Fellow, The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University) LIM Eul-Chul (Associate Professor, The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University)
    DiscussantPeter WARD (Visiting Research Fellow, The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University) CHO Jin-Goo (Assistant Professor, The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University) KWON Young-Kyong (Emeritus Professor, National Institute for Unification Education)
    In the Eighth Party Congress on January 2021, North Korea presented their policy of normalization through the maintenance and reinforcement of economic strategy. Their stance is described as that of ‘opening a new way of progress’ by confronting the sanctions and pressures of the international community through a ‘full-scale reorganization of internal forces,’ while preserving the attitude of a ‘head-to-head battle’ that was expressed in December 2019. While strategic competition between the United States and China is escalating, the North Korea nuclear issue has worsened as the North implied the possibility of a preemptive nuclear attack after Russia invaded Ukraine in late February 2022, describing the incident as ‘an invasion of a nation’s fundamental interests.’ This session seeks to find solutions to stagnated inter-Korean and North Korea-U.S. relations by examining North Korea’s foreign policy and strategy towards South Korea in the Kim Jong-un era, with a focus on the three areas of military, foreign relations, and inter-Korean relations.

    The implication of the Russia-Ukraine War on the Korean Peninsula

    Moderator LEE Jae-Seung (Jean Monnet Professor, Korea University)
    Panelists Antoine BONDAZ (Director of Korea Program, Foundation for Strategic Research(FRS)) Jean LEE (Public Policy Fellow, Wilson Center) PARK Young-June (Professor, Korea National Defense University) KIM Inhan (Associate Professor, Ewha Womans University)
    To assess a meaning of the Russo-Ukraine war for situations on the Korean Peninsula and discuss on its policy implications
    16:10 ~ 17:50

    The Audacious Initiative

    ModeratorLEE Suk (Senior Fellow and Director, Office for North Korean Economic Studies, Korea Development Institute)
    Presenter LEE Jootae (Deputy Minister for Unification Policy, Ministry of Unification)
    Panelists Scott SNYDER (Senior Fellow for Korea Studies, Council on Foreign Relations) Eric J. BALLBACH (Korea Foundation Fellow, German Institute for International and Security Affairs(SWP)) CHUN Chaesung (Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations, Seoul National University) LIM Eul-Chul (Associate Professor, The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University)
    To share experts’ knowledge on South Korean government’s strategy to initiate and implement “the Audacious Plan”

    North Korea’s Denuclearization and International Cooperation

    ModeratorLEE Dong Sun (Director, Korea University Peace and Democracy Institute)
    Presenter Keir A. LIEBER (Professor, Security Studies Program & Department of Government, Georgetown University)
    DiscussantKIM Sang Ki (Director of Unification Policy Research Division, Korea Institute for National Unification) CHUNG Sung-yoon (Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification) PAEK Sunwoo (Research Professor, Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University) Iordanka ALEXANDROVA (Research Professor, Korea University Peace and Democracy Institute)
    This session aims to probe how to build peace on the Korean Peninsula by discussing the conditions for the denuclearization of North Korea. The session examines how to foster international cooperation to stimulate North Korea's denuclearization. It also deals with South Korea's strategic responses to spur North Korea's denuclearization. With the joint hosting of academia and the industry, the session utilizes the power of collective intelligence and promotes academic and policy communications with seasoned scholars well versed in denuclearization and nuclear non-proliferation.

    North Korea’s external strategies and the prospects on engaging Pyongyang

    ModeratorKIM J.R. (Vice President and Secretary General, The Council on Diplomacy for Korean Unification (CDKU))
    PanelistsAndrei LANKOV (Professor, Kookmin University) Daniel A. PINKSTON (Lecturer in International Relations, Troy University) PARK Kwang-ho (Professor, Halla University) LEE Young Jong (Director of the Center for North Korean Studies, Korea Research Institute for National Strategy (KRINS)
    After the collapse of the US-North Korea summit in Hanoi and the dismantlement of the inter-Korean liaison office in the Gaeseong Industrial Complex, North Korea has maintained a strength-for-strength stance in both relations with the United States and inter-Korean relations while focusing on enhancing its nuclear and missile capabilities. In particular, since the inauguration of the Biden administration in the United States and Yoon Seok-yeol government in South Korea, North Korea has not responded to any attempt by South Korea and the United States to engage in dialogue and cooperation with the Pyongyang regime.

    Peace Game on the Korean Peninsula: Simulating the Denuclearization Negotiations with North Korea

    Moderator LEE Sang Hyun (President, The Sejong Institute)
    PresenterFrank Aum (Senior Expert, US Institute of Peace) JUN Bong-Geun (Professor, Korea National Diplomatic Academy) KIM Young-joon (Professor, Korea National Defense University) KIM Jungsup (Vice President, The Sejong Institute)
    Discussant CHUN In-bum (Senior Vice President, AUSA Korea Chapter)
    In 2021, Sejong Institute published a report titled "Beyond Deterrence: A Peace Game Exercise for the Korean Peninsula" with the US Institute of Peace and the Quincy Institute. This report summarizes the virtual role-playing peace game exercise held in October 2021 to produce tangible progress in diplomatic negotiations to improve relations on the Korean Peninsula, strengthen security, and build trust . At the KGFP 2022, the Sejong Institute Session aims to expand last year's experience to predict North Korea's denuclearization negotiations under South Korea's new government based on a virtual scenario and derive feasible policy options. This panel is intended to discuss scenario checks and practices as a preparatory meeting for simulation execution.

    DAY 2

    09:30 ~ 10:20
    SpeakerJuan ENRIQUEZ (Author and Futurist)
    10:40 ~ 12:10

    Action of Civil Society for Peace-building on the Korean Peninsula

    ModeratorFrancis Daehoon LEE (Director, Trans-Education for Peace Institute(TEPI), PEACEMOMO)
    Presenter KIM Taekyoon (Professor, Seoul National University) LEE Young Chae (Professor, Keisen University) YI Kiho (Associate Professor, Hanshin University)
    DiscussantCHO Youngmi (Executive Director, Korean Women’s Movement for Peace) KIM Eunji (2022 International Council Peace and Public Diplomacy’s member)
    When looking at South Korea's "Eurasia Initiative", "New Northern Policy", and the "Peace Economy on the Korean Peninsula," it is apparent that Policy of the Korean Peninsula aims for "Peace and Prosperity." In this respects, the CPPD with its "Sustainable Peace Process on the Korean Peninsula and the new East Asia order" perspective aims to develop an opportunity to deliver civil society's message for peace. In addition, we aim to explore what is needed on the civil society level to achieve new peace on the Korean Peninsula as well as share any flexible alternatives to the current direction.

    The Choice of the Korean Peninsula in the New International Security Order

    ModeratorJUN Byoung-kon (Senior Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification)
    PresenterCHUN Chaesung (Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations, Seoul National University) KIM Hankwon (Professor, Korea National Diplomatic Academy)
    Discussant ZHENG Jiyong (Professor, Fudan University) HYUN Seung-soo (Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification) MIN Taeeun (Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification)
    This session examines the recent trends of changing dynamics of great powers and seeks out a response strategy of the ROK government. Aggravating competition and conflicts between great powers will inevitably cause complex and multi-layered impacts on a geopolitical hotspot—the Korean Peninsula. Regional uncertainties have intensified with changing dynamics among the US, China, and Russia. Against this turbulent international background, promoting shared prosperity on the peninsula necessitates a multifaceted review of traditional and non-traditional security issues vis-a-vis the US, China, and Russia. A new comprehensive strategy should be devised to stably manage the security environment in Northeast Asia and the Korean Peninsula amidst international politics led mainly by great powers.
    13:30 ~ 15:00

    The Role and Construction of Land Transportation Infrastructure on the Korean Peninsula in the Establishment of the "South-North Joint Economic Development Plan"

    ModeratorMIN Kyung-tae (Professor, National Institute for Unification Education)
    Presenter BAEK Seungkirl (Chief of Transportation Division, Korea Expressway Corporation Research Institute) SEO Jongwon (Research Fellow, The Korea Transport Institute) KOH Kyung-taek (Senior Research Fellow / Chairman, Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology)
    Discussant KWAK Hyun-jun (Managing Director, Korea Expressway Corporation) LEE Backjin (Senior Research Fellow, Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements(KRIHS)) CHUNG Sangjoon (Research Fellow / Team Manager, Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology) LEE Sung-woo (Chief of Regional Cooperation Committee, Korea Maritime Institute)
    In 2022, the new government announced the establishment and implementation of the "South-North Joint Economic Development Plan" that combines economic development plans in each field, including infrastructure, and it is necessary to present a vision to build land transport infrastructure on the Korean Peninsula. In this session, we would like to present the vision of expanding the Korean peninsula's economic territories and promoting the inter-Korean joint prosperity by connecting Eurasia beyond the north and south. In line with our vision, analyze on the role and effectiveness of transportation infrastructure on the Korean peninsula in the inter-Korean economic development plan, and find an efficient construction plan considering the role and function of land transportation and a step-by-step strategy for the progress of denuclearization.

    North and South Korea’s ‘Green Détente’ Vision and Challenges

    ModeratorCHOI Sungno (President, Center for Free Enterprise)
    PresenterLEE Woo-Kyun (Professor, Korea University) Mukesh GHIMIRE (Assistant Director, Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Alternative Energy Promotion Center, Government of Nepal )
    Discussant CHO Bong Hyun (Executive Vice President, Industrial Bank of Korea / Head of IBK Economic Research Institute) CHOI Kwang Seog (Secretary General, Net Zero 2050 Climate Foundation) KIM Soo Jung (Associate Research Fellow, Korea Institute for Industrial Economics & Trade)
    North Korea's energy and food shortages, and the forest damage caused by accelerating climate change on the Korean Peninsula show the need for North and South Korea's climate cooperation and joint response. In particular, at a time when both North and South Korea's relations have been stalled due to the North Korean nuclear issues, the improvement of South and North Korean relations through climate change cooperation, and the sustainability and revitalization of the green economic cooperation are being discussed as the new "Green Detent." The joint response to climate change through South and North Korean climate cooperation can be expected to spread to related fields such as disaster management, energy industry, forest restoration, and water resources. Therefore, inter-Korean climate cooperation can play an important role in sustainable North and South Korean economic cooperation and the Korean peninsula peace treaty from the viewpoint of strengthening North Korea's capacity to adapt to climate change and achieving Korea's greenhouse gas reduction goals(NDCs) at the same time. This session aims to spread cooperation with the international community and discussions on the green community on the Korean Peninsula by presenting a new vision and task of Green Detent through South and North Korean cooperation on climate change.

    Inter-Korean Cooperation Plan for Joint Response to Environmental and Natural Disasters

    Opening RemarksLEE Jongchul (Exchanges and Cooperation Promotion Division Director, South-North Korea Exchanges And Cooperation Support Association)
    ModeratorKIM B. Philo (Associate Professor, Institute for Peace and Unification Studies, Seoul National University)
    PresenterMYEONG Soojeong (Chief Research Fellow, Korea Environment Institute) NA Yongwoo (Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification)
    DiscussantTomasz WIERZBOWSKI (Adjunct professor, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies) YU Jaeshim (Researcher, SNU Environmental Planning Institute ) OH Il-seok (Research Fellow, Institute for National Security Strategy)
    Environmental pollution and natural disasters are causing great damage to the lives of members of the Korean Peninsula. Inter-Korean cooperation in response to such issues will not only reduce the damage, but also improve the quality of life of them by implementing green détente through easing tensions and restoring trust. In this session, we could understand Environmental pollution and natural disasters occurring on Korean Peninsula and seek ways to cooperation tasks for joint response between the South-North Koreas.
    15:00 ~ 15:30

    Michelle BACHELET The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights

    SpeakerMichelle BACHELET (The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights)
    15:30 ~ 17:00

    The internal and external policies of the Kim Jong-un regime and its future strategies

    Moderator KIM Byung-Yeon (Director, Institute for Peace and Unification Studies at Seoul National University)
    Presenter KIM Jihoon (Senior Fellow, Institute for Peace and Unification Studies at Seoul National University) KIM Hak-Jae (Assistant Professor, Institute for Peace and Unification Studies at Seoul National University) KIM Taekbin (Senior fellow, Institute for Peace and Unification Studies at Seoul National University)
    Discussant KIM Inwook (Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science and Diplomacy, Sungkyunkwan University) JUN Bong-Geun (Professor, Korea National Diplomatic Academy) Peter WARD (Visiting Fellow, The Institute for Far Eastern Studies(IFES) )
    It has been 10 years since the Kim Jong-un regime was formalized, and many changes have occurred in North Korea's internal and external political direction. It is important to establish both a vision for the reunification of the Korean Peninsula and a strategy for inter-Korean relations in the transitional era. In this session, we would like to examine what kind of governance strategy the Kim Jong-un regime has taken for internal integration, and what kind of external strategies it has established to engage in the summit, regarding particularly nuclear weapons. In addition, we would like to take a look at what kind of strategic position the Kim Jong-un regime will take under the new order of the emerging Cold War.

    Geopolitical Risks and the National Strategy: Sharing Experiences of Eastern Europe and Northeast Asia

    ModeratorYOON Young-kwan (Professor emeritus, Seoul National University)
    Opening RemarksCHO Kunshik (Chair Professor, Halla University)
    PresenterTadeusz ZIELIŃSKI (Associated Professor, War Studies University in Warsaw, Poland / Vice-Rector for Scientific Affairs at War Studies University) Andrzej SOBON (Dean of national security faculty, War Studies University in Warsaw, Poland) Marlena BLICHARZ (Assistant Professor, Faculty Coordinator of Erasmus+ Programme, War Studies University in Warsaw, Poland)
    DiscussantYOO Oh Jong (Professor, Department of Global Business, Halla University) KIM Jina (Professor, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies) PARK Kwang-ho (Professor, Halla University) CHOI Heesik (Professor, Department of Japanese studies, Kookmin University) KIM Kyunam (Research Fellow, Institute of International Relations, Warsaw University)
    Amid the Ukraine-Russian war, this session compares the geopolitical risks between Eastern Europe and Northeast Asia. Experts from the War Studies University of Warsaw and experts from home and abroad will discuss possible geopolitical crises in Northeast Asia and explore how the Republic of Korea plays a global pivotal role in the region and the globe under this era full of challenges.

    South-North Korea joint Economic Development' plan : tasks and strategies

    ModeratorSUH Ho (Chairman, Gaeseong Industrial District Foundation)
    PresenterLEE Jung-Chul (Professor, Seoul National University) PARK Hyunsun (Professor, Ewha Womans University) MIN Kyung-tae (Professor, National Institute for Unification Education)
    DiscussantJUNG Yoosuk (Senior Research Fellow, IBK Economic Research Institute) YOO Wook (Partner, BAE, KIM & LEE LLC) KIM Sung jin (Senior Loan Officer, Korea Exim Bank)
    On May 22, the new government presented the 'South-North Joint Economic Development' plan as a national task, and included vision presentation and implementation that linked to the denuclearization process by integrating economic development plans by sectors of infrastructure, investment, finance, industry and technology. The joint economic development of the two Koreas should be embodied in consideration of the environment such as North Korea's nuclear development advancement, US-China conflict, strengthening of comprehensive strategic alliance between Korea and the US, the fourth technological revolution and climate change. It is necessary to examine the core goals, tasks, and specific strategies of the new government's joint economic development, as well as the common trends and differentiation of the previous government's economic development plan. This forum will suggest and discuss various issues of inter-Korean joint economic development such as resumption of Gaeseong Industrial Complex and inter-Korean cooperation project including the environmental changes inside and outside Korea and the experience and improvement of the existing South-North Korea.

    DAY 3

    10:30 ~ 12:00

    Advancing human rights in the DPRK through a dual approach of accountability and engagement

    ModeratorDaniel COLLINGE (Human Rights Officer, UN OHCHR Seoul Office)
    Presenter Imesh POKHAREL (Deputy Representative, UN OHCHR Seoul Office) Elizabeth SALMON (Special Rapporteur on the human rights situations in the DPRK / Professor , Pontifical Catholic University of Peru)
    DiscussantJerome SAUVAGE (Former Resident Coordinator in the DPRK) Rights) BAEK Buhm-Suk (Associate Professor, Kyung-Hee University)
    The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the DPRK have repeatedly emphasised the need for a dual approach of engagement and accountability for advancing human rights in the DPRK. This consists of continuously monitoring and documenting human rights violations and exploring the full range of possibilities to securing accountability, alongside offering constructive engagement to find solutions to the human rights issues in the DPRK. Accountability for human rights violations is important to pursue justice, uphold the rights of the victims, deter future violations and address long-standing impunity. Human rights improvement in the DPRK also requires investment in cooperation and engagement to promote human rights dialogue and provide avenues and entry points for the DPRK to establish trust and confidence which in turn would pave the way for increased communication for substantive human rights improvements in the country. It is in this context, that this session is being organised to explore the possibilities, challenges and practicalities of pursuing a dual approach to advancing human rights in the DPRK. The session will therefore explore practical measures of advancing human rights in the DPRK particularly exploring what truth and accountability options can be pursued, how diplomatic engagement for meaningful dialogue on human rights can be pursued and how the UN human rights mechanisms and UN agencies can be instrumental in bringing human rights improvement in the DPRK. The session will also take stock of the approach pursued by the international community to date and what needs to be improved or done differently so that the DPRK could be interested in engaging in improving human rights in the country. The session will also explore synergies between humanitarian/development assistance and human rights advocacy particularly in relation to achieving economic, social and cultural rights. The session will bring together experts from the UN, civil society organisations, legal experts and academics.

    US-China Strategic Rivalry and Prospects of New International Security Order: Korea’s Choices

    Moderator Gregg BRAZINSKY (Professor of History and International Affairs, The George Washington University)
    Presenter Scott SNYDER (Senior Fellow for Korea Studies, Council on Foreign Relations) KIM Heungkyu (Professor, Ajou University) LIM Wonhyuk (Professor, KDI School of Public Policy and Management)
    DiscussantKIM Jina (Professor, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies) Bonny LIN (Director of the China Power Project, CSIS) KIM Yonho (Associate Research Professor of Practice and Associate Director, Institute for Korean Studies, The George Washington University)
    Under the Biden administration, US-China strategic rivalry has evolved to strengtheninginternational coalition to check China in a multi-dimensional way based on US alliance systemand international partnerships. The confrontational architecture is not limited to theconventional security, including political and military issues, but has expanded to includethe areas of economic security such as supply chains and high-tech areas. The Ukrainian crisis also shed light on the importance of democracy and rules-based international order, which ledto a new view of US-China strategic rivalry. In that sense, Korea needs to take prudent strategic choices in pursuing a global comprehensive alliance with the United States and astrategic partnership with China, respectively. This session seeks to address the changinginternational order in a multifaceted approach by examining US and Chinese views of the newdevelopments of US-China strategic rivalry and Korea’s strategic choices.

    Internationalization of Unification Education and Unification Public Diplomacy

    ModeratorPARK Jong-Chul (Adjunct Professor, Daejeon University / Former President of Korean Association of North Korean Studies)
    Presenter JEON Byungkil (Secretary General, UNIKOREA FOUNDATION) Peter HAN (PhD Candidate, University of Cambridge)
    DiscussantWANG Jiajia (Associate Professor , Wuhan University, China) Marlena BLICHARZ (Assistant Professor, Faculty Coordinator of Erasmus+ Programme, War Studies University in Warsaw, Poland) HA Kwang-min (Director of administration, Seoul Unification Education Center) BAEK In Joo (Senior Research Fellow, Han Peace Institute) JUNG Dae-jin (Director of administration, Gangwon Unification Education Center)
    As unification education is concentrated in the GSMA(Great Seoul Metropolitan Area) and the people of the Republic of Korea, there are regions and classes that are marginalized in unification education in Korea. And many foreign citizens also have negative views over North Korean risks and little positive information about the Korean unification. Also, it is questionable whether there is a North Korea and unification policy that remains consistent in the minds of the Korean people as the respective North Korea strategy appears and disappears every five-year single-term government. This session aims to provide an opportunity for the experts from senior generation to MZ generation and foreigners to suggest and talk about the development directions of Korea's unification education and unification public diplomacy from the global perspective.
    13:30 ~ 15:00

    Inter-Korean Agricultural Cooperation for the Joint Prosperity in the Climate Crisis

    ModeratorBernhard SELIGER (Representative, Hanns Seidel Foundation Korea Office)
    PresenterANG Taek Goo (Senior Research Fellow, Korea Environment Institute) KIM Hyuk (Ph.D / Researcher, Korea Rural Community Corporation Rural Research Institute)
    DiscussantKWON Taejin (Senior Economist, GS&J Institute) LEE Sangjun (Senior Fellow, Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements) JO Dongho (Professor, Ewha Womans University)
    - Promoting inter-Korean agricultural cooperation for the joint prosperity - Discussion on agricultural cooperation under the inter-Korean agreement - Poor agricultural environment in North Korea (infrastructure aging, lack of agricultural materials, drought and flood) - (Purpose) Seeking agricultural cooperation for the joint prosperity of the Korean Peninsula

    Peace on the Korea Peninsula and Climate Crisis Response through Green Detente

    Moderator PARK Hyun (President, NiFos(National Institute of Forest Science))
    PresenterLEE Yong-kwon (Director, KFS Global Forest Resources Division) HONG Sang Young (Secretary General, Korean Sharing Movement) KIM Jihyun (Team Leader, Korea Research Institute on Climate Change) CHOI Hyungsoon (Director of Global Forestry, National Institute of Forest Science)
    Discussant MYEONG Soojeong (Chief Research Fellow, Korea Environment Institute) PARK Jin-woo (Professor, Kangwon University) HONG Soonjick (Visiting Research Fellow, Seoul National University Asia Center) LEE Yohan (Chairman, Korea REDD+ Association)
    Discussions for a joint response to the internationally serious climate crisis are intensifying. Accordingly, the value of PFI is being revalued. The Yoon administration also proposed the promotion of the ‘South-North Green Detent’ such as joint response to climate change and disasters and forest cooperation. In this seminar, we intend to explore the role of the private sector and local governments in establishing peace on the Korean Peninsula and overcome the climate crisis through the Green Detent, including the North’s REDD+ project, which is a highly acceptable cooperation agenda.

    Impact of the Ukrainian War on Inter-Korean Cooperation and Security System on the Korean Peninsula

    Moderator LEE Eun-Jeung (Dean of Department of History and Culture, Freie Universitaet Berlin)
    Presenter August PRADETTO (Professor of International Relations, em., Helmut Schmidt University, Hamburg / University of the Armed Forces, Germany) Brendan HOWE (Dean and Professor, Graduate School of International Studies, Ewha Womans University) KANG Hojye (Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Institut für Koreastudien, Freie Universitat Berlin)
    Discussant Tereza NOVOTNA (Korea-Europe Center Fellow, Free University Berlin) KIM Byoung-Joo (Visiting Professor, KDI School of Public Policy and Management)
    The geopolitical restructuring triggered by the Ukraine War has created a shockwave that has unsettled not only inter-Korean cooperation but also the overall security of the Korean Peninsula. Ukraine's Cooperative Threat Reduction (CTR), which was originally considered to be a successful denuclearization program, was viewed as an unreasonable alternative. The reason for this is because Ukraine succeeded in denuclearization but it failed to guarantee security. As Russia became the target of economic sanctions, the effectiveness of economic sanctions on North Korea decreased. While the economic sanctions imposed on North Korea did not lead to denuclearization, they did succeed in isolating the North Korean economy and limiting its actions. However, as the target of economic sanctions expanded, the restrictions were weakened. The weakening of the Helsinki process, along with Finland's accession to NATO membership, also undermined the structure of the Six-Party Talks, which were created to ensure security for the Korean Peninsula. It is time to consider the situation and acknowledge that the security system is being dismantled.
    15:30 ~ 17:00

    North Korea’s Response in the Pandemic Era and Social and Economic Structure

    ModeratorHONG Min (Director of North Korean Research Division, Korea Institute for National Unification)
    Presenter HWANG Jintae (Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification) JEONG Eunmee (Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification) HONG Jaehwan (Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification)
    DiscussantPARK Baegyoon (Professor, Department of Geography Education, Seoul National University) KIM B. Philo (Associate Professor, Institute for Peace and Unification Studies, Seoul National University) MIMURA Mitsuhiro (Senior Research Fellow, The Economic Research Institute for Northeast Asia)
    The rapid spread of coronavirus in North Korea has garnered increasing attention to escalating uncertainty in the Korean Peninsula and the social and economic ramifications of the pandemic on North Korea. The short- and long-term prospects on the Korean Peninsula are highly likely to be shaped by what kinds of policies North Korea would adopt in countering the COVID-19 pandemic and whether North Korea would establish a pandemic prevention system in the future. Against this backdrop, this session sheds light on social and economic shifts emerging in North Korea amidst the pandemic in light of policy environment, social structure, and human capital. The session also addresses the impact of such changes on the evolving situations in North Korea and the Korean Peninsula.

    North Korea’s Participation in International Environmental Institutions

    Moderator CHANG Hee Kyoung (Lecturer, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany)
    PresenterEric J. BALLBACH (Korea Foundation Fellow, German Institute for International and Security Affairs(SWP)) KIM Sangkuk (Senior Research Fellow / Lecturer, Freie Universität Berlin) Bernhard SELIGER (Representative, Hanns Seidel Foundation Korea Office)
    DiscussantDO Hyeson (EAAFP Programme Director)
    Engaging North Korea in stable structures of international and regional cooperation is among the major challenges for both the regional players in the (East) Asian region and the international community at large. Yet, in the context of the looming nuclear crisis on the Korean peninsula, many bilateral and multilateral channels of communication with North Korea broke down, and Pyongyang’s decision to enforce a national lockdown as a means of dealing with the global Covid pandemic has further limited the possibilities for communication. While diplomatic and multilateral international cooperation with North Korea thus decreased significantly overall, environmental issues such as climate change and coastal protection are among the few areas in which North Korea is still actively participating and has, in fact, shown high interest. This panel analyzes North Korea’s participation in international environmental institutions, focusing on three particular cases, i.e. the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the RAMSAR Convention, and The East Asian Australasian Flyway Partnership (EAAFP). The panel brings together scholars and practitioners engaged in the issue to discuss possible motives of the DPRK to participate in these institutions, evaluate tangible outcomes and address specific challenges as well as structural particularities of these engagements.

    Reorganization of Science and Technology and Resource Supply Chain for Interdependent Peace and Prosperity

    ModeratorLEE Sangman (Chairman, Korea Development Cooperation Research Institute and Networks)
    Presenter PARK Chan-Mo (Chancellor, Pyongyang University of Science and Technology(PUST)) YOON Kap-Koo (Chairman, IntPE of ACE Engineering, Inc. / Director of KNSI) Issac U. KIM (Vice President, Mizuho Americas Services LLC / Advisor of KNSI)
    DiscussantLEE Duk Haeng (Specially appointed Professor, Korea University) BYUN Jin Heung (Director, Korea National Strategy Institute(KNSI))
    We would like to propose a reorganization of the super-social information and communication technology and resource supply chain that will ensure interdependent global peace and prosperity. 1. Establish a system and ultra-public education system that will promote multilateral win-win peace, health and security, and prosperity. 2. In order to preserve the environment and the ecosystem, an integrated management system is established by diversifying and diversifying the resource supply mix. 3. Coordination of international financial institutions, modernization of infrastructure facilities, and improvement of relationship management with international financial institutions.

    New Vision for Inter-Korean Relations and Community for Peace, Economy and Life of the Korean Peninsula.

    Date : August 31(Tue.) ~ September 2(Thu.), 2021

    DAY 1

    09:00 ~ 10:20
    Opening RemarksLEE In-young (Minister of Unification)
    Congratulatory Remarks PARK Byeong-seug (Speaker of the National Assembly)

    International Community and UN's Roles for Permanent Peace on the Korean Peninsula

    SpeakerAntonio Guterres (Secretary General of the United Nations)

    30th Anniversary Evaluation of the Framework Agreement between the two Koreas and Vision of Inter-Korean Relations

    SpeakerJEONG Se Hyun (The National Unification Advisory Council, Executive Vice-chairperson)
    ModeratorJUNG Jin Heon (National Institute for Unification Education, Professor)
    10:50 ~ 12:20

    Challenges and Opportunities of the Peace Process on the Korean Peninsula-Sage Dialogue

    ModeratorKIM Yeon Chul (Former Minister of Unification)
    PanelistsMOON Chung-in (Sejong Foundation, Chairman) Alexander ZHEBIN (The Center for Korean Studies, Institute of Far Eastern Studies (IFES) (Russia), Director) LEE Jong Seok (Former Minister of Unification) Ning Fukui (Former Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Republic of Korea) Joseph Detrani (Former Special Envoy for Six Party Talks with North Korea)

    Peace on the Korean Peninsula and ROK-Japan-China Cooperations

    ModeratorLEE Kwan-Sei (The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University, Director)
    PresenterEwa MOTYLIŃSKA (The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University, Visiting Research Fellow) HIRAI Hisashi (The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University, Visiting Research Fellow)
    DiscussantPavel P. EM (The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University, Visiting Research Fellow) CHO Jin-Goo (The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University, Assistant Professor) LIANG Meihua (The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University, Visiting Research Fellow) LEE Byong-Chul (The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University, Assistant Professor)

    The Korean Peninsula and the US-China Strategic Competition

    ModeratorSOHN Yul (East Asia Institute, President)
    Presenter PARK Won Gon (Ewha Womans University, Professor) Andrew SCOBELL (United States Institute of Peace, Distinguished Fellow for China) KIMIYA Tadashi (The University of Tokyo, Professor) LI Tingting (Peking University, Associate Professor)

    Asian Views on Peace and Stability of the Korean Peninsula

    Moderator오영주 (외교안보연구소 소장)
    Presenter Raja MOHAN (Institute of South Asian Studies at National University of Singapore, Director) HOO Chiew Ping (National University of Malaysia, Senior Lecturer)
    DiscussantVannarith CHHEANG (Asian Vision Institute, President) Thitinan PONGSUDHIRAK (Chulalongkorn University, Director) Le HONG HIEP (ISEAS, Yusof Ishak Institute, Senior Fellow)
    13:30 ~ 15:00

    Evaluation and the meaning of 30th anniversary of the Inter-Korean Basic Agreement

    Moderator KIM Hyungki (Steering Committee of the Democratic and Peaceful Unification Advisory Council, Program Officer)
    Presenter PARK Kwang Ho (Halla University, Professor) LIM Byeong Cheol (Korea Hana Foundation, Director)
    Discussant RYOO Chongryul (Unification Council of Korea, Operating Committee) KIM Wunghee (Unification Council of Korea, Operating Committee) LEE Moo-il (Gaeseong Industrial District Foundation, Standing Auditor)

    Concepts of Peace and Korea Peace Vision

    ModeratorPARK Myoungkyu (Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Endowded Professor)
    Presenter JUNG Hyuk (Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Republic of Korea (TRCK), Deputy Director) HEO Ji Young (Seoul Institute, Visiting Research Fellow) JOO Yunjeong (ISDPR, Seoul National University, Research Fellow)
    Discussant SOEYA Yoshihide (Keio University, Professor Emeritus) LEE SungYong (University of Otago, Associate Professor) KANG Hyukmin (Kangwon Institute for Unification Studies, Senior Researcher) SUH Bo-hyuk (Korea Institute for National Unification, Research Fellow)

    The possibility of the social dialogue and agreement on Peace and Unification of the Korean Peninsula

    Moderator KIM Kyung-min (National Council of YMCAs of Korea, General Secretary)
    PresenterLEE Taeho (Civil Society Organizations Network in Korea, Co-chair of steering committee) LIM Hunjo (Korea NGO Association, Co-representative) Discussant
    DiscussantJHE Seongho (Chung-Ang University Law School, Professor) ENKHSAIKHAN Jargalsaikhan (Blue Banner NGO, Mongolia, Chairperson) YEO Hyesook (Women Making Peace, Co-representative) YOO Heejae (ORP Institute , Vice President) Lawrence PHILBROOK (The Institute of Cultural Affairs Taiwan, Director) KIM Taehyon (National Council of Churches in Korea, Director)

    People's solidarity for peace in East Asia

    ModeratorCHO Youngmi (Korean Women’s Movement for Peace, Executive Director)
    PresenterHWANG Soo Young (People's Solidarity for Participatory Democracy (PSPD), Manager) LEE Won-young (Korea Democracy Foundation, Executive Director) YI Kiho (Center for Peace & Public Integrity, Hanshin University Executive, Director) LEE Young chae (Keisen University, Professor) LEE Dong-ki (Kangwon Institute for Unification Studies, Director)
    15:20 ~ 15:40

    The Role of the Church to Build Peace on the Korean Peninsula

    SpeakerPietro PAROLIN (The Holy See, Secretary of State)
    15:30 ~ 17:00

    Inter-Korean cooperation beyond climate change and water disasters in the Korean peninsula

    ModeratorNAMKUNG Eun (Seoul National University, Research Professor)
    PresenterThomas SCHAEFER (German Foreign Office (until 2018), Ambassador (Ret.)) KIM Kyoung Hun (Korea Water Resources Corporation(K-Water), General Manager) LEE Chang-Hee (Myongji University, Professor)
    Discussant KIM Tae Kyun (Korean Council of Reconciliation and Cooperation(KCRC), General Secretary ) KIM Young-Oh (Seoul National University, Professor) Felix GLENK (Hans Seidel Foundation Korea, DPR Korea Project Manager)
    17:20 ~ 19:00

    Diagnosis and prescription for the resumption of diplomacy with North Korea- Conversation with Ambassdors to DPRK

    Moderator김지영 (통일교육원 교수)
    PanelistsColin CROOKS (British Ambassador to North Korea) Thomas SCHAEFER (German Foreign Office (until 2018), Ambassador (Ret.))

    DAY 2

    10:20 ~ 10:30

    Global Quarantine Cooperation and the Northeast Asian Quarantine Community after COVID-19

    SpeakerTedros Adhanom GHEBREYESUS (WHO, Director-General)
    10:40 ~ 12:10

    From the space of confrontation to the space of solidarity: Social Solidarity and Economic Cooperation in the Tumen River Super-Border Region

    ModeratorKIM Chang jin (Graduate School of Social Economics, Sungkonghoe University)
    PresenterCHO Sungchan (Academy of Northeast Asian Studies, Research Director) LEE Chanwoo (Teikyo University, Associate Professor) KIM Hyun Dong (Noreast Asia Food Cooperative, President)
    DiscussantKIM YoungChan (Incheon National University Institute for Unification and Integration, Visiting Scholar) CUI Wen (Yanbian University, Professor) LEE Jusung (Korea NGO Counsil for Cooperation with North Korea, Secretary General)

    The Peace Process on the Korean Peninsula and A Vision for New Inter-Korean Relations

    ModeratorKIM Yeon Chul (Inje University, Professor (Former Minister of Unification))
    Presenter CHO Han Bum (Korea Institute for National Unification, Senior Research Fellow) Adam Ministry of UnificationNT (Federation of American Scientists, Senior Fellow)
    DiscussantKOO Kab Woo (University of North Korean Studies, Professor) LEE Soo Hyung (Institute for National Security Strategy, Senior Research Fellow) KIM Sang Ki (Korea Institute for National Unification, Research Fellow)

    Establishment of peace on the Korean Peninsula and promotion of ‘Inter-Korean Community of Life’ through ‘Inter-Korean climate cooperation’

    Moderator ROH Byungryul (Daejin University, Professor)
    Presenter Tomasz WIERZBOSKI (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Adjunct Professor) NA Yong Woo (Korea Institute for National Unification, Research Fellow) KIM Yong-Gun (Korea Environment Institute, Chief Research Fellow)
    DiscussantHONG Sukhoon (Korea Institute for National Unification, Research Fellow) KIM IlGi (Institute for National Security Strategy, Senior Research Fellow) KIM Hyeongsoo (Dankook University, Professor)

    Changes in North Korea’s economic structure and people’s lives in the Kim Jong-un era

    ModeratorJO Dong-Joon (Seoul National University, Professor)
    PresenterSOHN Wook (KDI School of Public Policy and Management, Professor) William BROWN (Northeast Asia Economics and Intelligence Advisory, Principal) KIM Yonho (Institute for Korean Studies, George Washington University, Associate Director)
    DiscussantLIM Eul chul (The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University, Associate Professor) Daniel WERTZ (National Committee on North Korea, Senior Advisor) KIM Kyoochul (Korea Development Institute, Associate Fellow)
    13:20 ~ 14:50

    Implementation and task of HDP Nexus for Humanitarian aid-Development and Peace on Korean Peninsula

    ModeratorKANG Young-sik (South-North Korea Exchanges and Cooperation Support Association, Chairperson)
    PresenterKIM Taekyoon (Seoul National University, Professor) Jerome SAUVAGE (International Relations Consultant)
    DiscussantYI Yehjung (Korean Sharing Movement, Director of Programs) Katharina ZELLWEGER (KorAid Ltd. CISAC, Director) Jussi OJALA (Finn Church Aid, Senior Advocacy Advisor in DPRK Programming) YI Jisun (Center for International Development Cooperation, Kyung Hee University, Research Professor)

    Evaluation of 10 Years of the Kim Jong Un Regime – Politics and Foreign Affairs

    ModeratorKIM Hyunwook (Korea National Diplomatic Academy, Professor)
    Presenter OH Gyeong-seob (Korea Institute for National Unification, Research Fellow) KIM Jin-Ha (Korea Institute for National Unification, Senior Research Fellow)
    DiscussantPARK Hyeong Jung (Korea Institute for National Unification, Distinguished Research Fellow) LEE Seung-yeol (National Assembly Research Service, Senior Researcher) CHUNG Kuyoun (Kangwon National University, Assistant Professor) NISHINO Junya (Keio University, Professor)

    Envisoning and Empowering for Korea Peace Process

    ModeratorMOON Ah Young (PEACEMOMO, CEO)
    PanelistsHA Seongung (Ecumenical Youth Council in Korea, General Secretary) RHEE Hanbeet (National YWCA of Korea, Program Officer) HAN Gasun (The Joint Board of South and North Korea for the Compilation of Gyeoremal-Keunsajeon, Project Manager) UM Ikho (Oh!Special, Representative) KIM Jongdae (Re'Generation Movement, Executive Director) Meri JOYCE (Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict, Northeast Asia Regional Liaison Officer) OH Gyeongjin (Peace and Public Diplomacy Corps, Member)

    Paving the way for Inter-Korean Forest Cooperation

    Moderator PARK Hyun (National Institute of Forest Science, President)
    Presenter CHOI Hyungsoon (National Institute of Forest Science, Director) JEON Seong Woo (Korea University, Professor) YANG Moonsoo (University of North Korean Studies, Professor)
    Discussant TANG Shengyao (FAO Partnership and Liaison Office in the Republic of Korea, FAO Representative and Head of FAO PLO in ROK) LEE Yong-kwon (Korea Forest Service, Director) KIM Il-Han (Dongguk University DMZ Peace Center, Research Fellow)
    16:20 ~ 17:50

    Evaluation of 10 Years of the Kim Jong Un Regime – Economy and Society

    Moderator KIM Philo (Institute for Peace and Unification Studies, Seoul National University, Professor)
    PresenterHONG Jea Hwan (Korea Institute for National Unification, Director, North Korean Research Division) JEONG Eunmee (Korea Institute for National Unification, Research Fellow)
    DiscussantCHOI Jangho (Korea Institute for international Economic Policy, Research Fellow) KIM Il-Han (Dongguk University DMZ Peace Center, Research Fellow) MIMURA Mitsuhiro (The Economic Research Institute for Northeast Asia, Senior Research Fellow)

    KWP and its Post - Nationalism

    ModeratorLEEM Kyung Hoon (Seoul National University, Professor)
    Presenter KIM Tae-Kyung (National Assembly Futures Institute, Associate Research Fellow) KANG Hye Suk (Seoul National University Asian Consortium for Political Research, Professor) MORI Tomo (Setsunan University, Professor)
    DiscussantEE Nam ju (Sungkonghoe University, Professor) ISOZAKI Atsuhito (Keio University, Professor) KWON Heonik (Seoul National University Asia Center, Professor)

    Human Rights, Humanitarian and Development Nexus for Sustainable Peace in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.

    ModeratorDaniel COLLINGE (U.N. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva, Human Rights Officer)
    Panelists Imesh POKHAREL (UN Human Rights Office, Seoul, Representative, ad interim) Shyami PUVIMANASINGHE (U.N. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva, Human Rights Officer) KANG Kyung Mo (Notre Dame Law School, JSD Candidate) Diane DESIERTO (Notre Dame Law School, Professor of Law and Global Affairs) Keumsoon LEE (Korea Institute for National Unification, Senior Research Fellow)

    North Korea's New Five-Year Economic Development Plan and Future Agricultural Prospects

    ModeratorKIM Hong Sang (Korea Rural Economic Institute, President)
    PresenterCHOI Yong ho (Korea Rural Economic Institute, Research Fellow) LEE Jong Kyu (Korea Development Institute, Senior Fellow)
    DiscussantKIM Young Hoon (Korea Rural Economic Institute, Senior Research Fellow) YANG Moonsoo (University of North Korean Studies, Vice President for Academic Affairs) Tim ZACHERNUK (Independent Consultant) CUI Wen (Yanbian University, Professor)
    18:00 ~ 19:30

    International Cooperation for sustainable Development - two cases

    ModeratorLEE Eun-Jeung (Freie Universität Berlin, Director)
    PresenterAndre LEU (Regeneration International, International Director) MYOUNG Ho (Eco-Horizon Institute, Vice President)
    Discussant KIM Sangkuk (Freie Universitaet Berlin, Research Fellow) CHOI Chang Yong (KDI School of Public Policy and Management, Professor)

    Sustainable Economy and Resilient Society in North Korea

    Moderator Hannes MOSLER (University of Duisburg-Essen, Professor)
    PresenterKevin GRAY (University of Sussex, Professor) Niki ALSFORD (University of Central Lancashire, Professor) Virginie GRZELCZYK (Aston University(UK), Professor) LIM Sojin (University of Central Lancashire, Associate Professor)
    DiscussantChristopher GREEN (Leiden University, Assistant Professor) Marco MILANI (University of Bologna, Assistant Professor)

    A New Role for Europe in the Peace Process on the Korean Peninsula

    ModeratorGudrun WACKER (German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Senior Fellow)
    Presenter Antoine BONDAZ (Foundation for Strategic Research-Korea Focus, Director) Eric J. BALLBACH (German Institute for International and Security Affairs, SWP Fellow) Ramon PACHECO-PARDO (Institute for European Studies, KF-VUB Korea Chair) Tereza NOVOTNA (Freie Universität Berlin, Korea Europe Center Fellow) Maria CASTILLO-FERNANDEZ (Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Korea, Ambassador)

    Inter-Korean Cooperation in Maritime and Fisheries Sector for Implementing SDG14

    ModeratorKim Jong-Deog(Justin) (Korea Maritime Institute, Vice President)
    PresenterYegor VOLOVIK (UNEP Northwest Pacific Action Plan (NOWPAP), Coordinator) MIAO Weimin (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Aquaculture Officer) PARK Jaeyoon (Global Fishing Watch, Senior Data Scientist)
    Discussant Bernhard SELIGER (Hanns Seidel Foundation Korea, Representative) JUN JeCheon (National Institute of Fisheries Science, MOF, General Director) LEE Jung-Sam (Korea Maritime Institute, Director of Fisheries Resources Research Department)

    DAY 3

    10:40 ~ 12:10

    Unification of the Korean Peninsula -With regard to the Lessons of Unified Germany-

    Moderator BANG Young-joon (Sungshin Woman's University, Professor)
    Presenter HOSAKA Yuji (Sejong University, Professor) RHEE Sang-myon (Seoul National University, Professor)
    DiscussantLEE Jae-hyung (Institute for East Asia Peace Studies, President) KANG Seok-seung (Institute for 21Century Security Strategies-Korea, President) CHOI Ki-sik (Law firm SANJI, Lawyer)

    Global Health as a Pathway for International Cooperation

    Moderator Jenny TOWN (Stimson Center, Senior Fellow)
    Panelists Kee PARK (Korea Health Policy Project at Harvard Medical School, Director) Judith Mackay (Global Centre for Good Governance in Tobacco Control (GGTC), Special Advisor) Nagi Shafik (Korea Health Policy Project at Harvard Medical School, Researcher)

    Gaeseong Industrial Complex and Peace in Northeast Asia

    Moderator YOO Byeoung Mun (Gaeseong Industrial District Foundation Acting Chairman)
    Presenter KIM Young-Yoon (The Korea Logistics Forum, President)
    DiscussantCHOI Casey Kwangchul (KAPAC, President) CHON Yong-Soo (KOAST GROUP, Chairman) CHO Youngmi (Korean Women’s Movement for Peace, Executive Director)

    Inter-Korean and Northeast Asian Railway & Tourism Cooperation

    ModeratorAHN Byung-min (Korea Economic Cooperation Institute, President)
    PresenterSEO Jongwon (The Korea Transport Institute, Research Fellow) JIN Jangwon (Korea National University of Transportation, Professor)
    Discussant PARK Jung-joon (Korea Railroad Research Institute, Principal Researcher) YANG Moonsoo (University of North Korean Studies, Professor)
    13:20 ~ 14:50

    Sustainable Development of the Korean Peninsula and Inter-Korean Women's Exchanges and Cooperation

    ModeratorCHANG Eun Ha (Korean Women’s Development Institute, Director, Center for International Development and Cooperation)
    Presenter CHO Youngju (Korean Women’s Development Institute, Research Fellow) ‪Jörg BATEN (University of Tuebingen, Director Chair of Economic History) TRAN Thi Minh Thi (Institute for Family and Gender Studies, Director)
    DiscussantNIU Xiao (Korean Peninsula Research Center of Shanghai University, Assistant Research Professor) Dusica RISTIVOJEVIC (University of Helsinki, Kone Foundation Bold Initiative Senior Researcher) KIM Jeongsoo (Women Making Peace, Standing Representative) LEE Sangsoo (Institute for Security & Development Policy, Head of the ISDP Korea Center)

    DMZ Special Zone for Peace and Life in the Seohwa District of Inje

    ModeratorLEEI Eunkyoung (Kyung Hee University Research Professor)
    PresenterJUNG Bum Jin (Korea DMZ Peace-Life valley, Vice President) CHOI Moonseok (Medical Forum for Unification and Health, Standing representative)
    Discussant TAKIMOTO Itko (Monk, Japan) BAIK Yousang (National Institute for Korean Medicine Development, Director) CHO Chung Hui (Northern Research Society, Research Fellow) YI Eunhee (Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine, Senior Researcher)

    Social Integration and Peace Aspirations in the Korean Peninsula

    Moderator CHA Moonseok (National Institute for Unification Education, Professor)
    Presenter KWON SooK Do (National Institute for Unification Education, Professor) JUNG Jin-Heon (National Institute for Unification Education, Professor) KIM Sung Kyung (University of North Korean Studies, University of North Korean Studies)
    DiscussantHAM Sejung (Duksung Women’s University, Adjunct Professor) PARK Christian Joon (Hanyang University ERICA, Associate Professor) KIM JinHwan (National Institute for Unification Education, Professor)

    Agricultural Cooperation between South and North Korea for the Establishment of Life Community on Korean peninsula

    ModeratorBernhard SELIGER (Hanns Seidel Foundation Korea, Representative)
    PresenterJames BANFILL (The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University, Visiting Research Fellow) KANG H.S. (Seoul National University, Collaboration Professor) KIM Hyuk (Korea Rural Community Corporation Rural Research Institute, Ph.D/Researcher)
    DiscussantWen CUI (Yanbian University, Professor) HEU Sunggi (Seoul National University, Adjunct Professor) Andrei LANKOV (Kookmin University, Professor)
    15:50 ~ 17:20

    Perspective of UN engagement policy for the peace on Korean Peninsula

    Moderator LEE Eun-Jeung (Freie Universität Berlin, Director)
    PresenterKANG Hojye (Freie Universität Berlin, Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter) Tereza NOVOTNA (Freie Universität Berlin, Korea Europe Center Fellow)
    Discussant Eric BALLBACH (German Institute for International and Security Affairs, SWP Fellow) CHUN Hong tack (KDI School of Public Policy and Management, Emeritus Professor)

    Measures for International Cooperation to Realize Sustainable Peace on the Korean Peninsula

    ModeratorJUN Byoungkon (Korea Institute for National Unification, Senior Research Fellow)
    PresenterSHIN Jongho (Korea Institute for National Unification, Research Fellow) CHOI Won Geun (Kyung Hee University, Research Professor)
    DiscussantNiklas SWANSTROM (The Institute for Security and Development Policy, Director) CHOI Ajin (Yonsei University, Professor) LEE Kitae (Korea Institute for National Unification, Research Fellow)

    How to resume and stabilize South-North Korea Economic Cooperation?

    ModeratorKANG Young-sik (South-North Korea Exchanges and Cooperation Support Association, Chairman)
    PresenterYANG Moonsoo (University of North Korean Studies, Vice President) CHOI Jangho (Korea Institute for international Economic Policy, Research Fellow)
    Discussant LEE Haejung (Hyundai Research Institute, Manager of the Center for Unification and Economics) YOOK Jaehee (Halla Group, Adviser) Andrei LANKOV (Kookmin University, Professor)

    Cross-border Cooperation for Regional development project in North Korean border areas: Issues and Opportunities.

    Moderator KIM Sung-Bae (Soongsil Institute for Peace and Unification, Director)
    PresenterAndrey OLFERT (Rossiya Segodnya, Head of representative office in Seoul) Rodney COOK (National Monuments Foundation, CEO) BAEG Seong-ho (Yanbian University, Professor)
    DiscussantPARK Sung Yul (Soongsil Institute for Peace and Unification, Inviting Professor) JEON Su-mi (Soongsil Institute for Peace and Unification, Professor) HA Chung Yoube (Soongsil University, Head Professor)
    17:30 ~ 19:30

    Economic Exchange and Cooperation for Peace and Prosperity on the Korean Peninsula

    Moderator BYUN Jin-heung (Korea National Strategy Institute, Director)
    PresenterPARK Chan-mo (Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, Chancellor) Isaac Kim (JPMorgan, Vice president) YOON Kap-koo (ACE Engineering, President)
    Discussant John FETTER (FSI Energy LLC, CEO) LEE Sang-man (Chung-Ang University, Eminent Professor) BYUN Hak-moon (Research Center for Peace and Unification(Movement for One Korea), Director)

    Peace and Prosperity on the Korean Peninsula - Past, Present and the Future

    Date : 7th-9th September, 2020

    DAY 1

    09:00 ~ 10:20
    Opening RemarksIn-young LEE (Minister of Unification, Republic of Korea)
    Congratulatory Remarks Opening Remarks In-young LEE (Minister of Unification, Republic of Korea) Congratulatory Remarks Byeong-seug PARK (Speaker of the National Assembly, Republic of Korea) Sye-kyun CHUNG (Prime Minister , Republic of Korea) Sohail INAYATULLAH (Inaugural UNESCO Chair in Futures Studies) Brad SHERMAN (The U.S. Congressman)
    Appointment Ceremony for Goodwill Ambassador for the Peace on the Korean PeninsulaLisa Pelletti CLARK (Co-President, International Peace Bureau) Francis Daehoon LEE (Research Professor, SungKongHoe University) Jujin CHUNG (Director, Center for Peace & Conflict Resolution) Dong-Jin KIM (IRC Marie Curie Fellow, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland) Sung-wook YOON (Professor, Chungbuk National University) Meri JOYCE (Northeast Asia Regional Liaison Officer, Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict(GPPAC))
    10:00 ~ 10:10

    The Role of International Community for peace on the Korean Peninsula

    Speaker António Guterres (Secretary General of the United Nations)
    10:30 ~ 12:00

    Methodological Approach to Dispute Resolution: End-of-war Declaration and Peace Treaty

    ModeratorChung-in MOON (Executive Director, Asia-Pacific Leadership Network(APLN))
    Panelists Hanjung KIM (Member of the National Assembly) Jong Seok LEE (Senior Research Fellow, Sejong Insitute) Frank JANNUZI (President and CEO, Mansfield Foundation,USA) Xuetong YAN (Dean, Tsinghua University, China) George LOPEZ (Professor Emeritus, Kroc Institute, University of Notre Dame, USA)

    Institutionalization of Peace on the Korean Peninsula: Obstacles and Overcoming Measures

    Moderator Kab Woo KOO (Professor, University of North Korean Studies)
    PresentersMason RICHEY (Professor, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies) Dong-Jin KIM (IRC Marie Curie Fellow, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
    DiscussantEun-Jeung LEE (Director of the Graduate School of East Asian Studies, Free University of Berlin, Germany) Yonho KIM (Associate Research Professor of Practice, George Washington University, Institute for Korean Studies, USA) Jihwan HWANG (Professor, University of Seoul)
    14:00 ~ 15:30

    Paradigm Shift for Peace and Dispute Resolution on the Korean Peninsula

    ModeratorYoung-Sun HA (Professor Emeritus, Seoul National University)
    PanelistsDan SMITH (Director, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)) Niklas SWANTRÖM (Director, Institute for Security and Development Policy (ISDP)) Ville BRUMMER (Programme Director, Crisis Management Initiative(CMI) – Martti Ahtisaari Centre, Finland) Alyn WARE (Global Coordinator, Parliamentarians for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament(PNND), Czech Republic) Bo-hyuk SUH (Researcher, Korea Institute for National Unification(KINU))

    Actions of Global Civil Society for Peace in Korean Peninsula

    Moderator Kiho YI (Professor & Director, Center for Peace and Public Integrity at Hanshin University)
    PresentersSeung-min SHIN (Director, Ecumenical Relations, National Council of Churches in Korea) Kyungmook KIM (Professor, Waseda University, Japan)
    Discussant Chanho KIM (International Manager, Korea Democracy Foundation) Dabin YIM (Representative, Peace and Public Diplomacy Corps) Mee Jee SHIN (Senior Coordinator, PSPD) Dan GUDGEON (Peace Education Project Manager, Korean Sharing Movement)
    15:30 ~ 16:00
    16:00 ~ 17:30

    Cooperation of the Civic Sector for Peace on the Korean Peninsula

    ModeratorFrancis Daehoon LEE (Research Professor, SungKongHoe University)
    PanelistsJames Glyn FORD (Founder & Director, Track2Asia, UK) Jakob HALLGREN (Ambassador, Embassy of Sweden in Seoul) Christine AHN (Executive Director, Women Cross DMZ, USA) Youngmi CHO (Executive Director, Korean Women’s Movement for Peace) Sung Kyung KIM (Associate Professor, University of North Korean Studies) A-Young MOON (Representative, PEACEMOMO)

    From Armistice to a Sustaining Peace System

    ModeratorYeonho LEE (Head of Office of External Affairs and Development, Yonsei University)
    PresentersTae Gyun PARK (Professor, Seoul National University Graduate School of International Studies) Yingda BI (Associate Professor, Shandong University, China)
    Discussant Jaewoo CHOO (Professor, Kyung Hee University) Monica HAHN (Assistant Professor, Institute for Peace and Unification Studies Seoul National University(IPUS))

    DAY 2

    09:30 ~ 10:00

    WFP's International Cooperation and Support to Address the Needs of the Vulnerable People in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea(DPRK)

    Keynote SpeakerDavid BEASLEY (Executive Director, United Nations World Food Programme)
    10:10 ~ 12:10

    Inter-Korean Exchange and Cooperation in the Health and Welfare Sector from SDGs Perspective

    ModeratorHong Won CHUNG (Director, Department of Future Strategies Research, Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs)
    PresentersJisun YI (Research Professor, Center for Int’l Development Cooperation, Kyung Hee University) Cheol Jong SONG (Associate Research Fellow, Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs)
    Discussant Beop-rae ROH (Assistant Professor, Semyung University) Chunheung MO (Research Professor, Hanyang Peace Institute) Kichae MIN (Assistant Professor, Korea National University of Transportation) Eun Mee JEONG (Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification(KINU))

    Direction and Tasks of Inter-Korean Disaster Cooperation

    ModeratorSoo-Am KIM (Senior Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification(KINU))
    Presenters Kyu-Chang LEE (Director, Humanitarianism and Cooperation Research Division, Korea Institute for National Unification(KINU))
    DiscussantSin Gon KIM (Professor, Korea University College of Medicine) Nak-keun JEONG (Director, Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation Research Center(IKECR)) Bernhard SELIGER (Resident Representative, Hanns Seidel Foundation Korea) Ho Hong KIM (Chief Research Fellow, Institute for National Security Strategy(INSS))

    Conditions for Sustainable Policy toward North Korea

    Moderator Kyung Hoon LEEM (Director, Institute for Peace and Unification Studies Seoul National University(IPUS))
    PresentersByung-Yeon KIM (Professor, Seoul National University) Chaesung CHUN (Professor, Seoul National University) HaeRan SHIN (Professor, Seoul National University)
    Discussant Cheol Hee PARK (Professor, Seoul National University Graduate School of International Studies) JeongHun HAN (Professor, Seoul National University Graduate School of International Studies)
    13:30 ~ 15:30

    UN Sanctions and the Humanitarian Crisis in DPRK

    ModeratorYoungsik KANG (Chairman, South-North Korea Exchanges and Cooperation Support Association)
    PresentersJusung LEE (Secretary General, Korea NGO Council for Cooperation with North Korea(KNCCK)) Joy YOON (Co-founder/Director of Educational Therapy, Ignis Community)
    DiscussantKyu Chang LEE (Director, Humanitarianism and Cooperation Division, Korean Institute for National Unification(KINU)) Hyoung-Joon LIM (Director, WFP Global Office in Korea, UN World Food Programme) Min-gyu LEE (Associate Research Fellow, The Seoul Institute) David WOLFF (Partner Attorney, Crowell & Moring LLP, USA)

    A Discuss of Humanitarian Support and Regional Development with North Korea through Social Solidarity Economy

    Moderator Insung PANG (President, HANANURI)
    PresentersSungchan CHO (Research Director, Hananuri Academy of Northeast Asian Studies) Changjin KIM (Professor, Sungkonghoe University) Chanwoo LEE (Associate Professor, Teikyo University, Japan)
    DiscussantHyun-Ah CHOI (Senior Researcher, Hanns Seidel Foundation Korea) Douk KANG (Executive Director, MAMBOSAWASAWA) Hae Kyung CHOI (Secretary General, OKEDONGMU CHILDREN IN KOREA)

    Inclusive Partnerships for the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus on the Korean Peninsula

    ModeratorSung Chull KIM (Humanities Korea Professor, Institute for Peace and Unification Studies Seoul National University(IPUS))
    PresentersKadir Jun AYHAN (Visiting Professor, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies ) Kyungyon MOON (Associate Professor, Jeonbuk National University) Young Hoon SONG (Professor, Kangwon National University)
    Discussant Gyubin CHOI (Senior Researcher, Institute for Peace and Unification Studies Seoul National University(IPUS)) Jung-hyun CHO (Professor, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Law School) Taekyoon KIM (Professor, Graduate School of International Studies, Seoul National University)

    Laying the Foundation for Peace through Human Rights

    ModeratorMadoka SAJI (Human Rights Officer, United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Seoul)
    Presenters Imesh POKHAREL (Officer in Charge, United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Seoul) Kyung-ok DO (Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification(KINU)) Se-hyek OH (Civil Society Actor)
    15:30 ~ 16:00
    16:00 ~ 18:00

    Kim Jong Un’s “Frontal Breakthrough” Strategy:Evaluation of the Achievements and Prospects for 2021

    ModeratorKwan-Sei LEE (Director, The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University)
    PresentersEul-Chul LIM (Associate Professor, The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University) Dong-Yub KIM (Associate Professor, The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University)
    Discussant Jung-Chul LEE (Professor, Soongsil University) Young-Hoon LEE (Research Fellow, SKRI)

    North Korean Education Reform Trends in the Kim Jong-un Era

    ModeratorByung-Young PARK (Director-General, Korea Educational Development Institute)
    Presenters Jeong-ah CHO (Senior Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification(KINU)) Jisoo KIM (Research Fellow, Korean Educational Development Institute)
    DiscussantGu-Sup KANG (Professor, Chonnam National Univerisity) Ji-Hye KIM (Associate Research Fellow, Korea Educational Development Institute) Hojye Kang (Affiliated Fellow, Institute of Korean Studies Free University of Berlin, Germany)

    North Korea’s Socio-Economic Changes in the Kim Jong Un Era: Population·Employment·Women

    ModeratorPhilo KIM (Professor, Institute for Peace and Unification Studies Seoul National University(IPUS))
    PresentersJea Hwan HONG (Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification(KINU)) Ji Young CHOI (Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification(KINU)) Hee Young YI (Professor, Daegu University)
    Discussant Ingrid MIETHE (Professor, Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany) Kyoochul KIM (Associate Fellow, Korea Development Institute(KDI)) Soojung KIM (Associate Research Fellow, Korea Institute for Industrial Economics & Trade(KIET))

    Recent Changes in Economy and Development Cooperation in North Korea

    Moderator Michael SETH (Professor, James Madison University, USA)
    Presenters Kevin GRAY (Professor of International Relations, University of Sussex, UK) Kee B. PARK (Lecturer, Harvard Medical School, USA) Sojin LIM (Associate Professor, International Institute of Korean Studies, University of Central Lancashire, UK)
    DiscussantRüdiger FRANK (Professor, University of Vienna, Austria) Owen MILLER (Assistant Professor, SOAS, University of London, UK) Dong-Jin KIM (IRC Marie Curie Fellow, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland) Juan BLICK-PARIS (Desk Officer DPRK, DG DEVCO, European Commission) Niki ALSFORD (Professor, University of Central Lancashire, UK)
    18:30 ~ 20:00

    North Korea’s Politics, Economics, and Social Culture Diagnosis (Round Table: Free discussion)

    Moderator Sun Song PARK (Professor, Dongguk University)
    PanelistsFyodor TERTITSKIY (Senior Researcher, Kookmin University) Junya NISHINO (Professor, Keio University, Japan) Gyubin CHOI (Senior Researcher, Institute for Peace and Unification Studies Seoul National University(IPUS)) Han Xiandong (Professor, China University of Political Science and Law)

    DAY 3

    09:30 ~

    UNESCO and the Peace on the Korean Peninsula

    SpeakerFirmin Edouard Matoko (Assistant Director-General for Priority Africa and External Relations of UNESCO)
    10:10 ~ 11:00

    Speak of the Future of the Korean Peninsula

    Speaker Thomas FREY (Executive Director, DaVinci Institute)
    10:10 ~ 12:10

    Emerging Security and Peace on the Korean Peninsula

    ModeratorKyung Hoon LEEM (Director, Institute for Peace and Unification Studies Seoul National University(IPUS))
    PresentersHan-Bum CHO (Senior Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification(KINU)) Du Hyeogn CHA (Principal Fellow, Asan Institute for Policy Studies) E.J.R. CHO (Research Fellow, Institute for National Security Strategy(INSS))
    DiscussantTae-Kyung KIM (Research Fellow, Institute for National Security Strategy (INSS)) Adam MOUNT (Senior Fellow, Director of the Defense Posture Project, Federation of American Scientists(FAS), USA)

    Peace Economy from the Coastal Areas of the Korean Peninsula: East·West Coast Belts and Joint Special Zones

    ModeratorJong-Deog KIM (Vice President of Research, Korea Maritime Institute)
    Presenters In Joo YOON (Associate Research Fellow, Korea Maritime Institute)
    DiscussantYoung Kwan KIM (General Representative, PanStar Group) Kyung-Ae PARK (Professor, University of British Columbia, Canada) Sangjun LEE (Senior Fellow, Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements) SungWoo LEE (Director General, General Policy Research Division, Korea Maritime Institute)

    Inter-Korean Agricultural Development Cooperation for Realization of Peace Economy on the Korean Peninsula

    Moderator Bernhard SELIGER (Resident Representative, Hanns Seidel Foundation Korea)
    Presenters Tim ZACHERNUK (Consultant) Wen CUI (Professor, Yanbian University, China) Kwan Ho KIM (Ph.D/Senior Researcher, Korea Rural Community Corporation Rural Research Institute)
    DiscussantJung Min BACK (Director, Korea Peninsula Agro-Fishery Co-work(KOPA)) Hae Jung LEE (Manager of Center for Unification and Economics, Hyundai Research Institute) Tomasz WIERZBOWSKI (Researcher, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)
    13:30 ~ 15:30

    Future of Korean Peninsula Agriculture and Development Path of North Korean Agriculture

    ModeratorHong Sang KIM (President, Korea Rural Economic Institute)
    PresentersYongho CHOI (Research Fellow, Korea Rural Economic Institute) Tuan BUI (Director General, Institute of Economics, Vietnam)
    DiscussantYoung-Hoon KIM (Senior Research Fellow, Korea Rural Economic Institute) Moon-Soo YANG (Professor & Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of North Korean Studies) Jangho CHOI (Head of Team, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy) Hyoung-Joon LIM (Director, WFP Global Office in Korea, UN World Food Programme)

    Implementing SDGs and Direction for Development Cooperation with North Korea – Based on SDG Three and Five

    ModeratorSung Bae KIM (Director, Soongsil Institute for Peace and Unification)
    PresentersJinah KWON (Lecturer, Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University ) Ji Eun KIM (Deputy Director, Daeseong Oriental Medicine Hospital) Imesh POKHAREL (Officer in Charge, United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Seoul)
    DiscussantSin Gon KIM (Professor, Korea University College of Medicine) Patricia GOEDDE (Professor, Sungkyunkwan University)

    Direction of Inter-Korean Forest Cooperation for United Forest in Korea

    ModeratorYowhan SON (Professor, Korea University)
    PresentersMyungkil KIM (Director, National Institute of Forest Science) Sang Young HONG (Secretary General, Korean Sharing Movement) Ho Sang KANG (Collaboration Professor, Institutes of Green Bio Science and Technology, Seoul National University)
    DiscussantYul KWON (Deputy President, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy(KIEP)) Myeong-gwan KIM (Director, Korea Forest Service) Jang Min CHU (Chief Research Fellow, Korea Environment Institute)

    Inter-Korean Railway Cooperation and Peace Settlement in Northeast Asia

    ModeratorSe Ho KIM (Senior Advisor, BAE, KIM & LEE LLC.)
    PresentersHee-Seun NA (President, Korea Railroad Research Institute) Jae-Hoon LEE (Senior Research Fellow, The Korea Transport Institute)
    DiscussantJongwon SEO (Research Fellow, The Korea Transport Institute) Yong-Seok PARK (Director, Department of Economic and Financial Research, Construction & Economy Research Institute of Korea(CERIK)) Jung Joon PARK (Head of Northern Railroad Research Center, Korea Railroad Research Institute)
    15:30 ~

    The Vision for the Future

    SpeakerSohail INAYATULLAH (Inaugural UNESCO Chair in Futures Studies)
    15:30 ~ 16:00
    16:00 ~ 18:00

    Assessment and Tasks of Unification Public Diplomacy

    ModeratorKitae LEE (Director, Peace Research Division, Korea Institute for National Unification(KINU))
    PresentersJong-Chul PARK (Distinguished Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification(KINU)) Hyun-Wook KIM (Professor, Korea National Diplomatic Academy(KNDA))
    DiscussantJohn DELURY (Professor, Yonsei University GSIS) Dong Ryul LEE (Professor, Dongduk Women’s University) Eunbong CHOI (Professor, Ewha Woman’s University)

    Dynamic International Relations on Korean Peninsula

    ModeratorHannes MOSLER (Professor, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany)
    PresentersVirginie GRZELCZYK (Head of School of Social Sciences and Humanities, Aston University, UK) Eric J. BALLBACH (Post-Doctoral Researcher, Institute of Korean Studies, Free University of Berlin, Germany)
    DiscussantEd GRIFFITH (Deputy Head of School, University of Central Lancashire, UK) Hee Kyoung CHANG (Lecturer, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany) Lonnie EDGE (Assistant Professor, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies) Sarah SON (Assistant Professor, University of Sheffield, UK) Marco MILANI (Assistant Professor, University of Bologna, Italy) Nicolas LEVI (Assistant Professor, Institute of Mediterranean and Oriental Cultures, Poland)

    Current Status and Challenges of North Korea Research in Overseas

    ModeratorHyeong Jung PARK (Senior Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification(KINU))
    PresentersJenny TOWN (Fellow, Stimson Center) John NILSSON-WRIGHT (Senior Lecturer, University of Cambridge & Chatham House, UK) Shunji HIRAIWA (Professor, Nanzan University, Japan)
    DiscussantJi Yong ZHENG (Professor, Fudan University, China) Artyom LUKIN (Deputy Director for Research at the School of Regional and International Studies, Far Eastern Federal University, Russia) Sukhoon HONG (Research Fellow, Korea Institute for National Unification(KINU))

    How to Resume the Tour to North Korea?

    Moderator Youngsik KANG (Chairman, South-North Korea Exchanges and Cooperation Support Association)
    PresentersSang Jin SHIM (Professor, Kyonggi University) Yongseok SHIN (Senior Researcher, Korea Culture & Tourism Institute)
    DiscussantGyeongsuk MIN (Executive Vice President for National Tourism, Korea Tourism Organization) Youngdong LEE (Execution Committee Chairperson, Korean Council for Reconciliation and Cooperation) Hae Jung LEE (Manager of Center for Unification and Economics, Hyundai Research Institute) James BANFILL (Visiting Research Fellow, The Institute for Far Eastern Studies, Kyungnam University)

    Working Together for Peace in Korea

    Date : June 19 (Wed.), 2019
    Venue : The Westin Choseon Seoul, Grand Ballroom (1st Floor)

    09:00 ~ 09:30
    09:30 ~ 09:50
    Opening RemarksPAIK Haksoon, President of the Sejong Instiute
    Congratulatory RemarksBAEK Jong Chun, Chairman of the Sejong Instiute
    09:50 ~ 10:20
    Keynote LectureKeynote Speech KIM Yeon Chul, Minister of Unification
    10:20 ~ 10:30

    Coffee Break

    10:30 ~ 12:30

    Peace in Korea, Paeace in Northeast Aisa

    ModeratorKOH Yu-hwan (Professor, Dongkuk University)
    PanelistsCHO Sung-ryul (Senior Research Fellow, Insititute for National Security Strategy) JANNUZI Frank (CEO, Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation) NILSSION-WRIGHT Jogn (Senior Research Fellow, Chatham House) SHI Yinhong (Professor, Renmin University of China)
    12:30 ~ 14:00
    14:00 ~ 16:00

    Prospects and Challenges in Denuclaearization of the Korean Peninsula

    Moderator LEE Jong-seok (Former Minister of Unification)
    Panelists IVASHENTSOV Gleb (Former Russian Ambassador to Korea) KATO Yoichi (Senior Research Fellow, Asia Pacific Initiative) KIM Joonhyung (Professor, Handong University) SIGAL Leon (Director, The Social Science Research Counclil) YANG Xiyu (Senior Research Fellow, China Institute of International Studies)
    16:00 ~ 16:30

    Closing

    The 65th Anniversary of the Korean War Armistice Agreement, Peace and Prosperity on the Korean Peninsula

    Date : June 27 (Wed.), 2018
    Venue : The Shilla Hotel Seoul, Korea

    10:00 ~ 10:30
    ModeratorKIM Sung Kyung (Professor, University of North Korean Studies)
    10:30 ~ 10:50
    Opening RemarksPARK Jae Kyu (President, Kyungnam University)
    Congratulatory RemarksKIM Deog-ryong (Executive Vice-chairperson, National Unification Advisory Council) CHUNG Sye-kyun (Member, National Assembly (Former Speaker, The National Assembly))
    10:50 ~ 11:30
    Keynote Speech CHO Myoung-Gyon (Minister of Unification) - Including Q & A
    11:30 ~ 11:40
    11:40 ~ 13:00
    13:00 ~ 15:00

    Armistice Agreement and Peace on the Korean Peninsula

    Moderator LEE Soo Hyuck (Member, National Assembly (Former Chief ROK Delegate to the Six-Party Talks))
    PanelistsJoseph DETRANI (Professor, Missouri State University (Former US Special Envoy for the Six-Party Talks)) CHEN Dongxiao (President, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies) TANAKA Hitoshi (Chairman, Institute for International Strategy, Japan Research Institute (Former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan)) Alexander FEDOROVSKIY (Head, Research Department for Pacific Studies, IMEMO)
    15:00 ~ 15:20

    Coffee Break

    15:20 ~ 17:50

    New Economic Map of the Korean Peninsula and Cooperation from Neighboring Countries

    ModeratorLEE Sangman (Professor Emeritus, Chung-Ang University)
    PresentersLEE Joo Tae (Director General for Inter-Korean Exchange and Cooperation, Ministry of Unification) : "The Korean Government’s New Economic Map of the Korean Peninsula" LIM Eul-chul (Professor, Institute for Far East Studies of Kyungnam University) : "Cooperating with Neighboring States for the New Economic Map of the Korean Peninsula" Tamara G. TROYAKOVA (Head, Department of International Studies, Far Eastern Federal University) : "Korea-Russia Cooperation for the New Economic Map of the Korean Peninsula" ZHANG Huizhi (Director, Institute of DPRK and ROK of Jilin University) : "Korea-China Cooperation for the New Economic Map of the Korean Peninsula"
    DiscussantCHO Bong-hyun (Assistant Director, IBK Economic Research Institute) LEE Seog-ki (Senior Fellow, Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade) Jean H. LEE (Director, Hyundai Motor-Korea Foundation Center for Korean History and Public Policy, Woodrow Wilson Center) IJUIN Atsushi (Lead Economist, Japan Center for Economic Research)
    18:00 ~

    Dinner Reception Hosted by President PARK Jae-Kyu

    New Paths to Peace on the Korean Peninsula through International Cooperation

    Date : October 17 (Tue), 2017 / 08:30 ~ 16:00
    Venue : The Westin Chosun Seoul, Korea
    Organizers : The Asan Institute for Policy Studies

    08:30 ~ 09:30
    09:30 ~ 09:40
    Opening RemarksChaibong Hahm (The Asan Institute for Policy Studies)
    Congratulatory RemarksJae Kyu Park (Kyungnam University)
    09:40 ~ 10:00
    Keynote SpeechMyoung-Gyon Cho (Ministry of Unification)
    10:00 ~ 10:05

    Coffee Break

    10:05 ~ 11:35

    Paths to Peace on the Korean Peninsula

    ModeratorChaibong Hahm (The Asan Institute for Policy Studies)
    PanelistsIan Anthony (Stockholm International Peace Research Institute) Rexon Ryu (The Asia Group, LLC) Gyoung-bin Ko (The Peace Foundation) Hideshi Tokuchi (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies) Feng Zhu (Nanjing University)
    11:35 ~ 13:00
    Luncheon사Gwan-pyo Nam (Office of National Security)
    13:00 ~ 14:30

    North Korea's Challenge beyond the Korean Peninsula and International Cooperation

    ModeratorPhilip Stephens (Financial Times / Robert Bosch Academy)
    Panelists John Everard (Former British Ambassador to DPRK) Bong-Geun Jun (Korea National Diplomatic Academy) Keng Yong Ong (S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, NTU) Evans Revere (The Brookings Institution) Hitoshi Tanaka (The Japan Research Institute, Ltd.)

    Peace and Unification of the Korean Peninsula: Comprehensive Approaches

    Date : November 14 (Mon), 2016
    Venue : Dynasty Hall, Shilla Hotel, Seoul
    Organizers : Korean Association for North Korean Studies, Yonsei Institute for North Korean Studies

    10:00 ~ 10:20
    Opening RemarksWoo Young Lee (President, The Korean Association of North Korean Studies)
    Welcome RemarksJungmin Seo (Director, Yonsei Institute for North Korean Studies)
    Congratulatory RemarksYong-Hak Kim (President, Yonsei University)
    10:00 ~ 10:30
    Keynote SpeechYong-pyo Hong, (Minister of the Ministry of Unification)
    10:30 ~ 10:40

    Coffee Break

    10:40 ~ 12:10

    International Environment for Korean Unification and Peace in Northeast Asia

    ModeratorChung-in Moon (Distinguished Senior Researcher, Yonsei Institute for North Korean Studies )
    Panelists Kihl-jae Ryoo (The Former Minister, the Ministry of Unification) Gareth Evans (The Former Australian Foreign Minister) Christopher Hill (The Former US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs)
    12:10 ~ 13:30
    13:30 ~ 15:20

    Changes in North Korea and the Future of the Korean Peninsula

    ModeratorDal-joong Chang, (Professor Emeritus, Seoul National University)
    PanelistsRobert King (The Special Envoy for North Korean Human Rights Issues) Taehee Whang (Professor, Yonsei University) Zongze Ruan (Vice President, China Institute of International Studies) John Everard (The Former British Ambassador to North Korea) Françoise Nicolas (Senior Research Fellow and Director, Center for Asian Studies, IFRI)
    15 : 20 ~ 15 : 40
    15:40 ~ 17:30

    Denuclearization of North Korea, Peace on the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asian Cooperation

    ModeratorDae-seok Choi (Professor, Ewha Womans University)
    PanelistsSeong-Ok Yoo (Former President, Institute for National Security Strategy / President, Gyeongnam Development Institute) Leon Sigal (Director, Social Science Research Council (SSRC)) Kaisheng Li (Professor of Institute of International Relations of the Shanghai Academy of Social Science) Junya Nishino (Director, Center for Contemporary Korean Studies, Keio University) Gleb Ivashentsov (The Former Russian Ambassador to South Korea)

    70 Years of Division: Past, Present, and Future on the Korean Peninsula

    Date : June 30 (Tue), 2015
    Venue : Dynasty Hall, Shilla Hotel, Seoul
    Organizers : The Institute for Far Eastern Studies

    10:00 ~ 10:20
    Opening Remarks박재규 (경남대 총장)
    Congratulatory Remarks주철기 (청와대 외교안보수석)
    10:20 ~ 10:50
    Keynote Speech크리스토퍼 힐 (덴버대 국제대학원 원장)
    홍용표 (통일부 장관)
    12:00 ~ 13:30
    13:30 ~ 15:30

    한반도 미래와 동아시아의 질서

    Moderator선준영 (경남대 석좌교수)
    Presenters프랭크 자누지 (맨스필드재단 대표)
    알렉산더 제빈 (러시아 과학아카데미 한국연구센터 소장)
    Discussant존 에버라드 (前 주북한 영국대사)
    준야 니시노 (게이오대 교수)
    제임스 퍼슨 (우드로윌슨센터 역사·공공정책프로그램 부소장)
    15:30 ~ 15:50

    Coffee Break

    15:50 ~ 17:50

    한반도의 통일 미래상과 국제 Moderator의 협력

    Moderator이수훈 (경남대 교수)
    Presenters천해성 (통일부 통일정책실장)
    루디거 프랭크 (비엔나대 교수)
    프랑수아즈 니콜라 (프랑스 국제관계연구소 아시아센터 소장)
    크리스찬 바그너 (독일 국제안보문제연구원 선임연구위원)
    Discussant레셰크 브진스키 (호주국립대 교수)
    빌라하리 카우시칸 (싱가포르 외교부 무임소 대사 및 정책고문)
    바실리 미헤예프 (러시아과학아카데미 세계경제 및 국제관계연구소 부소장)
    쑤하오 (중국외교학원 전략평화연구센터 소장)

    Trust, Peace, Prosperity: Path to Korean Unification

    Date : September 20 (Thu), 2014
    Venue : Ruby Hall, Shilla Hotel, Seoul
    Organizers : The East Asia Institute

    10:30 ~ 11:00
    10:30 ~ 11:10
    Opening Remarks이숙종 (EAI 원장)
    11:10 ~ 11:30
    Keynote Speech류길재 (통일부)
    11:30 ~ 11:50
    Moderator이숙종 (EAI 원장)
    12:00 ~ 13:20
    13:20 ~ 15:00

    동아시아 세력구조 재편과 한반도 통일의 함의

    Moderator하영선 (EAI 이사장)
    Presenters후지와라 기이치 (도쿄대 교수, 일본)
    프랭크 자누지 (맨스필드재단 사무총장, 미국)
    바실리 미헤예프 (국제경제 및 국제관계연구소(IMEMO) 부원장, 러시아)
    리 난 (중국 Moderator과학원 연구원, 중국)
    Discussant전재성 (EAI 아시아안보연구센터 소장, 서울대 교수, 한국)
    제임스 코튼 (뉴사우스웨일스대 교수, 오스트레일리아)
    베리 데스커 (난양기술대(RSIS) 학장, 싱가포르)
    15:00 ~ 15:20

    Coffee Break

    15:20 ~ 17:10

    한반도 신뢰 프로세스의 성과 및 과제

    Moderator장달중 (서울대 명예교수)
    Presenters한스-울리히 자이트 (독일외교부 감사관, 전 주한 독일 대사, 독일)
    유호열 (고려대 교수, 한국)
    Discussant존 에버라드 (전 주북한 영국 대사, 영국)
    김기웅 (통일부 통일정책실장, 한국)
    프랑수와즈 니콜라 (프랑스 국제관계연구소(IFRI) 아시아센터 국장, 프랑스)
    게오르기 톨로라야 (루스키미르재단 아시아·아프리카 국장, 러시아)

    The Korean Peninsula Trust-building Process: challenges and opportunities

    Date : November 20 (Wed), 2013
    Venue : Orchid Room, Westin Chosun Hotel
    Organizers : The Asan Isntitute for Policy Studies

    08:30 ~ 09:30
    09:30 ~ 09:40
    Welcome Remarks함재봉 (아산정책연구원)
    09:40 ~ 10:20
    Keynote Speech류길재 (통일부)
    10:20 ~ 10:30

    Coffee Break

    10:30 ~ 11:45

    변화하는 국제 환경 속에서의 남북관계

    Presenters함재봉 (아산정책연구원)
    존 아이켄베리 (프린스턴대학교)
    왕이조우 (베이징대학교)
    11:45 ~ 13:30
    Luncheon사이흥구 (前 국무총리)
    13:30 ~ 15:10

    한반도 신뢰 프로세스

    Moderator최강 (아산정책연구원)
    Presenters빅터 차 (국제전략문제연구소)
    추수롱 (칭화대학교)
    천해성 (통일부)
    바실리 미헤예프 (러시아국제경제-국제관계연구소)
    라스-안드레 리히터 (나우만재단)
    토고 카주히코 (교토산업대학교)
    15:10 ~ 15:30

    Coffee Break

    15:30 ~ 17:10

    통일외교 국제적 네트워크의 제도화

    Moderator봉영식 (아산정책연구원)
    Presenters존 에버라드 (유엔 안전보장이Moderator 대북제재자문관, 전 주북한 영국대사)
    이강우 (통일부) / 미치시타 나루시게 (일본국립정책대학원)
    스콧 스나이더 (미국외교협회)
    브렌단 테일러 (호주국립대학교)
    주펑 (베이징대학교)

    Peace and Unification - Discussion on the Korean Peninsula

    Date : November 13 (Tue), 2012
    Venue : Dynasty Hall, Shilla Hotel, Seoul
    Organizers : Ilmin International Relations Institute

    08:30 ~ 09:30
    09:30 ~ 10:00
    Opening Remarks한승주 (KGF 의장; 前 외교통상부 장관)
    Welcome Remarks류우익 (통일부장관)
    10:00 ~ 12:00
    통일석학 강연자제임스 스타인버그 (前 미 국무부 부장관; 시라큐스대학 맥스웰스쿨 학장)
    12:00 ~ 14:00
    Speech이흥구 (前 국무총리)
    14:00 ~ 16:00

    한반도 통일의 필요성에 관한 세계적 시각

    Moderator유호열 (코리아정책연구원 원장; 고려대학교 북한학과 교수)
    Presenters 스콧 스나이더 (미국 외교협회(CFR), 한미정책연구센터 소장 (미국))
    기이치 후지와라 (일본 동경대학교 교수 (일본))
    알렉산더 페도로프스키 (러시아 세계경제국제관계연구소(MEMO) 아태센터장 (러시아))
    리처드 후 (중국 홍콩대 교수 (중국))
    16:00 ~ 16:20

    Coffee Break

    16:20 ~ 18:20

    통일외교 국제적 네트워크의 제도화

    Moderator존 에버라드 (유엔 안전보장이Moderator 대북제재 자문관; 前 주북한 영국 대사 (영국))
    Presenters 신성호 (서울대학교 국제대학원 교수)
    파트릭 쾰너 (독일 세계 및 지역 연구소 아시아연구원(GIGA) 원장 (독일))
    제임스 코튼 (호주 뉴사우스웨일스대학교 국가방위아카데미 교수 (호주))
    로돌포 세버리노 (싱가포르 동남아연구(ISEAS) 산하 ASEAN 연구소 소장, 前 아세안 사무총장 (아세안/필리핀))

    Searching for Solutions to the Korean Question

    Date : September 1 (Thu), 2011
    Venue : Shilla Hotel, Seoul
    Organizers : Ilmin International Relations Institute

    The Korean Question in a Regional and Global Context

    Date : September 9 (Thu), 2010
    Venue : Shilla Hotel, Seoul
    Organizers : Ilmin International Relations Institute

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