“New World Disorder”Date April 30(Tue.)–May 1(Wed.), 2013 | Place The Grand Hyatt Hotel, Seoul

Updated as of April 25 (Note: Agenda is subject to change)

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Hahm ChaibongThe Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Stephen KrasnerStanford University

Regency Room

Regency Room

Registration08:30-09:30

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Hahm ChaibongThe Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Douglas Paal Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Jia QingguoPeking University

James SteinbergSyracuse University

Tanaka AkihikoJapan International Cooperation Agency

Regency Room(English/Korean)

Break10:10-10:15

Lunch11:30-12:30

Plenary Session I10:15-11:30

Opening Ceremony09:30-10:10

Opening Remarks

Keynote Address

New World Disorder

Day1

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Session 1

Christopher NelsonSamuels International Associates, Inc.

Walter LohmanHeritage Foundation

Chung Jae HoSeoul National University

James LindsayCouncil on Foreign Relations

Shen DingliFudan University

12:30-13:45 Regency Room(English/Korean)

Joseph SternbergThe Wall Street Journal Asia

Jennifer OhEwha Womans University

Mo JongrynThe Asan Institute for Policy Studies; Yonsei University

Natalia SoebagjoUniversity of Indonesia

Yang XuedongChina Center for Comparative Economics and Politics

Grand BallroomⅠ

Session 112:30-13:45

US Pivot to Asia

The Impact of Crisis on Asian Capitalism

Day1

Kurt CampbellThe Asia Group

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Session 1

Lee Chang JaeKorea Institute for International Economic Policy

Nakajima TomoyoshiEconomic Research Institute for Northeast Asia

Ahn DukgeunSeoul National University

Gilbert RozmanPrinceton University

Zhao QuanshengAmerican University

12:30-13:45 Grand BallroomⅢ

Neil RobinsonRAND Europe

Richard FalkenrathCouncil on Foreign Relations

James SteinbergSyracuse University

Eneken Tikk-RingasIISS-Middle East

Regency Room (English/Korean)

Break13:45-14:00

Session 214:00-15:15

East Asian Economic Regionalism

Cyber Security

Day1

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Session 2

Toby DaltonCarnegie Endowment for International Peace

Bruce KlingnerHeritage Foundation

Jun Bong-GeunKorea National Diplomatic Academy

Richard WeitzHudson Institute

14:00-15:15 Grand BallroomⅠ

Session 2

Raelyn CampbellBill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Baek Buhm-sukThe Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Abraham KimKorea Economic Institute

Greg ScarlatoiuU.S. Committee for Human Rights in North Korea

14:00-15:15 Grand BallroomⅢ

Break15:15-15:30

Nuclear Northeast Asia

Human Security in North Korea

Day1

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Session 3

Scott SnyderCouncil on Foreign Relations

Victor ChaCenter for Strategic and International Studies

Doug BandowCato Institute

Kim Tae-hyoSungkyunkwan University

Shen DingliFudan University

15:30-16:45 Regency Room (English/Korean)

Session 3

John Swenson-WrightUniversity of Cambridge

T.J. PempelUniversity of California, Berkeley

Kent CalderThe Johns Hopkins University

Soeya YoshihideKeio University

Igor TombergInstitute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences

15:30-16:45 Grand BallroomⅠ

Challenges for the ROK-US Alliance

Security Crisis and Trade Disputes

Day1

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Session 3

Jang Ji-HyangThe Asan Institute for Policy Studies

John CalabreseMiddle East Institute

Kayhan BarzegarInstitute for Middle East Studies, Tehran

Khalid Abdulla Al Bu-AinnainInstitute for Near East and Gulf Military Analysis

Sinan ÜlgenCenter for Economics and Foreign Policy Studies

15:30-16:45 Grand BallroomⅢ

Plenary Session II17:00-18:15

Break16:45-17:00

Gala Dinner19:00-21:00

The Gala Dinner is open to speakers, overseas participants, and special invited guests only.

Grand BallroomII

Reception18:15-19:00

Philip StephensThe Financial Times

Evans RevereBrookings Institution

Pan ZhenqiangChina Reform Forum

Michael SchifferU.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations

Ed FeulnerThe Heritage Foundation

Choi KangKorea National Diplomatic Academy

Regency Room (English/Korean)

Syria and the International Community

Evolving New World Order in East Asia

Dinner Speech

Day1

James Steinberg Syracuse University

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Session 4

Christopher NelsonSamuels International Associates, Inc.

Mark ManyinCongressional Research Service

Bong YoungshikThe Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Pan ZhenqiangChina Reform Forum

Tatsumi Yuki Stimson Center

09:00-10:15 Regency Room(English/Korean)

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

David BradyHoover Institution

Hahrie HanWellesley College

Christophe CrombezStanford University

Kim JiyoonThe Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Kohno MasaruWaseda University

Grand BallroomⅠ

Registration08:00-09:00

Confronting History in East Asia

Stability and Change in Post-Crisis Party Systems

Day2

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Session 4

David ShorrThe Stanley Foundation

Ahn Ho-Young

Thomas WrightThe Brookings Institution

Zhu Liqun

09:00-10:15 Grand BallroomⅢ

Break10:15-10:30

Plenary Session III10:30-11:45

Networking Luncheon11:45-14:00

Philip StephensThe Financial Times

Bark TaehoMinistry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea

Kwon GoohoonGoldman Sachs

Guy SormanThe Manhattan Institute

Yang Baoyun Peking University

Regency Room (English/Korean)

How is the G-20 Dealing with Disorder?

Crisis and Reform of Global Capitalism

Day2

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Session 5

Anthony NelsonUS-ASEAN Business Council

Ren XiaoFudan University

Hong KyudokSookmyung Women’s University

Huang Kwei-BoNational Chengchi University

Yamaguchi NoboruThe National Defense Academy of Japan

14:00-15:15 Regency Room (English/Korean)

Shin Chang-HoonThe Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Su HaoChina Foreign Affairs University

Alan RombergStimson Center

Kotani TetsuoThe Japan Institute of International Affairs

Tran Truong ThuyDiplomatic Academy of Vietnam

Grand BallroomⅠ

Sources of Instability in East Asia

Maritime Security

Day2

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Session 5

A. Greer MeiselsThe Wilson Center

Liu LinAcademy of Military Science

Satu LimayeEast-West Center in Washington

Francesco ManciniInternational Peace Institute

Nguyen Hung SonDiplomatic Academy of Vietnam

Rizal SukmaCentre for Strategic and International Studies, Jakarta

14:00-15:15 Grand BallroomⅢ

Session 6

Lucy WilliamsonBBC

Cheng XiaoheRenmin University

Bruce BennettRAND Corporation

Nicholas EberstadtAmerican Enterprise Institute

Miyake KuniThe Canon Institute for Global Studies

Shin BeomchulKorea Institute for Defense Analyses

15:30-16:45 Regency Room (English/Korean)

Break15:15-15:30

China and ASEAN

Refugees and Neighbors

Day2

Session 6

Satu Limaye East-West Center in Washington

Lee JaehyonThe Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Toh Kin WoonPenang Institute

David ChanceThomson Reuters

Christopher WalkerNational Endowment for Democracy

15:30-16:45 Grand BallroomⅠ

Session 6

Han IntaekJeju Peace Institute

Christian BergerEuropean External Action Service

Mohammad Elhalawani Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt, Republic of Korea

Ellen LaipsonStimson Center

15:30-16:45 Grand BallroomⅢ

Break16:45-17:00

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Democracies in Southeast Asia

The Post-Arab Spring Leadership Deficit

Day2

Plenary Session IV

Simon LongThe Economist

Carl GershmanNational Endowment for Democracy

Morris FiorinaStanford University

Yukon HuangCarnegie Endowment for International Peace

Charles KupchanGeorgetown University

Lee KeunSeoul National University

17:00-18:15 Regency Room (English/Korean)

Closing Dinner Reception18:30-20:30 Grand BallroomII

Closing Remarks18:15-18:30

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Democracy and Economic Crisis

Day2