Participants - KF · 2011. 12~2012.1 ‘Jump’ 8 cities tour in China 2011. 9 ‘Jump’ 3 cities tour in Colombia (Manizales International Theatre Festival Official Invitation)

| Participants |(Listed Alphabetically by Surname)

International Symposium 2012

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CHO Byung KooKorea

Executive DirectorKorea Development Institute

Email: [email protected] / [email protected]

CHOI Jae keun Korea

PresidentSilkroad Foundation

Email: [email protected]

Dr. Byung Koo Cho is Executive Director of the Office of Management and Administration at Korea DevelopmentInstitute. After getting his Ph.D. degree in Sociology at the University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign in 1991, hejoined the KDI and has been working there for 21 years. His major research areas are social capital, economicsociology, east Asian integration, national competitiveness, etc.

EDUCATIONFeb. 1968 Graduated from Chonju-high schoolFeb. 1975 Graduated from the College of Law, Chongju University, Chongju, KoreaMay. 1977-78 Studied at London University, School of Slavonic and East-European StudiesAug. 1988 Graduated from the Graduate School of Public Administration, Seoul National University, Seoul,

Korea(M.A.)CAREERJan. 1975 Joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs(MOFA)Feb. 1980 Third Secretary, Korean Embassy in the Republic of UgandaNov. 1981 Consul, Korean Consulate General in Honolulu, U.S.A.Dec. 1987 First Secretary, Korean Embassy in the Republic of PakistanJan. 1991 First Secretary, Korean Embassy in the Republic of ItalyJan. 1994 Director for Overseas Missions Division, Office of Planning and Management, MOFAFeb. 1995 Director for Planning and Budget, Office of Planning and Management, MOFADec. 1995 Consul, Korean Consulate General in New York, U.S.A.Dec. 1998 Counsellor, Consul General,Korean Embassy in the Russian FederationSep. 2001 Deputy Inspector-General, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and TradeAug. 2002 Consul-General, Korean Consulate General in Vladivostok, RussiaSep. 2005 Ambassodor for Pusan APEC Preparotory committeeMar 2006 Consul-General, Korean Consulate General in St. Petersburg, RussiaJun. 2008 Retired from MOFASep. 2008 Group Advisor,GoldenBridge Finance Group(-2011.2)Mar. 2011 Senior Advisor for International Economy&Trade,Chungcheoungbuk-doApr. 2011 Chairman,SilkRoad Foundation, Seoul,KoreaAWARDSDec. 1995 Order of Service Merit (Green Stripes 녹조근정훈장)Jun. 2008 Order of Service Merit (Yellow Stripes 황조근정훈장)FAMILY Married with one son and one daughter

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CHOI KangKorea

President of IFANSNational Diplomatic Academy


Dr. Kang CHOI is a Professor at the Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security, Ministry of Foreign Affairsand Trade. Before joining the IFANS, Dr. CHOI worked at the Korea Institute of Defense Analyses (KIDA) fromJune 1992 to June 1998 and from November 2002 to March 2005. When he was at KIDA, Dr. CHOI assumedvarious posts, including Chief Executive Officer of the Task Force on Current Defense Issues, Director ofInternational Arms Control, Director of Security and Arms Control Environment, and editor of Korean Journal ofDefense Analysis. From 1998 to 2002, he served in the National Security Council as Senior Director for PolicyPlanning and Coordination. Dr. CHOI holds various advisory posts, including Presidential Commission forNortheast Asian Peace and Prosperity Initiative, Association of National Intelligence Studies, and Inter-KoreanDialogue Agency, East Asia Foundation, and Institute of Foreign Policy Analysis. Dr. CHOI has conducted morethan 70 research projects in the field of arms control, crisis/consequence management, the ROK-US alliance, andNorth Korean military issues. Professor CHOI has published many articles including “An Approach toward aCommon Form of Defense White Paper,” “International Arms Control and Inter-Korean Arms Control,” “Inter-Korean Arms Control and Implications for the USFK,” “Future ROK-US Security Alliance,” “ A New Approachtoward Inter-Korean Arms Control,” and “North Korea’s Intensions and Strategies on Nuclear Games.” Dr. CHOIreceived his Ph.D. in political science from the Ohio State University in 1991, his M.A. from the University ofWisconsin-Madison in 1985, and his B.A. from Kyunghee University in 1983.

CHOI Young Jong Korea

ProfessorThe Catholic University of Korea


Young Jong Choi is a Professor of International Studies Division at the Catholic University of Korea. He receivedhis Ph D in political science from University of Washington at Seattle. He wrote extensively on regional integration,international institutions, and Korea’s foreign policy. The list includes, “South Korea’s Regional Strategy and MiddlePower Activism,” Journal of East Asian Affairs 23:1 (2009), “Northeast Asian Regional Integration,” The KoreanJournal of International Studies, 47:5 (2007), “A Rise of Regionalist Ideas in East Asia: New East AsianRegionalism and Pax America,” Dominguez and Byung-Kook Kim, eds., Between Compliance and Conflict (NewYork: Routledge, 2006).”East Asian Regionalism and South Korea’s FTA Strategy,” The Korean Journal ofInternational Relations, 44:5 (2004). He is currently an advisor to the Ministry of Unification.


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CHUN Chaesung Korea

ProfessorSeoul National University


Chaesung CHUN is Professor at the Department of International Relations in Seoul National University, majoring ininternational relations theory and security relations in East Asia. He is also a director of Asian Security Initiative ofEast Asia Institute. He is a member of Advisory Committee for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and theMinistry of Reunification. He was a visiting professor at Keio University in Tokyo from 2010-2011. He received hisMA degree from the Seoul National University, and Ph.D. degree from Northwestern University in the field ofInternational Relations Theory. Major books and articles include Theorizing East Asian Relations (2011), Is PoliticsMoral?: Reinhold Niebuhr’s Trascendental Realism (2012), “A Study on the Formation of European Modern StatesSystem,” “Critique of constructivism from the perspective of postmodernism and realism,” “The Rise of NewPowers and the Responding Strategies of Other Countries.”

CULL Nicholas UK

Professor of Public Diplomacy Director of the Master’s Program in Public DiplomacyUSC Center on Public Diplomacy, USA


Nick Cull is professor of public diplomacy at the University of Southern California where he directs the master’sprogram in public diplomacy. He is originally from Britain. He has written widely on the role of communication ininternational relations, as a historian. His books include a series of works on the history of US public diplomacy:The Cold War and the United States Information Agency: American Propaganda and Public Diplomacy, 1945-1989(2008) and the forthcoming The Decline and fall of the United States Information Agency: American PublicDiplomacy, 1989-2001 (2012). He has provided training for several foreign ministries around the world includedthose of Mexico, Canada, Switzerland, India and South Africa and is a regular contributor to the StrategicCommunication Symposium offered by the US Navy’s Naval Postgraduate School. He has worked closely with theBritish Council. He is president of the International Association of for Media and History and editor of the Journal ofPlace Branding and Public Diplomacy.


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HAN Byung-Jin Korea

ProfessorDepartment of Political Science and International RelationsKeimyung University


HAN Byung-Jin is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Keimyung University in Daegu,Korea. He has written widely on the politics of dictatorship, collective behaviors, and post-communist transition. Hispublications include: “Rationalist Theory of State Building and its Implication for the Korean State Building in theTraditional Era,” The Korean Journal of Area Studies (2010), “A Study of Regime Durability in North Korea,”National Strategy (2009), and “Political Change in Korean Electoral Authoritarianism,” Journal of Korean PoliticalSociety (2009). He is currently working on the authoritarian breakdown process from the perspective of criticalphenomena and its implications for North Korea. Dr. Han received a B.A. and M.A. in International Relations fromSeoul National University and his Ph.D. in Political Science from the State University of New York at Buffalo.

HAHN Choong-hee Korea

Director-General for Cultural AffairsMinistry of Foreign Affairs and Trade

Hahn Choong-hee is Director-General for Cultural Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign and Trade. As a careerdiplomat, his areas of expertise include North Korean nuclear affairs, nuclear non-proliferation, regional architecturesurrounding the Korean Peninsula and the Northeast Asia, and ROK-US relations. Mr. Hahn served as the ROKSous-Sherpa and Spokesman for the 2012 Seoul Nuclear Security Summit at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs andTrade. Prior to this position, he served as Director-General for Human Resources (2010), Deputy Director-Generalfor North Korean Nuclear Affairs (2007-2008), Director for North American Affairs (2005-2007), and acting Directorfor Policy and DPRK at KEDO (Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization) in New York (2002-2005).He also served at Korean Embassies in Washington, D.C. (1991-1994), Lagos (1994-1996), Vienna (1999-2002),and Paris (2008-2010). Mr. Hahn received a M.A. in international relations from University of Pennsylvania, andB.A. in French from Seoul National University. He also studied at University of Paris I (Pantheon-Sorbonne).


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Producer2011. 5~ International program director in 2012 Yeosu Expo Ocean Stage Festival2011. 12~2012.1 ‘Jump’ 8 cities tour in China2011. 9 ‘Jump’ 3 cities tour in Colombia (Manizales International Theatre Festival Official Invitation)2011. 5 Virtual Reality Technology ‘VR Break Out’ Premier2011. 5~6 ‘Jump’ NY Off-Broadway2010. 9 ‘Jump’, ‘Break Out’, ‘The Puppet City’ at Thames Festival, London, UK (3 successive years

since 2008)2010. 4 ‘Jump’ in Taipei, Taiwan2010.3~4 ‘Beak Out’ in Bogota & Villavicencio, Colombia (Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro de Bogota)2010. 3 ‘Jump’ in Istanbul, Turkey2010. 2 ‘Jump’ in Rotterdam, Netherlands2009. 12 ‘Jump’ in Hong Kong2009. 11 ‘Jump’ at Peacock Theatre, London, UK (4 successive years since 2006)2009. 9 ‘Jump’ in Singapore2009. 8 ‘Jump’ in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia2008. 12 ‘Jump’ in Moscow, Russia2008. 9~11 ‘Break Out’ Off-Broadway launching at Union Square Theatre, NY, USA2008. 10 ‘Jump’ in Bangkok, Thailand2008. 3 ‘Jump’ in Bahrain2007.9~2008.7 ‘Jump’ at Union Square Theatre in NY, USA (Performed 350 shows)2007. 8 ‘Break Out’ Edinburgh Festival Fringe, UK (Box Office No.1/Cavalcade Best Walking Group

Winner)2007. 4 ‘Break Out’ Premiere at Peacock Theatre in London, UK2006. 12 ‘Jump’ Royal Variety Performance2006. 8 ‘Jump’, ‘The Puppet City’ Edinburgh Festival Fringe, UK (‘Jump’: Box Office No.1/Comedy

Award)Manager of planning2005.8~2006.4 1-year-long Opening Festival of Seongnam Arts Centre2000.6~2005.7 Seoul Drum Festival (from 2nd to 6th , hosted by the Korean government)2003~2005 Hi Seoul Festival from (1st to 3rd ,hosted by the Korean government)Others2008~ Adjunct professor of the college of Culture Contents in Konkuk University2008~ International Exchange consultant in Korea Arts Management ServiceAwards2009.12 Presidential commendation (in recognition of exportation of cultural items and improvement of

the national brand image)2003 Received the honored badge of 2002 FIFA World Cup from the Minister of Culture2002 Commendation from the Mayor of Seoul (in recognition of the effort for successful Hi Seoul

Festival & Seoul Drum Festival, and improvement of the brand image of the city of Seoul)

HAN Kyung-ah Korea

CEO, Show & Arts Inc.Professor, Konkuk University



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KANG Kuk-Jin Korea

JournalistSeoul Daily


KIM Dong-YuleKorea

ProfessorDepartment of Management of TechnologySeogang University

Dr. Kim Dong Yule is currently the professor for MOT graduate school of Sogang University, Before joined hiscareer around academic area, he built a valuable career in journalism. From 1986 - 1996, he was a news reporterfor Kyunghyang Shinmun in Seoul, where he worked as a police, political, and business reporter for more than tenyears. Dr. Kim earned his Ph.D. in Journalism& Mass Communications from University of South Carolina, USA

Kuk-Jin Kang is a local news reporter for the Seoul daily. He is also a reporter accredited to Seoul City Hall. Hereceived his MA from Sungkyunkwan University’s Graduate School of Governance (GSG) as currently candidatePh.D at the School. He is the co-author of books including Police Reform(2006) and Dignity of Nation andJournalism Diplomacy(2010) and also he is the author of articles including The Politicized Policy and PolicyDiscourse: A Case Study of Media Discourse about ‘Tax Relief for the Rich’ and ‘Gloomy Science’ or Careful Policy – Analysis on Competitive Discourse on the Financial Health Argument.

HONG Kiwon Korea

Assistant ProfessorGraduate School of Public Policy and Industry Sookmyung Women’s University


Kiwon Hong is an assistant professor of cultural policy in the Graduate School of Public Policy and Industry atSookmyung Women’s University. Prior to joining the university she had served in public sector as researchspecialist in cultural policy for the Korea Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism (Korea Culture and TourismInstitute). She has presented scholarly papers on international cultural exchange policy in various conferencessuch as World Summit on Culture and ICCPR (International Conference on Cultural Policy Research). Her interestin cultural policy from international context is reflected in her works with ASEF, UNESCO, and IFACCA. She isauthor of Korean Cultural Policy Profile in World CP (International Database of Cultural Policies). Her researchinterests are policy evaluation, cultural diplomacy, and cultural diversity.


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KIM Moon-HwanKorea

ProfessorAesthetics DepartmentSeoul National University


KIM Myongsob Korea

ProfessorDepartment of Political Science and International RelationsYonsei University


Professor Myongsob KIM teaches at Yonsei University. He has published academic articles in many journals suchas International Political Science Review, Issues & Studies, Korea Journal, Korean Journal of Defense Analysis,Korea Observer, Korean Journal of International Relations, Korean Political Science Review, and many others. Hehas also translated several books into Korean, among them Zbigniew Brzezinski’s recent trilogy and Colin Flint’sGeopolitics. He authored History of Atlantic Civilization and co-authored many books such as: War and Peace inEast Asia, Northeast Asia and the Two Koreas.

Moon-Hwan Kim(born in 1944) is Emeritus Professor of Seoul National University since 2010. Since 1984 he hasbeen professor of Department of Aesthetics at the Seoul National University. He received his Ph.D. in 1983 at theUniversity of Frankfurt am Main and Th.D. in 2005 at the Sungkonghoe University in Seoul. He has been a visitingand guest professor at the Tokyo University(1991-2002), the Keio University(1999), and also at the RitsumeikanUniversity(2006).From 1986 until 1988 he has been a supervisor for the Opening & Closing Ceremony of Seoul OlympiadOrganizing Committee. From 1989 until 1994 he has been Vice Chairman and Member of the PresidentialCommission for 21st Century. From 1994 until 1996 he has been the Director of Institute for Culture and ArtsResearch at Seoul National University. From 1996 until 1999 he has been the President of Korean Cultural PolicyInstitute(affiliated to Ministry of Culture).He also has been working as a theatre critic. He was the President of Korean Society for Theatre Studies andPresident of Korean Society for Performing Arts Critics.Since 1992 he has taken part in IAA(International Association for Aesthetics) activities as a member and anexecutive member. From 2000 to 2004 he was the President of Korean Society for Aesthetics.He received National Medal for the cultural contribution. He has published numerous books and articles written inKorean, Japanese and English.


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KIM Ki-JungKorea

ProfessorDepartment of Political Science and International StudiesYonsei University


Ki-Jung KIM is Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Studies, Yonsei University, hasbeen teaching and conducting researches in the field of International Relations, East Asian International History,and Korea’s Foreign Policy. He received Ph.D. from the University of Connecticut in 1989. He served as policyadvisor for the Korean government: for Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Unification, and National Defenseduring 2004~2008. He was vice-president for Student Affairs and Director of Institute of East-West Studies atYonsei University. He has written many books and articles on Northeast Asian regional politics, American foreignpolicy, and peace governance on the Korean peninsula, including Historical Roots of America’s Engagement inEast Asia (2003); Sketching Our Time in 1800 Words (2011); “130 Years of Korean-American Relations:Fluctuating History of Korea’s Coalition with US” (2011); “US-ROK Alliance in Transition” (2008); and “The US andEast Asian Regional Order” (2008). Current research topics focus on Culture and International Relations, PublicDiplomacy, and Building Peaceful Order in Northeast Asia.

KIM Sung-hanKorea

Vice MinisterMinistry of Foreign Affairs and Trade

H.E. Kim Sung-han has been serving as a Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade since February 2012. Hismain responsibility includes multilateral diplomacy such as development cooperation, international organizationsand international legal affairs. Before he joined the Foreign Ministry, he taught international relations at theGraduate School of International Studies of Korea University. His academic interests range from the Korea-U.S.relations to international security policies. He was a member of the Presidential Commission for National SecurityReview and the Presidential Commission for Defense Reform. He earned Ph.D in Political Science from theUniversity of Texas at Austin, U.S.A.


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KIM SunhyukKorea

ProfessorDepartment of Public AdministrationKorea University


Professor Sunhyuk Kim is Professor in the Department of Public Administration at Korea University, Seoul, Korea.He has been Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Southern California,Visiting Professor at the Center for European Studies at Harvard University, and Research Fellow at the Center forInternational Security and Cooperation at Stanford University. He is the author of The Politics of Democratization inKorea: The Role of Civil Society and Economic Crisis and Dual Transition in Korea: A Case Study in ComparativePerspective. He has also published numerous journal articles and book chapters. His most recently publishedjournal articles include “Solidarity as a Unifying Idea in Building an East Asian Community: Toward an Ethos ofCollective Responsibility” (2012), “Civil Society and Local Activism in South Korea’s Local Democratization” (2012),“Globalization and National Responses: The Case of Korea” (2011), and “‘Dynamics of Contention’ in DemocraticKorea: The Role of Anti-Americanism” (2011). His research interests include democratization, civil society, publicsector reform, and social policy in Korea and East Asia. He received his B.A. in Economics from Seoul NationalUniversity, Korea and M.A. and Ph.D. in Political Science from Stanford University, USA.

KIM TaehwanKorea

DirectorPublic Diplomacy DepartmentKorea Foundation


Dr. Taehwan Kim is Director of Public Diplomacy Department of the Korea Foundation. Before joining the KoreaFoundation in 2008, he had taught as Research Professor at the Division of International Education of YonseiUniversity since 2002. He has been serving as Managing Director of the East Asia Foundation since itsestablishment in 2005. He is a book review editor for Global Asia. Taehwan Kim graduated from Yonsei University(B.A. and M.A. in Political Science) and received his Ph.D. in Political Science from Columbia University. His recentresearch focus is on comparative political economy of post-socialist transformation and on Korea’s publicdiplomacy. His recent academic works include “Autocratic Resistance to Economic Reforms: Political-EconomicRents and Reform Resistance in Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and North Korea”; “Impassive to Imperial? Russia inNortheast Asia from Yeltsin to Putin”; and “Delegating Property Rights: A Property Rights Approach to EconomicReforms in the Soviet Union, Russia, China and North Korea”.


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KO Jeong-Min Korea

ProfessorArts management MBAHongik University


Dr. Jeong-min Ko is a professor of Culture and Arts at the Hongik University Business School. He also currentlyserves as the president of the Korea Creative Industry Research Institute (KCIRI), a think tank providing researchand consulting services in the fields of creative industry and arts, the knowledge service industry, the “Koreanwave,” and the cultural industry. Before joining the KCIRI, Dr. Ko was a senior researcher at the SamsungEconomic Research Institute (SERI). Prior to this, he also worked at the Samsung Entertainment Group, as theplanning director. Throughout his career, Dr. Ko has published numerous books and academic papers on thecultural/entertainment industry and the “Korean wave.” His books include Cultural Content Management Strategy(2007) and Hallyu Forever (2009).

KWAK Jae Sung Korea

ProfessorGraduate School of Pan-Pacific International StudiesKyunghee University


Professor Jae Sung Kwak is a Professor of International Development at the Graduate School of Pa-PacificInternational Studies, Kyung Hee University. He holds a B.A in Hispanic studies from Seoul National University andhas received a Ph.D. from the University of Liverpool, UK in the area of International Relations of Latin America.His research interests include innovation and development, multilateral development assistance, trans-Pacificeconomic relations, politics in Southern Cone countries. Recently, he has been actively engaged in working withleading international organizations such as Inter-American Development Bank and Asian Development Bank.He iscurrently serving as the Director General of the Institute of International Studies of Kyung Hee University and thevice-president for the Latin American Studies Association of Korea.

KIM WoosangKorea

PresidentThe Korea Foundation

Ambassador Kim Woosang, currently President of the Korea Foundation, has served as the Korean Ambassadorto Australia from May 2008 to August 2011. Dr. Kim received Ph.D. in Political Science from the University ofRochester, USA in 1988. He has researched and taught international politics for more than twenty years asresearch associate at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, and as a professor in the Department of PoliticalScience, Texas A&M University, USA, Sookmyung University and Yonsei University in Seoul, Korea. He hasserved as the Director of the Institute of East and West Studies at Yonsei and still holds professor position at theDepartment of Political Science and International Studies at Yonsei University. Professor Kim has also served asmember of the Steering Committee of the Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia- Pacific, the GuestColumnist of the Dong-A Daily Newspaper, and member of the Advisory Committee of the National SecurityCouncil.


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KWON ByonghyonKorea

PresidentFuture Forest


Career1962 Passed High Civil Service Examination with national top record1965 Joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs1974 Director, Northeast Asia Division II(China Division), Asian Bureau, MOFA1985 Director-General, Asian Bureau, MOFA1987 Ambassador Extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the Union of Myanmar1992 Co-Chairman, South-North Korea’s Joint Commission for Nuclear Control1992 Head of Korean Negotiation Delegation for Normalization of Relations with People’s Republic of China1994 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Australia1998 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to People’s Republic of China2000 Chairman, Overseas Koreans Foundation2010~12 Champion of Sustainable Land Management & Greening Ambassador, UNCCD

PresentJan. 2001 Chairman, Korea China Culture & Youth AssociationApr. 2002 President, Future ForestMay 2009 Co-Chairman, Korea-China Youth Desert Control CommitteeJan. 2012 Dryland Ambassador, UNCCD

LEE Byung Jong Korea

ProfessorSookmyung Women’s University


Professor Byung Jong Lee is with the Graduate School of International Service at Sookmyung Women’s Universityin Seoul. Before joining the faculty in 2011, he was the Seoul correspondent for various international news media,including Newsweek, the Associated Press and Bloomberg News. Mr. Lee served as a foreign media advisor forthe 2012 Seoul Nuclear Summit He also served as the president of the Seoul Foreign Correspondent’s Club. Mr.Lee received his Ph. D. in communication from Yonsei University in Seoul.


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LEE Hee-OkKorea

ProfessorSungkyunkwan University


LEE Sook-Jong Korea

ProfessorSungkyunkwan University

Email:[email protected]

Sook-Jong LEE is Professor of Department of Public Administration and Graduate School of Governance atSungKyunKwan University. She also currently directs East Asia Institute (www.eai.or.kr), a Seoul basedindependent policy think tank, as President. Professor Lee served the Korean Association on ContemporaryJapanese Studies as President and the Consultation Committee for National Security Advisor to President. She isa member of the Presidential Committee on Local Administration Reform and the Research Council on a New Erafor Korea and Japan. She received her Ph.D. in Sociology from Harvard University. Her previous positions includeSenior Research Fellow at the Sejong Institute, Visiting Fellow at the Brookings Institution, Professorial Lecturer atthe SAIS of Johns Hopkins University, and Visiting Scholar at the German Institute for Global and Area Studies.She’s been participating in many bilateral or trilateral forums and dialogues among Korea, China, and Japan. Shealso speaks at American universities and think tanks. Her research interests are the identity and nationalism anglesin foreign policies, soft power, and regional cooperation in East Asia. She published numerous articles and editedbooks. Her recent publications are “Allying with the United States: Changing South Korean Attitudes,” “KoreanPerspectives on East Asian Regionalism,” “China’s Asymmetrical Soft Power to Hard Power in East Asia.” Recentbooks she co-edited include Public Diplomacy and Soft Power in East Asia (Palgrave, 2011), Toward ManagedGlobalization <Korean> (EAI, 2010), and Japan and East Asia <Korean> (EAI, 2011).

Professor Lee Hee-Ok is professor in the department of political science at the Sungkyunkwan University. He hadalso the inviting Professor in Jilin Academy of Social Science, Ocean University of China, Peking University,University of Washington(Seattle) and the Coordinator of Korea-China Strategic Dialogue. He is currently servingas president for the Korean Association of China Studies and Director for the Institute of East Asian RegionalStudies. His publications include 15 books on Chinese Politics and numerous articles and book chapters.

LEE Yong Wook Korea

ProfessorDepartment of Political Science and International RelationsKorea University


Yong Wook Lee is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations atKorea University (Seoul, Korea). His research examines how identities and norms affect and are affected by statesand their practices within domestic and international contexts. He is the author, editor, and translator of three booksand has published numerous articles in academic journals. Before coming to Korea University, Lee previouslytaught at the University of Oklahoma and Brown University.


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MATSUKAWA Rui Japan

Deputy Secretary-GeneralTrilateral Cooperation Secretariat


Ms. Matsukawa Rui was born in 1971 and joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan in 1993. She received herBA in Law from University of Tokyo and her Master Degree from School of Foreign Service at GeorgetownUniversity (U.S). From 2002 to 2004, she served at the Regional Policy Division of Asian and Oceanian AffairsBureau at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where she was tasked with Japan’s relations to China, Korea and ASEANcountries. Most recently, she was assigned as a Counsellor at the Embassy of Japan in the Republic of Korea. Ms. Matsukawa has been the Deputy Secretary-General of the Trilateral Cooperation Secretariat since May 2011.

MA Young-SamKorea

ROK Ambassador for Public DiplomacyMinistry of Foreign Affairs And Trade

EDUCATION:Feb.1979 B.A. in Political Science and International Relations, Korea University, Seoul, KoreaMay1987 M.S. in Foreign Service, Georgetown University, Washington D.C., U.S.A.

CAREER:May1981 Passed High Diplomatic Service ExaminationDec.1981 Joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Dec.1987 Second Secretary, Korean Embassy in the United States of AmericaJan.1991 First Secretary, Korean Embassy in the People's Republic of BangladeshAug.1995 Secondment to the Office of the President(Assistant Secretary)Sep.1996 First Secretary, Korean Permanent Mission to the United Nations, New York, U.S.A.Jul.1999 Director, Planning and Research Division, Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security(IFANS),

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade(MOFAT)Jan.2001 Director, Human Rights and Social Affairs Division, MOFATFeb.2002 Secondment to the Office of the Prime MinisterFeb.2003 Minister Counsellor, Korean Embassy in the State of Israel and Head, Korean Representative Office in

PalestineMar.2006 Director-General, Middle Eastern and African Affairs Bureau, MOFATSep.2008 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the State of IsraelSep.2011 Ambassador for Public DiplomacyMay2012 Ambassador for Performance Evaluation


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McGANN JamesThe United States

Assistant Director, International Relation ProgramUniversity of Pennsylvania


James G. McGann, Ph.D., is the assistant director of the International Relations Program and director of theTTCSP at the University of Pennsylvania. He conducts research on the trends and challenges facing think tanksand policymakers around the world and provides advice and technical assistance to think tanks, governments andpublic and private donors on how to improve the quality and impact of policy research. He is also a senior fellow atthe Foreign Policy Research Institute, a think tank based in Philadelphia. Prior to coming to the University ofPennsylvania Dr. McGann was an assistant professor of Political Science at Villanova University where he taughtinternational relations, international organizations and international law. His current research interest include:assessing global trends in security and international affairs research; the role of think tanks in shaping US foreignpolicy; think tanks and policy advice in the BRIC and G20 countries and transnational threats and global publicpolicy.Dr. McGann has served as a consultant and advisor to the World Bank; the United Nations; the United StatesAgency for International Development; the Soros, Rockefeller, MacArthur, Hewlett, and Gates foundations; theCarnegie Corporation; and foreign governments on the role of non-governmental, public policy, and publicengagement organizations in civil society. He has served as the senior vice president for the Executive Council onForeign Diplomats, the public policy program officer for the Pew Charitable Trusts, the assistant director of theInstitute of Politics, John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. He also served as a senioradvisor to the Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs and the Society for International Development.Among Dr. McGann’s publications are “Competition for Dollars, Scholars, and Influence in the Public PolicyResearch Industry” (University Press of America 1995); “The International Survey of Think Tanks” (Foreign PolicyResearch Institute 1999); “Think Tanks and Civil Societies: Catalyst for Ideas and Action”, co-edited with Kent B.Weaver (Transaction Publishers 2000); “Comparative Think Tanks, Politics, and Public Policy” (Edward Elgar2005); “Think Tanks and Policy Advice in the U.S.: Academics, Advisors, and Advocates” (Routledge 2007);“Global Trends and Transitions: 2007 Survey of Think Tanks” (Foreign Policy Research Institute 2008); “The 2007Global Go to Think Tanks” (Foreign Policy Research Institute 2008); “Think Tank Index” (Foreign Policy Magazine2009); “The 2008 Global Go to Think Tanks” (IRP, University of Pennsylvania 2009); “Democratization and MarketReform: Think Tanks As Catalysts” (Routledge 2009), “Catalysts for Economic Growth and Development: The Roleof Think Tanks in Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa” (CIPE 2009), “The 2009 Global Go to Think Tanks”(University of Pennsylvania 2009), “The 2010 Global Go to Think Tanks” (University of Pennsylvania 2010), “GlobalThink Tanks, Policy Networks and Governance” (Routledge 2010) and “The Fifth Estate: The Formulation of USDomestic and Foreign Policy” (Forthcoming Winter 2012).


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MELISSEN Jan The Netherlands

Director, Clingendael ResearchNetherlands Institute of International Relations


Jan Melissen is Director of Research at the Netherlands Institute of International Relations “Clingendael”. He isalso a Professor of Diplomacy at the University of Antwerp (Belgium) and teaches at the University of Leiden. He isfounding co-editor of The Hague Journal of Diplomacy and editor of the Diplomatic Studies book series withMartinus Nijhoff. He is now completing a co-authored report on “Futures for Diplomacy: Integrative Diplomacy forthe 21st Century”, and starting an international research project (with Yonsei University) on public diplomacy andforeign policy strategy in East Asia. He is currently also co-editing a book on public diplomacy in Europe. His mostrecent books are Public Diplomacy and Soft Power in East Asia (Palgrave Macmillan, 2011), Consular Affairs andDiplomacy (Martinus Nijhoff, 2011), and Economic Diplomacy (Martinus Nijhoff, 2011). His The New PublicDiplomacy (Palgrave-Macmillan, 2005/7) has editions in various languages, including a Korean edition. Beforejoining the Clingendael Institute in 2001, Jan Melissen was Director of the Centre for the Study of Diplomacy at theUniversity of Leicester (UK). He graduated at the University of Amsterdam and holds a doctorate from GroningenUniversity.

OGOURA Kazuo Japan

Former President, Japan FoundationSecretary General, Council, Tokyo 2020 Bid Committee

EducationGraduated from the Primary School, Junior High School and High School attached to TokyoUniversity of Education

March 1962 Graduated from the University of TokyoJune 1964 Graduated from University of Cambridge (Faculty of Economics), United KingdomDecember 1999 Conferred an Honorable Degree of Doctor of Literature from Kyonwon University in South

Korea

CareerKey Posts Held in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan<Overseas Posts>1994 to 95 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Socialist Republic of Vietnam1997 to 99 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Republic of Korea1999 to 2002 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to French Republic<Posts in Tokyo>1989 to 92 Director-General of the Cultural Affairs Department1997 to 99 Director-General of the Economic Affairs Bureau1999 to 2002 Deputy Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs and Special Private

Representative to G7/G8 Summit (in Sherpa) designated by the Prime Minister

Other Carrier Highlights1991 Director of the Office for Preparation of Peace Cooperation Law in the Prime Minister’s Office1996 to 97 Visiting Professor at Tokyo University2003 Invited Professor at Meiji University2003 to 04 Visiting Researcher at national Institute for Research Advancement2005 to 06 Professor at Meiji University2006 to 07 Lecture at Waseda University2003 to 2011 President, The Japan Foundation2003 to Present Invited Professor at Aoyama Gakuin University2009 to Mar 2012 Guests Professor at Hitotsubashi University2009 to Present Guests Professor at Ritsumeikan University2011 to Present Advisor, The Japan Foundation2011 to Present Secretary General, Council, Tokyo 2020 Bid Committee


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PARK Cheol-HeeKorea

ProfessorSeoul National University



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Cheol-Hee Park is professor and associate dean at the Graduate school of International Studies (GSIS) at SeoulNational University, where he teaches Japanese politics, Korea-Japan relations, and international relations in EastAsia. He got a Ph.D. at Columbia University. Before joining a faculty at Seoul National University, Dr. Park was anassistant professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Japan, and also served as an assistantprofessor at the Institute for Foreign Affairs and National Security under the Korean Foreign Ministry. He alsoserved as a visiting professor at Columbia University, Keio University and Kobe University. He authored two booksindependently: Daigishi no Tsukurare Kata (How Japan’s Dietman Is Made)(Bungeishunjyu, 2000); and JamindangJongkwon gwa Chonhu Cheje eui Byunyong (LDP Politics and the Transformation of Postwar System in Japan)(SNU Press, 2011). He published many articles on East Asian politics and international relations in Korean,Japanese, and English at various journals, including Asian Survey, Japanese Journal of Political Studies, AsianJournal of Political Science, Asia-Pacific Review, International Political Science Review, Korean Political ScienceReview, Korean Journal of International Relations, and etc. He is a coauthor of several books, including ChangingPower Relations in Northeast Asia (Routledge, 2011), U.S. Leadership, History, and Bilateral Relations inNortheast Asia (Cambridge University Press, 2011), East Asia’s Haunted Present (Praeger International Security,2008), and Japan’s Strategic Thought toward Asia (Palgrave, 2007). He received the First Nakasone YasuhiroAward in recognition of academic activities and practical contribution to the friendly ties between South Korea andJapan. He can be reached at [email protected].

SHIM Jae Kwon Korea

ROK National Assemblyman

Jae Kwon Shim is a member of the 19th National Assembly of Korea, and is appointed an executive member of theDemocratic Party. He also is a ranking member of the Foreign Affairs, Trade and Unification Committee. Hecurrently participate both ‘The Korea-Japan Parliamentary Association’ and ‘Korea Peace Forum in the NationalAssembly’ and put efforts to propose basis of peaceful unification. He was a chief Secretary of the Democraticparty during the Kim Dae-jung’s presidency and member of the 16th National Assembly of Korea. He receiveddoctorate degree in international politics from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. He published ‘For KoreanPeninsula Peace and Security Affairs’ in 1996 and ‘Jae Kwon Shim’s hope report : For Peninsula Peace and buildthe leading nation of the world’ in 2004.


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SHIM Yoon-joeKorea

ROK National Assemblyman

EDUCATION Feb. 1977 B.A. in International Relations, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea

CAREER July 2012 Vice President, The Youido Institute May 2012 Member of the 19th National Assembly of the Republic of Korea Foreign Affairs, Trade & Unification

Committee Aug. 2011 Visiting Scholar at the School of International Studies, Peking University, China Jul. 2011 Retired from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade (MOFAT) May 2008 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Austria and Representative to the International

Organizations in Vienna Dec. 2006 Deputy Minister for Political Affairs, MOFAT Oct. 2006 Ambassador, Advisor for International Relations, Incheon Metropolitan CityMar. 2004 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Portugal Jul. 2003 Senior Research Officer, Department of American Studies, Institute of Foreign Affairs and National

Security (IFANS) Jul. 2002 Director-General, North American Affairs Bureau, MOFAT Jan. 2001 Secretary to the President for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Office of the President Dec. 1998 Counsellor, Embassy of the Republic of Korea in the United States of America Feb. 1997 Director for Personnel, Office of Planning and Management, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) Feb. 1996 Advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Feb. 1995 Director, Northeast Asia Division I, Asian and Pacific Affairs Bureau, MOFA Aug. 1994 Assistant Secretary to the President for International Security, Office of the President Jan. 1991 First Secretary, Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Japan Aug. 1983 Consul, Korean Consulate General in Chicago, U.S.A. Nov. 1977 Joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) Sep. 1977 Passed High Diplomatic Service Examination

FAMILY Married with one son and one daughter


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SOHN YulKorea

ProfessorYonsei University


Yul Sohn is Professor of International Studies at Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea. He currently serves the directorof Underwood International College, Yonsei University. He has written extensively on international politicaleconomy, global governance, Japanese and East Asian political economy. Before joining the faculty at Yonsei, Sohn taught at Chung-Ang University, Seoul Korea and was a visiting scholarat institutions in the University of Tokyo, Waseda University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.Sohn has served a number of government advisory committees including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade,Northeast Asian History Foundation, and the Presidential Commission on the Northeast Asian CooperationInitiatives. Sohn received his Ph. D. in Political Science from the University of Chicago, Illinois, USA.

YOU Woong-Jo Korea

Legislative ResearcherNational Assembly Research Service (NARS)


Dr. You is a legislative researcher in the foreign affairs and national security team of the National AssemblyResearch Service, and an adjunct professor in Graduate School of International Service of Sookmyung Women’sUniversity. His publications include numerous reports as well as articles regarding public diplomacy, ODA, U.S.foreign policy and so on.

YU Hyun-Seog Korea

ProfessorDepartment of Political Science and International RelationsKyunghee University


Hyun-Seog YU is a Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations, Kyung HeeUniversity. After graduated from Yonsei University(B.A in Political Science), he went to the States for his maser’sdegree from University of Colorado, Boulder(M.A. in Political Science). He got his Ph. D. degree from NorthwesternUniversity in June 1995. Before joining Kyung Hee University, he served for six and half years at Department ofInternational Relations, Chung-Ang University as an assistant/associate professor. Currently, he is a member ofPolicy Advisory Committee of Ministry of Unification


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ZHU FengP.R.China

ProfessorPeking University


Dr. Zhu Feng is deputy director of Center for International & Strategic Studies, and professor of School ofInternational Studies of Peking University. He specializes in East Asian security studies and published broadly onChina-U.S. military and strategic relations, denuclearization of North Korea, and China-related security challenges.His recent books include China’s Ascent: Power, Security and the Future of International Politics (co-editor withProf. Robert S. Ross, Ithaca: Cornell University Press). His upcoming book is the U.S. - China and the World Order(co-editors with Prof. G. John Ikenbery and Prof. Wang jisi, Stanford University Press).

ZHAO Kejin China

DirectorCenter for Chinese Statecraft and Public Diplomacy StudiesTsinghua University


Kejin Zhao is Associate Professor in the Institute of International Studies and Director of Center for China’sStatecraft and Public Diplomacy at Tsinghua University, PRC. He received his Ph.D. in International Relations atFudan University, PRC. He has published more than 80 papers in academic journals and published books ontopics such as Public Diplomacy, Political Marketing and Modern Diplomacy.

YU Zu-YoulKorea

Secretary-GeneralKorea-Japan Cooperation Council

Email:[email protected]

Zu-youl Yu is Secretary of General of Korea-Japan Cooperation Council. He also currently serves as a policyadvisor for the Northeast Asian History Foundation and a director of Korean Council on Foreign Relations.Secretary General Yu received his BA from Seoul National University and his MIA from Columbia University. Heserved Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade as a career diplomat for thirty years and has been posted to manycountries such as Japan, China and the United States. He also served as a chief of mission in Japan. He has givenmany special lectures at various unversities in Japan, China and Korea in local language. He is a guest columnistat Joongang daily newspaper. He has written two books and many columns at the magazines for the overseasKorean in China and Hong Kong.

Documents

Participants - KF · 2011. 12~2012.1 ‘Jump’ 8 cities tour in China 2011. 9 ‘Jump’ 3 cities tour in Colombia (Manizales International Theatre Festival Official Invitation)