- Date:
- November 14(Thur.)-15(Fri.),2013
- Place:
- Park Hyatt Hotel, Beijing, China
- Updated as of November 11 (2:00pm)
- (Note: Agenda is subject to change)
| Time | Panel Title | Panelist | Affiliation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08:30-09:00 | Registration | |||
| Opening Ceremony 09:00-10:20 |
Opening Remarks | Hahm Chaibong | The Asan Institute for Policy Studies | |
| Lyu Fengding | The Charhar Institute | |||
| Guo Xiangang | China Institute of International Studies | |||
| Welcoming Remarks | Chung Mong Joon | The Asan Institute for Policy Studies | ||
| Keynote Address | Qin Yaqing | China Foreign Affairs University | ||
| 10:20-10:40 | Break | |||
| Session 1 10:40-12:30 |
Deepening Korea-China Relations | |||
| Moderator | Choi Kang | The Asan Institute for Policy Studies | ||
| Speakers | Chu Shulong | Tsinghua University | ||
| Jin Canrong | Renmin University of China | |||
| Kim Heungkyu | Sungshin Women’s University | |||
| Scott Snyder | Council on Foreign Relations | |||
| Discussants | Kato Yoichi | The Asahi Shimbun | ||
| Kim Tae-ho | National Assembly, ROK | |||
| Wang Fan | China Foreign Affairs University | |||
| 12:30-14:00 | Lunch (Speech by Kwon Young-se, ROK Ambassador to PRC) | |||
| Session 2 14:00-15:50 |
Pursuing Peace on the Korean Peninsula | |||
| Moderator | Barbara Demick | The Los Angeles Times | ||
| Speakers | Chun Youngwoo | Former National Security Advisor to the President, ROK | ||
| Ha Taekeung | National Assembly, ROK | |||
| Jonathan Pollack | The Brookings Institution | |||
| Yang Xiyu | China Institute of International Studies | |||
| Discussants | Cheng Xiaohe | Renmin University of China | ||
| Cheon Seongwhun | china Institute of International Studies | |||
| Yamaguchi Noboru | National Defense Academy of Japan | |||
| 15:50-16:10 | Break | |||
| Session 3 16:10-18:00 |
Politics of History in East Asia | |||
| Moderator | Simon Long | The Economist | ||
| Speakers | Jia Qingguo | Peking University | ||
| Kato Yoichi | The Asahi Shimbun | |||
| Lee Chung Min | Yonsei University | |||
| Jennifer Lind | Dartmouth College | |||
| Discussants | Maria Repnikova | The Asan Forum | ||
| Nam Jeongho | The JoongAng Ilbo | |||
| Takagi Seiichiro | The Japan Institute of International Affairs | |||
| 18:00-18:30 | Reception | |||
| 18:30-20:30 | Gala Dinner | |||
| Time | Panel Title | Panelist | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09:30-10:20 | Keynote Address (Han Sung-Joo, Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, ROK) | ||
| 10:20-10:40 | Break | ||
| Session 4 10:40-12:30 |
A New Model of China-US Relations | ||
| Moderator | Jane Perlez | The New York Times | |
| Speakers | Choo Jaewoo | Kyung Hee University | |
| Christopher Johnson | Center for Strategic and International Studies | ||
| Eric X. Li | Chengwei Capital | ||
| Liu Ming | Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences | ||
| Discussants | Ha Taewon | Dong-A Ilbo | |
| Niu Jun | Peking University | ||
| Zhao Kejin | Tsinghua University | ||
| 12:30-13:50 | Lunch | ||
| Session 5 13:50-15:40 |
East Asian Regional Order in Flux | ||
| Moderator | Choi Byung-Il | Korea Economic Research Institute | |
| Speakers | Matthew Goodman | Center for Strategic and International Studies | |
| Han Sukhee | Yonsei University | ||
| Wang Yiwei | The Charhar Institute | ||
| Zhang Tuosheng | China Foundation for International and Strategic Studies | ||
| Discussants | Mo Jongryn | The Asan Institute for Policy Studies | |
| Yoon Young-seok | National Assembly, ROK | ||
| Zhao Minghao | The Charhar Institute | ||
| 15:40-16:00 | Break | ||
| Session 6 16:00-17:50 |
Emerging East Asian Economic Order | ||
| Moderator | Bark Taeho | Seoul National University | |
| Speakers | Chen Ping | Global Times | |
| Kim Jong Hoon | National Assembly, ROK | ||
| Terada Takashi | Doshisha University | ||
| Zha Daojiong | Peking University | ||
| Discussants | Dai Changzheng | University of International Business and Economics | |
| Kim Hankwon | The Asan Institute for Policy Studies | ||
| Liu Junbo | China Institute of International Studies | ||
| 17:50-18:00 | Closing Remarks | ||