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For the past year and a half, the EAI’s National Security Panel had been conducting research to develop policy projections on the future agendas for South Korea's foreign policy in the context of leadership changes in Northeast Asia. Led by EAI Chairman Young-Sun Ha, this research panel has examined the complex networks in international politics of the twenty-first century where issues such as politics, security, economics, and the environment are intricately connected. To present the findings from this research, the EAI hosted a conference entitled "Toward 2020: Ten Agendas for South Korea’s Foreign Policy." Discussants for this conference included politicians, scholars and experts who commented on the policy recommendations from the research findings. This conference was also broadcasted live on WikiTree, a social network news service.”

Program

15:30~16:00	Registration
16:00~16:10	Opening Remarks Sook-Jong Lee (President, East Asia Institute)
16:10~17:50	Session 1: Presidential Campaign Pledges and Tasks for South Korea 2013-2017 Presentation "Diplomatic and Security-related Pledges and Current Agendas for the New Administration" Chaesung Chun (Chair, EAI Asia Security Initiative; Professor, Seoul National University) Discussion Moderator Young-Sun Ha (Chairman, East Asia Institute) Discussants Jeong-Woo Kil (National Assemblyman, Saenuri Party) Jeong-Seok Lee (Former Minister, Ministry of Unification) Hak Soon Paik (Senior Fellow, Sejong institute) Ihn-Hwi Park (Professor, Ewha Womans University)
17:50~18:30	Session 2: Ten Agendas for South Korea’s Foreign Policy Presentation "National Security Panel's Ten Agendas for South Korea's Foreign Policy Toward 2020" Yul Sohn (Chair, EAI’s Center for Japan Studies; Professor, Graduate School of International Studies at Yonsei University) Discussion Moderator Young-Sun Ha   Discussants Jeong-Woo Kil Jeong-Seok Lee Hak Soon Paik Ihn-Hwi Park