East Asia Institute (EAI) hosts an international conference on Monday, December 11th and Tuesday, December 12th over two days, entitled "Coping with Security Challenges in the Post COVID-19 World: Climate Change, Pandemic, Economic and Cyberspace Security."
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted increasing concerns about emerging security issues, including environmental, health, technological, economic, and cyberspace security. This conference aims to comprehensively examine these challenges and provide policy recommendations from diverse academic perspectives. It seeks to foster dialogue among international and Korean scholars while generating public interest in these critical issues.
Through presentations and discussions by experts from various regions, the conference aims to discuss the direction of international and Korean responses to the growing issues in emerging security. We kindly request your interest and participation in this conference.
PUBLICATIONS
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Commentary
Nam Kyu Kim | 2023-10-30
I. Introduction
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Commentary
Woo Chang Kang | 2023-10-30
I. Introduction
Democratic nations worldwide are currently facing a myriad of domestic and international challenges (Bartels et al. 2023). On the global stage, the conflicts between the democratic and the authoritarian camps has been intensified, along with the spread of authoritarian regimes. The Democracy Report,...
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Commentary·Issue Briefing
Yul Sohn | 2023-10-24
Preface
In 2023, relations between South Korea and Japan began to thaw. Since the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Korea announced the solution to address disputes regarding forced labor under Japanese colonial rule in March, six bilateral summits were held in the following six months. Intergovernmental exchange has a...
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EAI | 2023-07-27
Empowering K-ODA to Promote Global Democracy
Tae Kyoon Kim (Professor, Seoul National University) points out the problem of polarization in development cooperation arising from the growing use of official development assistance (ODA) to serve the donor's national interests. Kim emphasizes the necessity of streng...
