The Korean Political Science Association

The World Congress for Korean Politics and Society 2017

Rebuilding Trust in Peace and DemocracyYonsei University, Seoul, Republic of Korea, June 22-24, 2017

ㅣOrganizer and Co-hostㅣ 한국정치학회 (The Korean Political Science Association)

ㅣCo-hostsㅣ

ㅣSponsorsㅣ

The Korean Political Science Association

The World Congress for Korean Politics and Society 2017

Rebuilding Trust in Peace and Democracy

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1. Welcome

I begin by welcoming all the participants to this international conference in the beautiful city of Seoul. On behalf of the Korean Political Science Association (KPSA), I hereby declare the opening of “The 6th World Congress for Korean Politics and Society, 2017.”

This symposium, hosted by KPSA, has taken place every two years since 2007. Assembled here is a distinguished array of political scientists from both hemispheres. We deeply appreciate your participation and willingness to share valuable academic insights with us, particularly under this year's theme of “Rebuilding ‘Trust’ in Peace and Democracy.”

Recently, students of Korean Studies have witnessed, internally, the peaceful candlelight demonstrations and impeachment of the president and externally, North Korea’s repeated nuclear tests and missile launches. The purpose of this conference is to foster an exchange of ideas, to evaluate new methods and perspectives of Korean Studies regardless of whether we are regionalists or comparativists, and to bring into focus the problems and solutions of rebuilding our trust in peace and democracy. We hope that the answers to these questions will be found through this congress.

With many events now taking on a global dimension, it is necessary to discuss the role of political scientists in inculcating trust among citizens, which is required for ensuring democratic rule and global peace. Democracy cannot stand alone without trust among citizens, which is a prerequisite for representation, resistance, and various forms of governance. Both regional and global peace come from integrity based on basic principles that insure mutual and enduring trust.

Table of contents

1. Welcome

2. Conference Introduction

3. Program Overview

4. Keynote Speech, Opening Ceremony, Inaugural Dinner, and Plenary Session

5. Registration

6. Conference Venue

7. Conference Meals and Welcome Drink

8. Transportation, Shuttle, and Parking

9. Executive Board of the Korean Political Science Association (2017)

10. The Organizing Committee of the World Congress 2017

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Conference Information

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There is a critical need for scholars to develop strategic dialogues and recommendations that distinguish between peace and war, between democracy and anti-democracy, and last but not least, between globalism and nationalism. This conference will try to deal with various subjects that need appropriate consideration. These are: democratic education, regional peace, local/self governing, and maritime issues.

This 6th World Congress for Korean Politics and Society differs somewhat from previous ones. Over the course of three days, with 113 sessions and more than 500 participants, this congress directly engages with a series of political events that have occurred recently in Korea. Those important events are: Sewol Ferry Disaster, consecutive candlelight demonstrations against the government, impeachment of the president, and an early election establishing a new government. Moreover, North Korea’s nuclear tests, missile launches, and the increased unpredictability of the North East Asian region are also of great concern.

These recent upheavals in Korean politics and society call for rebuilding trust in peace and democracy. It would be a substantial contribution if we can address possible solution sets from the dynamic processes of Korean politics. The 6th World Congress for Korean Politics and Society is co-organized with Seoul City, The Seoul Institute, Ministry of Ocean and Fisheries, Korea Foundation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Unification, Korea Maritime Institute (KMI), Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology (KIOST), and Mine Reclamation Corporation (Mireco). I also greatly appreciate those who successfully assembled the program: Won-soon Park, Mayor of Seoul; Sihyung Lee, President of the Korea Foundation; and Eun-ho Seung, President of Korindo Group.

In closing, it would have been impossible to organize this symposium without the active and experienced help of Yeon-ho Lee, Jung-min Seo, and also the committees and dedicated staff members who assisted in making this conference worthwhile.

We anticipate this World Congress will share insights and contribute to rebuilding ‘trust’ in peace and democracy, not only for Korean politics and society but also for all over the world. Thank you.

June 22, 2017

Jin, Youngjae

President

Korean Political Science Association

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2. Conference Introduction

Overview

The World Congress for Korean Politics and Society is a biennial conference organized by the Korean Political Science Association to make innovative and insightful discussions on Korean and world politics. The main theme of this year’s congress is “Rebuilding Trust in Peace and Democracy,” and will be held from June 22 (Thursday) to June 24 (Saturday), 2017 in the capital city of South Korea, Seoul. This year’s congress will bring together distinguished scholars and experienced professionals from around the world to propose new insights that overcome the challenges of polarization and fragmentation in Korea as well as in the international community. The three-day congress will feature over 110 sessions.

Objective

Signs of polarization and fragmentation are rampant in today’s political and civic life, and pose serious obstacles to political stability, economic justice, and social integration. This year’s congress will discuss the causes, consequences and solutions of polarization and fragmentation in Korean politics as well as politics around the world. In addition, it attempts to provide solutions for rebuilding trust in peace and democracy. This congress aims to approach these topics from various perspectives within a global context, thereby establishing a new Korean political science, which is internally driven but globally interconnected. Various panels will explain Korea’s political and social

experiences, find comparative theoretical and practical messages for the world, and configure innovative ways to overcome problems of polarization in Korea and the rest of the world.

History of World Congress

Date President Year and Major Theme

2007. 8. 23-25 Yang, Seung HamWorld Congress for Korean Studies 2007- Korea in the World: Democracy, Peace,

Prosperity and Culture

2009. 8. 20-22 Lee, Nam YoungThe World Congress for Korean Politics and Society 2009 - Korea at the Crossroads

2011. 8. 23-25 Park, Chan Wook

The World Congress for Korean Politics and Society 2011- Korean Politics in Global Contexts:

Theories and Practices

2013. 8. 22-23 Yoo, Ho-yeol

The World Congress for Korean Politics and Society 2013- The World and Korean Politics:

Influence and Contribution

2015. 8. 25-27 Choi, Jin Woo

The World Congress for Korean Politics and Society 2015- Bridging the Gap: The Promise of

Politics in a Polarized and Fragmented World

2017. 6. 22-24 Jin, Youngjae

The World Congress for Korean Politics and Society 2017- Rebuilding Trust in Peace and

Democracy

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4. Keynote Speech, Opening Ceremony, Inaugural Dinner, and Plenary Session

Keynote Speech (June 22, 10:40am - 11:10am)Speaker: Park, Won-soon, Mayor of Seoul(Grand Ballroom, the Commons (Baekyangnuri))

Opening Ceremony (June 22, 11:40am – 12:20pm)(Grand Ballroom, the Commons (Baekyangnuri))

11:40 am –11:50 amOpening Remarks (Jin, Youngjae, President of the Korean Political Science Association)

11:50 am – 12:00 pmCongratulatory Remarks (Kim, Yong-Hak, President of Yonsei University)

12:00 pm – 12:10 pmWelcoming Speech 1 (Kim, Young-choon, Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries)

12:10 pm – 12:20 pmWelcoming Speech 2(Lee, Sihyung, President of the Korea Foundation)

Inaugural Dinner (June 22, 6:00pm – 8:00pm)(Yonsei University Alumni Association Building)

6:00 pm – 6:10 pmWelcoming Speech 1 (Kim, Dalchoong, Former President of IPSA)

6:10 pm – 6:20 pmWelcoming Speech 2 (Seo, Wang Jin, President of the Seoul Institute)

Plenary Session (June 23, 1:00pm - 1:50pm)(Grand Ballroom, the Commons (Baekyangnuri))

Rebuilding Trust in Peace and Democracy Moderator: Hahm, Chaibong (President of the Asan Institute for Policy Studies)Presenters: Hahm, Chaibong (President of the Asan Institute for Policy Studies), Park, Cheol-Hee (Seoul National University), Kimura, Kan (Kobe University)

3. Program Overview

Date and Time Events and Sessions (Venue)

Thu, June 22

8:40 am - 10:20 am Panel Sessions 1

10:40 am - 11:10 amKeynote Speech by Park, Won-soon, Mayor of Seoul(Grand Ballroom, the Commons (Baekyangnuri))

11:10 am - 11:40 am Coffee Break

11:40 am - 12:20 pmOpening Ceremony(Grand Ballroom, the Commons (Baekyangnuri))

12:20 pm - 1:50 pmLunch(Grand Ballroom, the Commons (Baekyangnuri))

2:00 pm - 3:40 pm Panel Sessions 23:40 pm - 4:00 pm Coffee Break4:00 pm - 5:40 pm Panel Sessions 3

6:00 pm - 8:00 pmInaugural Dinner(Yonsei University Alumni Association Building)

Fri, June 23

8:40 am - 10:20 am Panel Sessions 410:20 am - 10:40 am Coffee Break10:40 am - 12:20 pm Panel Sessions 5

12:30 pm - 1:00 pmLunch(Grand Ballroom, the Commons (Baekyangnuri))

1:00 pm - 1:50 pmPlenary Session(Grand Ballroom, the Commons (Baekyangnuri))

2:00 pm - 3:40 pm Panel Sessions 63:40 pm - 4:00 pm Coffee Break4:00 pm - 5:40 pm Panel Sessions 7

6:00 pm - 8:00 pmNetworking Night(Restaurants in Shinchon)

Sat, June 24

8:40 am - 10:20 am Panel Sessions 810:20 am - 10:40 am Coffee Break10:40 am - 12:20 pm Panel Sessions 912:30 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch (Hangyeong Hall)

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World Congress Facts

Total Number of Participants: 496 Korean:331 / International: 165

Total Number of Papers: 363 Korean:152 / English: 206 / Others: 5

Total Number of Panels: 113

Korean: 47 / English: 60 / Chinese: 2 / Japanese: 4

Participants' Countries: 28

All participants must carry their name tag during the conference period. Those without a name tag may not be admitted to conference sessions and other functions like luncheons and dinners. If you need to get proof of participation, you may request it from the registration booth at the Commons (Baekyangnuri), Yonsei University.

5. Registration

The registration will mainly take place at Yonsei University. Please register at the registration desks at the Commons (Baekyangnuri) and pick up the conference program, name tag, and other related materials when you register. Participants from abroad can register at Lotte City Hotel (Mapo) on June 21st and 22nd.

Registration Time Location

21st June 3:00 pm – 10:00 pm Registration Booth at Lotte City Hotel – Mapo (Lobby).

22nd June 9:00 am – 6:00 pmRegistration Booth at Lotte City Hotel – Mapo (Lobby).

22nd June 9:00 am – 6:00 pmRegistration Booth at the Commons (Baekyangnuri), Yonsei University.

23rd June 9:00 am – 6:00 pmRegistration Booth at the Commons (Baekyangnuri), Yonsei University.

24th June 9:00 am – 12:00 pmRegistration Booth at the Commons (Baekyangnuri), Yonsei University.

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Conference rooms

Wi-fi information

Free Wi-fi will be available during the conference at the main conference buildings. You may access “yonsei_open” without a password.

Building #511: Yeonhi Hall

Building #507: Yu Eok-Gyeom Memorial Hall

Building #506: Seongam Hall

Building #130: The Commons(Baekyangnuri)

6. Conference Venue

Yonsei University, Seoul.

Address: Yonsei University 50 Yonsei-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul 03722, Republic of Korea

Tel : + 82-1599-1885

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Dinner on 22nd June

Address: 50 Yonsei-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul

7. Conference Meals, Welcome Drink, and Coffee Break

All meals and welcome drinks are free for participants. The registration desk at the Lotte City hotel-Mapo will provide more detailed information about the welcome drinks.

Conference Meals

Date Restaurant

21st June Welcome Drink (6:00 pm-8:00 pm) Mapo Hal-money Bindae-tteock

22nd June Lunch (12:30 pm – 2:00 pm) The Commons, (Baekyangnuri) Grand Ballroom

22nd June Dinner (6:00 pm – 8:00 pm) Yonsei University Alumni Association Building

23rd June Lunch (12:30 pm – 1:00 pm)* The Commons, (Baekyangnuri) Grand Ballroom

23rd June Dinner – Networking Night (6:00 pm –8:00 pm)

Options: 1.Dasarang Chicken in Shinchon (다사랑 피자호프 신촌점) 2.77 Kentucky in Shinchon (77켄터키 신촌점)3.Guwolsan Big Pigs’ Feet (구월산왕족발)4. Brothers’ Galbi (형제 갈비)

24th June Lunch (12:30 pm- 2:00 pm) Lunch coupon provided for Hangyeong Hall.

Mapo Hal-money Bindae-tteock

(마포할머니 빈대떡)

Yonsei University Alumni Association Building

(연세대학교 동문회관)

Dinner on 21st June - Welcome DrinkThere will be a welcome drink at Mapo Hal-money Bindae-tteock. This pub is 5 minutes walking distance from the Lotte City Hotel (Mapo). The welcome drink reception will be held between 6 pm and 9 pm on the 21st. It will be an informal gathering where you can mingle with other participants. Please visit the pub at your convenience between 6 pm and 9 pm.

Address: 23 Mallijae-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul

*Due to the plenary session which starts at 1:00 pm, we will only have 30 minutes for lunch.

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Address: 14 Yonsei-ro 9-gil, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul

Guwolsan Big Pigs’ Feet (구월산왕족발)

77 Kentucky in Shinchon (77켄터키 신촌점)

Dinner on 23rd June - Networking NightNetworking night is an informal dinner for participants. We have four options for your preferences. The registration desk will provide more detailed information about these restaurants.

Address: 10-1 Yonsei-ro 9-gil, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul

Dasarang Chicken in Shinchon(다사랑치킨피자 )

Address: 87-22 Sinchon-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul

Brothers’ Galbi (형제 갈비)

Address: 24 Yonsei-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul

Lunch on 24th June

Yonsei University Hangyeong Hall

(연세대학교 한경관)

Coffee BreakDuring coffee break, catered coffee and snacks will be provided in front of Grand Ballroom, the Commons (Baekyangnuri). Coffee and snacks will also be provided at Yeonhi Hall and Seongam Hall.

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Free Shuttle Timetable for Lotte City Hotel (Mapo) Yonsei UniversityShuttle buses will be available for the conference participants on 22nd, 23rd and 24th.

Date From Lotte City Hotel to Yonsei Univ. From Yonsei Univ. to Lotte City Hotel

June 22nd

Departs at 8:00 am in front of the Hotel Departs at 2:30 pm in front of the Commons (Baekyangnuri).

Departs at 10:00 am in front of the Hotel Departs at 8:00 pm in front of the Commons (Baekyangnuri).

June 23rd

Departs at 8:00 am in front of the Hotel Departs at 2:30 pm in front of the Commons (Baekyangnuri).

Departs at 12:30 pm in front of the Hotel Departs at 9:00 pm in front of the Commons (Baekyangnuri).

June 24th Departs at 8:00 am in front of the Hotel Departs at 2:00 pm in front of the Commons

(Baekyangnuri).

Parking There are many parking spaces available at Yonsei University. However, the parking fee is expensive (The first 30 minutes cost \2,000~\3,000 depending on the entry time and every subsequent 10 minutes costs \500 up to 2 hours. After 2 hours, every 10 minutes costs \1,000). The parking fee will NOT be covered by the conference. We highly recommend that all participants use public transportation.

8. Transportation, Shuttle, and Parking

Transportation[From Airport to Lotte City Hotel (Mapo)] Lotte City Hotel-MapoAddress: 109 Mapo-daero, Gongdeok-dong, Mapo-gu, SeoulPhone: 02-6009-1000· Airport Railroad Express (AREX) → "Subway" → "Walk" (70 mins): All Stop Train: Incheon Int'l Airport Station → Seoul Station 05:23 (first train) - 23:42 (last train) / interval of approx. 10 minutesGet off at Gongdeok (10 stations) - Subway lines 5,6 & Gyeongui Railway link directly to the basement of Lotte City Hotel.

· Airport Bus No. 6015 (50 mins.)Incheon International Airport - Gongdeok Station : runs from 06:20 to 23:00Route: Incheon International Airport – Seoul Station – Gongdeok Station

· KAL Limousine (50 mins.)Stops at Incheon International Airport : KAL Stop, No. 4 Exit – 4B, No. 11 Exit – 11A. (Information : KAL Limousine, 02-2667-0386) Route: Incheon international Airport – Seoul Garden – Lotte City Hotel

[From Airport to Yonsei University, Seoul]· Airport Bus No. 6011 (70 mins.) -> WalkRoute: Get off at the third station "Yonsei University"

· Airport Railroad Express (AREX) → "Subway" → "Walk" (90 mins.) Option A: AREX – All Stop Train: Incheon Int'l Airport Station → Seoul Station 05:23 (first train) - 23:42 (last train) / interval of approx. 10 minutesGet off at Hongik University (9 stations) -> Take Subway Line 2 to Sinchon (1 station) -> 10-15 mins walk from exits # 2 & 3 of Sinchon (Subway Line 2)Option B: AREX – Express Train: Incheon Int.l Airport Station → Seoul Station 05:20 (first train) - 21:45 (last train) / interval of approx. 35 minutesGet off at Seoul Station (10 stations) → Take Subway Line 4 to City Hall Station (1 station) → Transfer to Subway Line 2 to Sinchon (4 stations) -> 10-15 mins walk from exits # 2 & 3 of Sinchon (Subway Line 2)

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Vice President

권혁용 (고려대) Kwon, Hyeok Yong (Korea University)

김남국 (고려대) Kim, Nam Kook (Korea University)

김명섭 (연세대) Kim, Myong Sob (Yonsei University)

김선혁 (고려대) Kim, Sun Hyuk (Korea University)

김용호 (연세대) Kim, Yongho (YonseiUniversity)

김재천 (서강대) Kim, Jae Chun (Sogang University)

김진호 (단국대) Kim, Jin Ho (Dankook University)

박영준 (국방대) Park,Young June (Korea National Defense University)

박찬표 (목포대) Park, Chan Pyo (Mokpo National University)

신범식 (서울대) Shin, Beom Shik (Seoul National University)

안용흔 (대구가톨릭대) Ahn, Yong Heun (Catholic University of Daegu)

이근 (서울대) Lee, Geun (Seoul National University)

이승렬 (해군사관학교) Lee, Seung Ryul (Republic of Korea Naval Academy)

이승주 (중앙대) Lee, Seungjoo (Chung-Ang University)

이승현 (국회입법조사처) Lee, Seung Hyun (National Assembly Research Service)

이연호 (연세대) Lee, Yeonho (Yonsei University)

정상호 (서원대) Jeong, Sang Ho (Seowon University)

차재권 (부경대) Cha, Jae Kwon (Pukyong National University)

최운도 (동북아역사재단) Choi, Woon Do (Northeast Asian History Foundation)

Auditor

이한수(아주대) Lee, Han Soo (Ajou University)

이병하(서울시립대) Lee, Byoungha (University of Seoul)

9. Executive Board of the Korean Political Science Association (2017)

President

진영재 (연세대) Jin,Youngjae (Yonsei University)

Executive Committee

이사 최준영 (인하대) Director Choi, Jun Young (Inha University)

간사 백우열 (연세대) Administrator Paik, Wooyeal (Yonsei University)

박성용 (인하대) Administrator Park, Seong-yong (Inha University)

Research Committee

위원장 김성연 (건국대) Chair Kim, Sung Youn (Konkook University)

이사 강우진 (경북대) Director Kang, Woo Jin (Kyungpook National University)

이사 김지운 (충남대) Kim, Jih Un (Chungnam National University)

이사 서정건 (경희대) Seo, Jung Kun (Kyunhee University)

이사 정회옥 (명지대) Jeong, Hoi Ok (Myungji University)

이사 조진만 (덕성여대) Cho, Jin Man (Deoksung Women’s University)

Editing Committee

위원장 이소영(대구대) Chair Lee, So Young (Daegu University)

이사 김미경(조선대) Director Kim, Mi Kyung (Chosun University)

이사 김준석(동국대) Kim, Jun Seok (Dongguk University)

이사 박성우(서울대) Park, Sung Woo (Seoul National University)

이사 송영훈(강원대) Song, Young Hoon (Kangwon National University)

이사 이동선(고려대) Lee, Dong Sun (Korea University)

External Relations Committee

위원장 윤광일 (숙명여대) Chair Yoon, Kwang-Il (Sookmyung Women’s University)

이사 고선규 (중앙선거관리위원회) Director Go, Seon Gyu (National Election Commission)

이사 박경미 (전북대) Park, Kyung Mee (Chunbuk National University)

이사 윤지환 (이화여대) Yun, Ji-Whan (Ewha Women’s University)

이사 이재현 (아산정책연구원) Lee, Jae Hyon (Asan Institute for Policy Studies)

이사 진시원 (부산대) Jin, Siwon (Pusan National University)

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Website Management

김영완(한국외국어대) Kim,Youngwan (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)

이효원(연세대) Lee, Hyo Won (Yonsei University)

학생운영위원 / Student Staff

김도영 (연세대) 김민규 (연세대) 김민주 (대전대)

김소연 (연세대) 김승연 (연세대) 김윤수 (연세대)

김지민 (전북대) 김지은 (인하대) 김창욱 (연세대)

김한샘(연세대) 명현준 (연세대) 문가현 (연세대)

박상현 (연세대) 박윤상 (연세대) 박재영 (연세대)

성효림 (연세대) 송다빈 (전북대) 송지윤 (연세대) 송지현 (연세대) 안두환 (연세대) 양규식(연세대)

오수은 (연세대) 오지훈 (연세대) 우성태 (대전대)

유민정 (전북대) 이문경 (연세대) 이수빈 (연세대)

이영광 (인하대) 이유정 (연세대) 이정준 (연세대)

이재인 (연세대) 이해주 (인하대) 지혜수 (연세대)

최성원 (연세대) 최슬기 (연세대) 최원녕 (연세대)

최은재 (연세대) 최지아 (전북대) 홍성현 (연세대)

10. The Organizing Committee of the World Congress 2017

Chair

이연호(연세대) Lee, Yeonho (Yonsei University)

Executive Committee

서정민(연세대) Seo, Jungmin (Yonsei University)

우병원 (한국외국어대) Woo, Byungwon (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)

Executive Team

박재적 (한국외국어대) Park, Jae Jeok (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)

구본상(연세대) Koo, Bon Sang (Yonsei University)

송영훈(강원대) Song, Young Hoon (Kangwon National University)

윤대엽(대전대) Yoon, Dae-Yeob (Daejeon university)

황태희(연세대) Whang, Taehee (Yonsei University)

임유진(경희대) Lim, Yoojin (Kyunghee University)

허재영(연세대) Hur, Jaeyoung (Yonsei University)

천자현(고려대) Chun, Ja-Hyun (Korea University)

Organizing Team

김숙현(국가안보전략연구원) Kim, Sook Hyun (Institute for National Security Strategy)

김태균(서울대) Kim,Taekyoon (Seoul National University)

김태형(숭실대) Kim, Tae Hyung (Soongsil University)

민정훈(국립외교원) Min, Jung Hoon (Korea National Diplomatic Academy)

이용욱(고려대) Lee, Yong Wook (Korea University)

조영철(전북대) Cho, Young Chul (Chonbuk National University)

최종건(연세대) Choi, Jong Kun (Yonsei University)

하상응(서강대) Ha, Shang E. (Sogang University)

김유진(세종연구소) Kim, Yujin (Sejong Institute)

유인태(연세대) Yoo, In Tae (Yonsei University)