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Will North Korea choose to stay out in the cold?
Young scholars and practitioners have much to contribute to the policy debate about the Korean peninsula. They offer fresh perspectives on how the Koreas are analyzed, and introduce new information that prompts different ways of thinking about the Koreas. Moreover, young experts’ views will become critical to shaping future-oriented policies toward the Koreas.
On June 19, the Center for East Asia Policy Studies at Brookings hosted a conference featuring presentations by the youngest generation of Korea specialists. Young scholars and practitioners gathered to discuss the different generational attitudes toward Korea policy, presented their perspectives on persistent regional and international policy challenges, and offered new strategies and analyses on peninsular issues through information flows and technology.
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Agenda
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June 19
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Welcome and introduction
10:00 am
Katharine H.S. Moon Former Brookings Expert, Visiting Professor of Government - Harvard University, Professor Emerita of Political Science - Wellesley College @KathyHSMoon -
Panel I - Roundtable discussion: Generational perspectives on Korea policy
10:10 am
Katharine H.S. Moon Former Brookings Expert, Visiting Professor of Government - Harvard University, Professor Emerita of Political Science - Wellesley College @KathyHSMoonDDDarcie Draudt Research Associate - Council on Foreign RelationsMMMatthew McGrath M.A. Candidate - School of Advanced International StudiesJKPJin Keol Park J.D. Candidate - Georgetown University Law CenterHWSHyo Won Shin M.A. Candidate - Graduate School of International Studies -
Panel II – Old problems, new futures? Regional and international
11:00 am
KBKent Boydston Research Analyst - Peterson Institute for International EconomicsDDDarcie Draudt Research Associate - Council on Foreign RelationsSLFScott La Foy M.A. Candidate - School of Foreign Service -
Lunch
12:30 am
KBKent Boydston Research Analyst - Peterson Institute for International EconomicsDDDarcie Draudt Research Associate - Council on Foreign RelationsSLFScott La Foy M.A. Candidate - School of Foreign Service -
Panel III - New information, new approaches: The Koreas
1:05 pm
CACristina Atencio M.A. Candidate - Fletcher School of Law and DiplomacyJBJieun Baek Research Fellow - Belfer Center for Science and International AffairsMHCMai Huong Canh M.A. Candidate - Graduate School of International StudiesHWSHyo Won Shin M.A. Candidate - Graduate School of International Studies -
Closing remarks
2:30 pm
Katharine H.S. Moon Former Brookings Expert, Visiting Professor of Government - Harvard University, Professor Emerita of Political Science - Wellesley College @KathyHSMoon -
Discussant
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Discussant
NKNathaniel Kretchun Associate Director - InterMedia
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