Center Activities

The Comparative Political Economy of the Market and Government

CSID 2018.05.11

• Date: May 11(Fri) 2018, 09:30-17:30 • Venue: #618 Political Science & Economics Building, Korea University • Session 1: The Political Economy of Advanced Democracies (10:00-11:30) “Income-Dependent Insurance Effects on Support for Redistribution: An Experimental Approach” / David Rueda and Karl Kahn (University of Oxford)   “The Political Geography of the Eurocrisis” / Pablo Beramendi and Daniel Stegmueller (Duke University)   Discussion: Woojin Moon (Ajou University), Jong Hee Park (Seoul National University)   • Graduate Student Poster Session (13:00-14:00) Kang-Wook Han, Seobin Han, Nara Kang, Dahaam Kim, Jiyoung Lee, Sol-A Park, Yeon Soo Park   • Session 2: Labor, Housing, and Behavioral Political Economy (14:00-15:00) “Labor Market Dualism and Insider-Outsider Politics in South Korea” / Hyeok Yong Kwon (Korea University)   “Housing Prices and Government Approval: The Impact of Housing Booms on Left-and Right-wing Governments” / Mi Jeong Shin and Sung Min Han (Shanghai University of Finance and Economics)  ⋯

[International Seminar] Cross-Strait Exchanges and Their Impact on China and Taiwan

CSID 2017.11.24

• Date: Friday, November 24, 2017, 10:00-12:00 • Venue: 115, International Hall, Korea University   • Lecturer: Su, Chi (Chairman, Taipei Forum) • Debaters Kao, Koong-Lian (Professor, Soochow University) Lin, Chu-Chia (Professor, National Chengchi University) Nam, Kwang Kyu  (Research Professor, Korea University Public Policy Research Institute) Eunju Chi (Research Professor, Korea University Peace & Democracy Institute) Moderator: Yoon, Hyong Jin (Chair of the Center for Taiwan Studies, Korea University Asiatic Research Institute) Welcoming Remarks: Sang-ki Chung (former representative Korean Mission in Taipei)   • Host: Peace & Democracy Institute, Asiatic Research Institute • Organizer: Center for the Study of Inequality and Democracy, Center for Taiwan Studies • Supporter: National Research Foundation of Korea  

[International Conference] South Korea’s New Government and Korea-Japan Relations

CRCEA 2017.09.29

  • Date: Friday, September 29, 2017, 13: 30-18: 00 • Venue: International Conference Room, Centennial Memorial Hall, Korea University   The situation surrounding the Korean peninsula, which the government of President Moon has entered, is very strict. The issue of the comfort women of the Japanese military, agreed upon at the time of President Park, still has not found a solution, and North Korea, which uses hedgehog survival strategies, is shaking international order with nuclear tests and continuous missile launches. In addition, China, which is unhappy with the THAAD deployment, is showing its toughness as a large country. In this situation, What is Japan like to us and what kind of relationship should we have? Since 1945, the relationship between Korea and Japan has evolved through two large peaks. The first is the normalization of diplomatic relations between Korea and Japan in 1965, and the second is the joint⋯