Tentative Programme

Venue: Paul S. Lam Conference Centre, 
Amenities Building, Lingnan University 
Date: 10 June 2010 (Thursday) 
(download registration form here)

0845-0900	Registration
0900-0930	Welcoming Remarks
	Jesús Seade Vice President, Lingnan University Baohui Zhang Director, Centre for Asian Pacific Studies, Lingnan University Brian Bridges Head, Department of Political Science, Lingnan University Consul-General, Republic of Korea Consul-General, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
0930-1045	Session 1: History, Peace and Remembrance: An Overview Chair: Brian Bridges, Lingnan University
	Symbolic Meaning of Historical Injustices: Attitudes of South Korean Students to Japan’s Policy of Dealing with the Past Roman David, Lecturer, Newcastle University A Lethe of Peace in North-east Asia: Memories of Force and The Prospect for Reconciliation Simone Chun, Assistant Professor, Suffolk University Remembrance and Oblivion: Reconstruction of War Memories in Japan Kiichi Fujiwara, Professor, University of Tokyo
1045-1100	Coffee Break
1100-1230	Session 2-1: Relations between the North (Korea) and South (Korea) Chair: Mikyoung Kim, Hiroshima Peace Institute
	Changes and Issues in Inter-Korean Relation: Asymmetry, Cooperation and Tension Myoung-Kyu Park, Professor, Seoul National University Relations between the North and South Thae Ung Ro, Senior Researcher, Institute for Disarmament and Peace, DPRK Investing in Engagement: Encouraging Responsible Actions through FDI in North Korea? Kevin Shepard, James A. Kelly Korean Studies Fellow, Pacific Forum, CSIS
1230-1330	Lunch (by invitation only)
1330-1430	Session 2-2: Relations between the North (Korea) and South (Korea) Chair: Peter Ferdinand, Warwick University
	Nostalgia as Counter-Hegemonic Narrative: A Discourse Analysis of North Korean Settlers in the South Mikyoung Kim, Associate Professor, Hiroshima Peace Institute How Should The Two Koreas Handle Each Other? Aidan Foster-Carter, Honorary Senior Research Fellow, Leeds University
1430-1600	Session 3: Relations between Korea and its Neighbours Chair: Nick Thomas, City University of Hong Kong
	Factors Forming the Bilateral Relationship between Korea and Japan in the Post-Cold War Era Hosup Kim, Professor, Chung-Ang University Korean Nuclear Crisis and the Changing Sino-DPRK Relations Jian Cai, Associate Professor, Fudan University An Emerging “Strategic Partnership” between Beijing and Seoul? Historical Lessons and Strategic Realities Taeho Kim, Professor, Hallym University
1600-1630	Coffee Break
1630-1830	Session 4: Regional Security and Peace Building: Alternative Approaches Chair: Baohui Zhang, Lingnan University
	In Search for New Peace System in Northeast Asia: Russia’s View Alexander Zhebin, Director, Centre for Korean Studies, Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Moscow Security Situation on the Korean Peninsular and the Measures for Building Confidence Kwang Yong So, Researcher, Institute for Disarmament and Peace, DPRK Regional Cooperation in North-east Asia: Lessons from Europe? Brian Bridges, Professor, Lingnan University North Korea’s Denuclearization through the Six Party Process Tae-Hwan Kwak, Professor Emeritus, Eastern Kentucky University

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