Institute for Japanese Studies (IJS) has been hosting serieses of talks encompassing Japanese politics, economy, cultures and arts. With the experts from Europe, U.S. and Japan, we deliver the talks in multiple languages including Japanese, Korean and English.
We are pleased to host No.276 lecture as a part of Japan Specialist Seminars, titled "The Diplomatic Support and Significance of the Nakasone Administration to Korea".
*Please note this lecture will be conducted online only.
Date : 2023. 5, 30 (Tuesday) 12:30 - 14:00
- Zoom ID : 583 289 8745
- Zoom Link : https://snu-ac-kr.zoom.us/j/5832898745
Lecturer : 이병철(李秉哲) Part-time Instructor, Aoyama Gakuin University
Title : The Diplomatic Support and Significance of the Nakasone Administration to Korea
Language: Korean
The Nakasone regime has been noted for its diplomatic achievements, such as strengthening the solidarity of the free camp and promoting cooperative relations with Asian countries in the new Cold War structure, and the prime minister's leadership which achieved the above. However, existing studies on the diplomacy of the Nakasone regime mainly dealt with economic and security cooperation promoted in bilateral diplomacy with South Korea, the United States, and China.
Considering this, this presentation aims to consider Japan's East Asian diplomacy at the time, focusing on cases such as cross-approval discussions between the two Koreas. Through this, it will be confirmed that the Japanese government at that time pursued various goals other than establishing a large and small check network.
Inquiry : SNU-IJS(880-8503 / ijs@snu.ac.kr)
