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External Projects

Research

 At IJS, the researchers not only accept the external projects as directors, but they also provide opportunity to actively participate in the other outside institutions as collaborative researchers. The following is the list of external projects for which the faculty at the IJS served as the director of the academic
                   research.

Civil-military relations between the U.S. Forces in Korea and the Korean people in line with the development direction of the Korea-U.S. alliance

Director Nam, Ki Jeong (Professor, SNU IJS)
Joint Researchers Yoon, Dae-Yeob (Dae-jeon University), Cho, Eun-il(KIDA)
Duration 2022.7.22.-2022.12.21.
Assistant Organization Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Abstract As the security environment is accompanied by non-traditional security threats such as terrorism, technology, environment, and health, as well as traditional geopolitical and military threats in Northeast Asia, the purpose and function of innovative defense policies and alliance cooperation are being reorganized. This study aims to review the tasks for civil-military cooperation and derive policy tasks based on alliance cooperation while the Korea-U.S. alliance is being converted into a comprehensive strategic alliance due to changes in the security environment in Northeast Asia.

The International Political History of the World Power`s Competitions and Diplomatic Response of Korea Peninsula

Director Nam, Ki Jeong (Professor, SNU IJS)
Joint Researchers Kim, Youngjin (Kukmin University)
Park, Youngjun (Korea National Defense University)
Choi, Jeongjun (Military Compilation Research Institute, Ministry of National Defense)
Kim, Sungbae (Chongnam University)
Jo, Bee Yun (Korea Institute for Defense Analyses)
Jeong, Guyeon (Gangwon University)
Duration July 1st 2021 – December 31 2023
Assistant Organization KOSAF (Korea Student Aid Foundation) 
Abstract

With the researchers whose focuses are on the history of international relationship and political diplomacy, the group will examine relevant discussions and choices of the policies of contemporary political parties within conflicts of power nations in Korean peninsula. Considering that these cases are influential to current international politics, despite the disposability of history, we would like to shed light on the historical trajectory of powerful states and Korea; propose some useful strategies for Korea who is positioned between current U.S.-China relation.

A plan to vitalize cultural exchange between Korea, China and Japan in the online era

Director KIM, Hyo-Jin (Professor, SNU IJS)
Joint Researchers OH, Seung-Hee (HK+ Research Professor, SNU IJS)
Duration 2021.12.1.-2022.1.31.
Assistant Organization THE KOREA-JAPAN CULTURAL EXCHANGE COUNCIL
Abstract

Due to the prolonged COVID-19 outbreak, cultural exchanges between Korea, China and Japan have also been active in the online era. It is intended to propose strategies and revitalization measures for the promotion of cultural exchange projects between Korea, China and Japan through online channels, and to utilize the results of this study to develop the agenda for the Korea-China-Japan bilateral ministerial meeting.

Strategy for Strengthen Competitiveness for Global Growth

Director KIM, Hyeon-Chul (Director, SNU IJS)
Joint Researchers KANG, Cheol-Gu (Paicai University)
LEE, Chang-Min (Hankuk Univeristy of Foreign Studies)
KIM, Kye-Hwan (Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade)
CHO, Jae-Han (Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade)
Duration 2021.10.7-2021.12.30.
Assistant Organization Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP)
Abstract

In the current intensifying global competitive environment where economy and security issues are combined, it not only strengthens domestic industrial competitiveness but also presents a global trade strategy, and furthermore, a strategy to adopt a global supply chain and pragmatic diplomacy that goes beyond the competition for technological hegemony between the US and China It aims to promote national interest and enhance national prestige.

Japan's Situation 2021

Director NAM, Ki-Jeong (Professor, SNU IJS)
Joint Researchers LEE, Jeong-Hwan (Department of Political Science and International Relations, SNU)
OH, Seung-Hee (HK+ Research Professor, SNU IJS)
ROH, Juni (HK+ Research Professor, SNU IJS)
Duration 2021.6.18-2021.11.17.
Assistant Organization Korea National Diplomatic Academy
Abstract

Observe, analyze, and evaluate major issues in Japan's politics, foreign security, economy, and society in 2021, and provide a foundational study that will serve as the basis for academic and policy research at the public institution level by arranging a chronology and the latest research trends.

A Study on the Diagnosis of Online Cultural Exchanges between Korea and Japan 

Director KIM, Hyo-jin (SNU IJS)
Joint Researchers NAM, Yoo-min (Korea University)
Duration 2020.12.1-2021.2.28.
Assistant Organization THE KOREA-JAPAN CULTURAL EXCHANGE COUNCIL
Abstract

Recently, cultural exchanges between Korea and Japan have been actively conducted on online SNS, and they are playing a central role in forming public opinion on Korea-Japan relations, but there is no survey data diagnosing the current status of these activities. In the face of the non-face-to-face era, we intend to seek ways to promote sustainable cultural exchange between Korea and Japan, and establish a strategy for developing Korea-Japan relations through the formation of favorable public opinion.

Japan's Global Strategy Analysis - Focused on Scenarios

Director KIM, Hyun-Cheol (Director, SNU IJS)
Joint Researchers NAM, Ki-Jeong (Professor, SNU IJS)
LEE, Chang-Min (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)
CHO, Yang-Hyun (Korean National Diplomatic Academy)
Duration 2020.09.15-2020.12.30.
Assistant Organization Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP)
Abstract

We will take basic research on the United States and China, and in-depth research on strategies that each country. And we will plan to publish a comprehensive strategy report by discussing the establishment of an independent external strategy for realization.

2020 Japan & Korea-Japan Relationship

Director NAM, Ki-Jeong (Professor, SNU IJS)
Joint Researchers LEE, Jeong-hwan (Department of Political Science and International Relations, SNU)
PARK, Seung-hyun (HK+ Reserch Professor, SNU IJS)
SON, Sukeui (HK+ Research Professor, SNU IJS)
Duration 2020. 07. ~ 2020. 11.
Assistant Organization Korea National Diplomatic Academy
Abstract

In the midst of recent changes in Korea-Japan relations and the situation in Japan due to the change of the "1965 Regime" and the spread of Covid-19, it is necessary to analyze and disseminate the current situation and changes in Japan and Korea-Japan relations in depth. It aims to analyze and organize research trends and trends in Korea-Japan relations and disclose them as public diplomacy data to the public.

Perception Survey and Research Trends on Northeast Asian Cultural Communities in Japan

Director YANG, Il-Mo (Professor, College of Liberal Studies, SNU)
Joint Researchers JO, Gwanja (Professor, SNU IJS)
KIM, Min (PhD Candidate, Department of Asian History, SNU)
Duration 2018. 10. ~ 2019. 4.
Assistant Organization Korea Institute for National Unification
Abstract

By surveying and analyzing the discourse on Northeast Asian cultural communities in Japan and establishing a research trend database, we intend to contribute to the realization of the Northeast Asia Plus Community of Responsibility and to create a future vision for the Northeast Asian cultural community.

Q&A with the World

Director KIM, Hyun Cheol 
(Director of SNU Institute for Japanese studies / Professor of Japanese Area Studies at Graduate School of International Studies)
Joint Researchers KIM, Hyojin (SNU IJS)
NAM, Ki-Jeong (SNU IJS)
SEO, Dong-Ju (SNU IJS)
LEE, Eun-gyong (SNU IJS)
JO, Gwanja (SNU IJS)
LEE, Kyungboon (SNU IJS)
JUNG, Ji-Hee (SNU IJS)
JIN, Pil-Su (SNU IJS)
Duration 2016. 11. 1. ~ 2017. 10. 30.
Assistant Organization Yeosijae
Topic and Presenter
Introduce and analyze the discussions on regional issues related to the study topics presented by the think tanks of USA, China, Japan, Russia and Europe.
Date Topic Presenter
2016/11 Deepening Knowledge of Japanese “Conservative” and “Right-wing” 1 JO Gwanja
2016/11 20 Years of Futenma Problem Anti-Base Movement: Aspect and Prospect of “All Okinawa” Movement JIN Pil-Su
2016/12 Deepening Knowledge of Japanese “Conservative” and “Right-wing” 2 JO Gwanja
2017/1 How to Overcome the Era of Low Growth? KIM Hyun Chul
2017/1 2017 Outlook for Japanese Think Tank NAM Ki Jeong
2017/2 Inauguration of Trump Administration and Strategy of Japanese Think Tank NAM Ki Jeong
2017/2 Japan as Manufacturing Power in the Wake of Trump Administration NAM Ki Jeong
2017/3 Constitutional Revision and Political System LEE Eun-gyong
2017/3 National Climate Change Crisis Strategy NAM Ki Jeong
2017/4 Freedom of Expression and Political Power JUNG Ji-Hee
2017/5 Population Change and Social Change JIN Pil-Su
2017/5 Perceptions on the Korean Peninsula PARK Jung Jin(Tsuda Univ.)
2017/6 Recent Discussion on National North Pole Strategies and Policy Prospect YOO In Tae(Yonsei Univ.)
2017/6 Economic Crisis and National Monetary, Financial Policy LEE Ji Pyong(LG Economic Research Institute)
2017/7 Isolationism and Development of Nationalism KIM Hyojin
2017/7 Analysis of National Energy Consumption and Demand Prospect and Energy Supply Control Method PARK Myung Duk(Korea Energy Economics Institute)
2017/8 Meeting for Special Topic
2017/9 Perspectives on Russia “New East Asia Policy” NAM Ki Jeong
2017/9 Recent Security Issues Including Disarmament PARK Young Jun(Korea National Defense Univ.)
2017/10 Agriculture Policy LEE Jung Hwan(Seoul National Univ.)
2017/10 ODA Policy PARK Hong Young(Chungbuk National Univ.)
2017/11 Marine Policy PARK Young Jun(Korea National Defense Univ.)
2017/11 Urban Problems and Response Strategy KIM Eun Hae(Hitotsubashi Univ.)

Research on the Vision for New Korea-Japan Relations

Director PARK, Cheol-Hee 
(Director of SNU Institute for Japanese studies / Professor of Japanese Area Studies at Graduate School of International Studies)
Joint Researchers NAM, Ki-Jeong (SNU IJS)
SEO, Seung-Won (Department of Japanese Language and Japanese Literature, Korea University)
LEE, Jeong-Hwan (Department of Economics, Kookmin University)
CHOI, Hei-Shik (Department of International Studies, Kookmin University)
PARK, In-Hwui (Department of International Studies, Ewha Women's University)
LEE, Won-Deok (Department of International Studies, Kookmin University)
PARK, Jeong-Jin (Department of International Relations, Tsuda University)
KIM, Ji-Young (Graduatte School of Arts and Sciences, Tokyo University)
Duration 2016. 6. 15. ~ 2016. 12. 9.
Assistant Organization Korea National Diplomatic Academy
Abstract In response to the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Korea and Japan in 2015, we will examine the practical tasks of building relations to improve the problem-solving ability in Korea-Japan ties as a solution to serious problems between Korea and Japan. We will present the vision of a new Korea-Japan relationship and propose concrete policies.

Standardization of Governmental Accounting

Director LEE, Eun-gyong (SNU IJS)
Joint Researchers PARK, Ji-Soo (SNU GSIS Master’s Course)
AN, Ye-Dam (SNU GSIS Master’s Course)
Duration 2015.11.09 – 2015.12.18
Assistant Organization Korea Institute of Public Finance
Abstract The translation of “Standardization of Governmental Accounting” (The Japanese Institute of Certified Public Accountants (JICPA) Ed., JICPA Publication, 2013)

Research on Japan’s Position toward East Asia Multilateral Cooperation

Director PARK, Cheol-Hee
(Director of SNU Institute for Japanese studies / Professor of Japanese Area Studies at Graduate School of International Studies)
Joint Researchers LEE, Geun (SNU GSIS)
Duration 2015.11.09 – 2015.12.26
Assistant Organization Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Abstract The research reviews the key factors of Park administration’s ‘Peaceful and Cooperative Northeast Asia’ project and explores diplomatic strategies of Korea and Japan and their effects on the Korea-Japan relations. Based on the analysis, the research aims to suggest possible strategies to induce Japan toward East Asia multilateral cooperation.

 50th Anniversary of Normalization of Korea-Japan Ties: Comparative History Research of Korea-Japan Relations 

Director PARK Cheol Hee (Director of SNU Institute for Japanese studies / Professor of Japanese Area Studies at Graduate School of International Studies)
Joint Researchers NAM Ki Jeong (Professor of Seoul National University) 
PARK Yeongjoon (Professor of Korea National Defense University) 
YANG Kiho (Professor of SungKongHoe University)
KAWASAMA Makano (Tokyo University)  
OKONOKI Masao (Professor Emiretus of Keio University)
KOHARI Susumu (Professor of University of Shizuoka) 
Duration May 6th - November 20th, 2015 
Assistant Organization Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Abstract Upon the 50th Anniversay of Normalization of Korea-Japan Ties, the reserach will reevaluate the structure and historical awareness of Korea-Japan relations, hoping to contribute to the relation's reconstruction. 

Policy Response to Territorial and Maritime Disputes

Director PARK, Cheol-Hee
(Director of SNU Institute for Japanese studies / Professor of Japanese Area Studies at Graduate School of International Studies)
Joint Researchers -
Duration 2014.11.20 – 2014.11.21
Assistant Organization Northeast Asian History Foundation
Abstract

As a conference under the theme of ‘How Dokdo/Takeshima dispute is discussed in Japan?’ we discussed new strategies to expand the relationship between Korea and Japan, which is currently under constraint due to island disputes.

The Future of Korea-Japan relations and the Role of the National Assembly

Director PARK, Cheol-Hee
(Director of SNU Institute for Japanese studies / Professor of Japanese Area Studies at Graduate School of International Studies)
Joint Researchers NAM, Ki-Jeong (SNU IJS)
Duration 2014.11.03 – 2015.02.26
Assistant Organization The Secretariat of the National Assembly
Abstract

The research will first closely examine the role of the chairman of the National Assembly within an official and political network between Korea and Japan. Thus, the research attempt to place the chairman as one of core executives by extending his role beyond the conventional head of the National Assembly to the head of overall political organization who can act toward the resolution of political conflicts.

Japan’s recent domestic and foreign policy trend and its implication

Director PARK, Cheol-Hee
(Director of SNU Institute for Japanese studies / Professor of Japanese Area Studies at Graduate School of International Studies)
Joint Researchers NAM, Ki-Jeong (SNU IJS)
YIM, Chae-Sung (SNU IJS)
LEE, Yun-Seok (SNU IJS)
Duration 2014.04.10 – 2014.07.09
Assistant Organization Northeast Asian History Foundation
Abstract The research aims to analyze Japan’s recent domestic and foreign policy trend and to draw its impact and implication to South Korea’s policy on economic, foreign, and security areas. Following such analysis, the research suggests economic policy options for Gyeonggi-do and its directions of business projects with North Korea.

Report on the Visions of Korea-Japan Economic Cooperation

Director NAM, Ki-Jeong (SNU IJS)
Joint Researchers YIM, Chae-Sung (SNU IJS)
Duration 2014.02.01 ~ 12.01 (10 months)
Assistant Organization Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MOFAT)
Abstract

The research will evaluate the development of economic relationship between Korea and Japan since the diplomatic normalization in 1965 and examine the recent trends and changes of international economy, in order to produce a five-year blueprint for the direction of economic cooperation after 2015 – the 50th Anniversary of Normalization of Korea-Japan Ties.

[Japanese Constitution] as the Ideological Root of the Historical Understanding

Director HAN, Young Hae
Joint Researchers Jinwoo PARK, Changnok KIM, Cheol Hee PARK, Myeongchan LEE, Heoktae KWON
Duration March, 2007 ~ Oct., 2007
Assistant Organization Northeast Asian History Foundation
Abstract  “Japanese Constitution” is the symbol of dissociation from, and the repentance toward, the historical past of imperial Japan. On the other hand, however, it casts a definite impact on the distorted understanding of history by the Japanese people because of its legal function to disclaim the emperor from the war responsibility. The Constitution allowed the emperor system to be kept alive through the establishment of the “symbolic emperor system,” which gives us the starting point for the search of the source of Japan’s problematic understandings of history.
Research Performances

- Information packet for academic conference
- Research report
- Book publication: “Japanese Constitution as the Ideological Root of the Historical Understanding”

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