日程
Program
09:30-10:00 Opening Remarks
Moderator: Ji Hee Jung (IJS, Seoul National University)
Opening Remarks: Ki-jeong Nam (IJS, Seoul National University)
Congratulatory Remarks: Shunsuke Sogo (Director, The Japan Foundation, Seoul), Hiroki Yamazaki (President, Toshiba International Foundation)
10:00-12:00 Session 1. Reconciliation Studies as a Method of Korea-Japan Dialogue
Chair: Ji Hee Jung (IJS, Seoul National University)
Dialogue 1: The Role of Reconciliation Studies in Overcoming the Past
Toyomi Asano (Waseda University)
Ki-jeong Nam (IJS, Seoul National University)
Dialogue 2: Reconciliation Studies as International Politics
Ja-hyun Chun (Yonsei University Mirae Campus)
Ayaka Takei (Gakushuin Women's College)
12:00-13:00 Lunch Break
13:00-14:30 Session 2. The International Politics of Reparations and the Evolution of the Concept of Reconciliation
Chair: Hyojin Kim (IJS, Seoul National University)
The Paradoxes of Colonial Reparation: The 2008 Italy–Libya Friendship Treaty and its Afterlives
Chiara De Cesari (University of Amsterdam)
Unrepayable Debt, Redress, Repair, and Reconciliation for Japanese Imperialism in East Asia
Yukiko Koga (Yale University)
Preemptive Title, Divided Reparations: Japan’s Compensation to South and North Vietnam and the Limits of State-Centric Reconciliation
Ayako Tomizuka (Hitotsubashi University, Waseda University)
Discussant: Gwanja Jo (IJS, Seoul National University)
14:30-14:45 Coffee Break
14:45-16:10 Session 3. International Comparison and Universality of Decolonization
Chair: Dong Ju Seo (IJS, Seoul National University)
Beyond Identity: Reconceptualising Reconciliation through Universality
Sašo Dolinšek
Bridging the Colonial Divide for Postcolonial Reconciliation: Anglo-French Colonialism, Civil War, and the Dynamics of Reconciliation and Post-Genocide in Cameroon
Peter Inalegwu Awodi (University of Ibadan)
The Nigerian Civil War, State Violence and Reconciliation in Nigeria
Richard Gbemudia (University of Ibadan)
Discussant: Sinhyeok Jung (IJS, Seoul National University)
16:10 Closing Remarks
