The Jeju Forum for Peace and Prosperity, which the Jeju Peace Institute (JPI) annually organizes, is an important opportunity for scholars, political leaders, diplomats, and activists from around the world to discuss current issues regarding peace, prosperity, and multilateralism; it gives our scholarly activities an important practical anchor as well as a point of reflection.
The Jeju Forum for Peace and Prosperity, which the Jeju Peace Institute (JPI) annually organizes, is an important opportunity for scholars, political leaders, diplomats, and activists from around the world to discuss current issues regarding peace, prosperity, and multilateralism; it gives our scholarly activities an important practical anchor as well as a point of reflection.
The Jeju Forum for Peace and Prosperity, which the Jeju Peace Institute (JPI) annually organizes, is an important opportunity for scholars, political leaders, diplomats, and activists from around the world to discuss current issues regarding peace, prosperity, and multilateralism; it gives our scholarly activities an important practical anchor as well as a point of reflection.
The Jeju Forum for Peace and Prosperity, which the Jeju Peace Institute (JPI) annually organizes, is an important opportunity for scholars, political leaders, diplomats, and activists from around the world to discuss current issues regarding peace, prosperity, and multilateralism; it gives our scholarly activities an important practical anchor as well as a point of reflection.
Since the first ASEM (Asia-Europe Meeting) in 1996, Asia and Europe have had regular meetings to discuss various issues and challenges to both the regional and global order. In spite of their different conditions, Europe and Asia have in common a willingness to overcome political and economic crises, and to open up a new future through dialogue and cooperation.
The purpose of this research is to examine ideas of security formed by the security elites through lexical analysis in the 2017 Asia Security Summit(Shangri0La Dialogue) organized uner the International Istitute for Strategic Studies (IISS), held annually in Singapore. The extracted data was used to focus on frequency, cluster and cloud analysis.
This study analyzes the speeches, presentations, and comments by Jeju Forum speakers in order to learn how similar or different their views are, what issues they are interested in, and what concepts they use in reasoning, using an open-source qualitative data analysis program, KH Coder.
In this study South Koreans’ views on neighboring countries have been analyzed using public opinion survey data provided by the Institute for Peace and Unification Studies of Seoul National University.
At the information and globalization age, it is significant to engage multilateral cooperation in culture directly. Especially, the present government declares ‘Korea’s role as a middle power contributing to world peace and development’ as one of its national goals.
Roles of Public Diplomacy in Conflict Resolution [...]
