11th Jeju Forum for Peace and Prosperity_Session Organized by JPI(2)
“Theory and Practice of International Relations in East Asia”
(5/27(fri), 15:40-17:00)
Asian international relations have been characterized by enduring stability amid uncertainty, emerging opportunities amid threats, and expanding institutions amid competing interests. To address these evolving dynamics at multiple levels and domains, this panel seeks to examine and unpack several key dimensions of the contemporary inter-state affairs in East Asia. These include: the sources of strategic stability in East Asia, the patterns of policy responses to transnational and sub-national security challenges in Southeast Asia, the power of "middle power diplomacy" in Asia, and the effects of regional multilateralism in regional order.
- Chair: EUN Yong-Soo(Professor, Hanyang University, Korea)
- Presenter: Yves TIBERGHIEN(Professor, The University of British Columbia, Canada), HOO Chiew-Ping(Professor, National University of Malaysia), Chanintira NA THALANG(Professor, Thammasat University, Thailand), Makmur KELIAT(Professor, University of Indonesia)
- Discussant: Cheng-Chwee KUIK(Professor, National University of Malaysia)
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