Korean Unification: What Would It Take?
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Date: |
November 3, 2015 |
Time: |
8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. |
Location: |
RAND Corporation Complimentary parking at RAND |
Program
Join us for a half-day conference organized by the RAND Center for Asia Pacific Policy on possible paths toward unification of the Korean peninsula and the longer-term economic, geopolitical, and human security implications of unification. Co-hosted by the Republic of Korea's Sejong Institute and sponsored by the Korean Consulate General in Los Angeles, top experts on Korea will join RAND analysts to consider how the Republic of Korea, the U.S., and other countries in the region might facilitate unification, as well as address the challenges of working with the current North Korean government.
Featured Speakers
Lee Duk-Haeng
Director General, Policy Cooperation Division, Ministry of Unification, Republic of Korea
Kang Choi
Vice President and Director, Center for Foreign Policy and National Security, Asan Institute
Ryoo Kihl-Jae
Professor, University of North Korean Studies; Former Minister of Unification, Republic of Korea
Un-Chul Yang
Vice President, Sejong Institute
Senior Defense Analyst, RAND Corporation
Bruce Klingner
Senior Research Fellow, Northeast Asia, Heritage Foundation
Andrew Scobell
Senior Political Scientist, RAND Corporation
David Kang
Professor of International Relations and Business Director of USC Korean Studies Institute
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Further Inquiries
Questions? Please contact Erin Smith, Development Associate, International Programs at (310) 393-0411 x6603 or Erin_Smith@rand.org.