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Facing the New Wave:
Direction of Northeast Asia Trade
in the Era of Biden
The line-up of panel is updated!
2021. 03. 21 SUN 9:00 - 11:00 (GMT +9)
The Virtual Forum via Zoom
2021 SNU NEWS World Student Forum
SNU NEWS brings a topic about the future of Northeast Asia trade in the era of Biden with international scholars’ and students’ voices. As Joe Biden has been inaugurated as the 46th president of the United States on January 20, it is expected that a new wave will be spread to Asia as well. Where does the trade go? This forum aims to view the transition and find what Northeast Asia has to do. In the latter part, we are planning to make a discussion of ‘what kind of trade rules the world should construct.’
Forum Schedule & Program Introduction
2021 SNU NEWS FORUM consists of conversation among USA-Korea-Japan expert and professor panels, free discussion within student panels, and real time Q&A session. This forum will be proceeded in English. Here’s the main agenda of each program.
Student Organizing Committee
Participate in the active field of exchange of opinions between international students and experts. Student panels will organize specific contents of forum with student organizing committee, experts, and professors from March 1 to 18. If you join as a student panel, we will issue you a certificate of activity.
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10:50 - 11:00
Real time Q&A session
Panels will receive questions from audience, and close the forum with the host’s remark.
Panel in this forum
Korea
USA
Student Panel
Experts & Professors
Are you interested in this Forum?
Be the student panel and participate in the historical moment!
2021.03.21 9:00 -11:00 (GMT +9)
9:00 - 10 : 10
Presentation of expert and professor panels
& Panel talk
Introduction
USA-China relations and direction of trade policies in the era of Biden
Agenda
Biden government’s direction of policy in technologic and industrial hegemony competition with China
Each expert and professor panel will have a 10 minute presentation about the topics above. Based on the presentations, panels including students will share opinions and raise questions about the agenda.
10:10 - 10:50
Panel Free Discussion
Agenda
Direction of Northeast Asia Trade in the Era of Biden: Path of USA, Japan, and Korea
After the presentation and the conversation between the panels, free discussion between student panels will start. First, student panels will discuss how the predicted change in U.S-China relation will affect U.S, Korea and Japan respectively. Then, they will disucss how the three countries should respond to the changes.
Join Us!
Student Panel Application Form
Audience Pre-application Form
The George Washington University
Elliott School of International Affairs
History and International Affairs
Asian Studies Program (Director)
Prof. Gregg Brazinsky
[Areas of Expertise]
U.S.-East Asian Relations,
Korean history, East Asian history
The George Washington University
Elliott School of International Affairs
Practice of International Affairs
Prof. Robert Sutter
[Areas of Expertise]
U.S.-China relations
China’s rise-domestic and international implications
Seoul National University
Department of Political Science and International Relations
Prof. Haillie Lee
[Areas of Expertise]
International Relations and Methodology
The application for Korean student panel was closed
Japan
Miseong Elizabeth Kim / Undergraduate / Political Science and International Relations / Seoul National University
Sanghyun Han / Graduate / Political Science and International Relations / Seoul National University
Junhong Min / Undergraduate / Economics / Seoul National University
Dajeong Yeon / Graduate / Graduate School of Public Administration majoring in global / Seoul National University
Jiyu Park / Undergraduate / Political Science and International Relations / Seoul National University
Seunghwan(Shane) Kim / Undergraduate / University of Southern California
Meiji University
Department of Political Science
Prof. Ito Go
[Areas of Expertise]
International Security.
International Political Economy.
Ochanomizu University
Core Research Human Science Division
Prof. Myles Carroll
[Areas of Expertise]
International Political Economy,
Comparative Politics
Dayne Feehan /Graduate / The George Washington University
Sayaka Kakuno / Ochanomizu University
Ayumi Honda / Ochanomizu University
Jina Park / Undergraduate / The George Washington University
Calvin Chu / Kyoto University
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