August 04(Mon), KCCI Grand Hall
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09:30 ~ 10:30
| Welcome adress |
Jihang Park (President, Northeast Asian History Foundation)
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Congratulatory Remarks |
Hong Lim Ryu (President, Seoul National University)
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Kenote Speech |
Stephen Kotkin (Stanford University)
Stalin and Korea: Calculation, Miscalculation, Consequences
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| Panel 1.
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Decolonization of Korea from the Perspectives in Japanese History
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10:40 ~ 12:40
| Moderator | Hyun Chul Kim (Northeast Asian History Foundation)
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Presentation 1
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Toyomi Asano (Waseda University)
- Between the Collapse of the Japanese empire and Normalization with South Korea
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Presentation 2
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Motokazu Matsutani (Tohoku Gakuin University)
- Formal Decolonization and Informal Reconnection : Korean and Japanese Christian Intellectuals in the Post-colonial Era
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Presentation 3
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Deokhyo Choi (The University of Maryland)
- Decolonization as a "Nonevent"?: The Liberation of Korea and Its Impact on Japan
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Presentation 4
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Hannah Shepherd (Yale University)
- Decolonization on the Waterfronts: the view from Pusan and Hakata 1945-1947
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Discussant | - Youn Soo Cho (Northeast Asian History Foundation)
- Ji Hee Jung (Seoul National University)
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12:40 ~ 14:20
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Lunch
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| Panel 2.
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New Approaches to the US Occupation of Korea
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14:20 ~ 15:50
| Moderator | Bok-Ryong Shin (Konkuk University)
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Presentation 1
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Yumi Moon (Stanford University)
- Imperial Commander and Activist Statesman: John Hodge, Syngman Rhee, and the Politics of the US Occupation in Korea
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Presentation 2
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Chaisung Lim (Rikkyo University)
- The Crisis of a Divided Economy and the Creation of a National Economy: South Korea in the Late 1940s
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Presentation 3
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Taek Sun Lee (Myongji University)
- Reconstruction of the September 1946 General Strike and Daegu October 1, 1946
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Discussant |
- Myongsob Kim (Yonsei University)
- Wan-Bum Lee (The Academy of Korean Studies)
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| Panel 3.
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Debates on Syngman Rhee
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16:00 ~ 18:00 | Moderator | Hosup Kim (ChungAng University)
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Presentation 1
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Sungik Yang (Arizona State University)
- Reconsidering the Liberalism of Syngman Rhee
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Presentation 2
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Hyeonji Cha (The Independence Hall of Korea)
- Characteristics of Syngman Rhee's Military Diplomacy during the Pacific War
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Presentation 3
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Yong-sup Oh (Yonsei University)
- Syngman Rhee's Separate Government Proposal under the U.S. Military Government in Korea
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Presentation 4
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David Fields (University of Wisconsin, Madison)
- No Trusteeship without Trust
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Discussant |
- Chul Soon Lee (Pusan National University)
- Byung Joon Jung (Ewha Women's University)
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August 05(Tue), KCCI Council Chanmber
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| Panel 4.
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Constitution Making and the Politics of the Constitutional Assembly Period (1948-1950)
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09:00 ~ 10:30
| Moderator |
Wontaek Kang (Seoul National University)
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Presentation 1
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T. K. Ahn (Seoul National University)
- The Korean Political Regime during the Constitutional Assembly Period (1948-1950)
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Presentation 2
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Joongyong Koh (Seoul National University)
- Far-right only?: The Ideological Landscape of the 1948 Korean Constitutional Assembly
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Presentation 3
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Hee Kyung Suh (Seoul National University)
- The Emergency Constitution and the Formation of the Korean Presidential System
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Discussant |
- Seungryul Lee (The Institute for Korean Historical Studies)
- Keedon Kwon (권기돈 Busan City Hall)
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| Panel 5.
| The Formation of North Korea
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10:40 ~ 12:40
| Moderator |
Yong Chool Ha (University of Washington)
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Presentation 1
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Fyodor Tertitskiy (Kookmin University)
- 1945: the Soviet Army's rule over North Korea and the coming of Kim Il-sung
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Presentation 2
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Balázs Szalontai (Korea University)
- A Distant Member of the Socialist Family: North Korea in East European Eyes, 1945-1950
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Presentation 3
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Claudius Kim (Stanford University)
- Braiding Two Revolutions: Yan'an Group in the Chinese Civil War and Korean Migrants in the North Korean Revolution, 1945‒50
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Presentation 4
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Myung Ho Hyun (Northeast Asian History Foundation)
- Peripheral Perspectives on North Korean State Formation: The Case of Wonsan, 1945-1950
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Discussant |
- Mira Moon (University of Seoul)
- Taeyoon Kim (Seoul National University)
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12:40 ~ 14:20
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Lunch
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| Panel 6.
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The Recovery of Language and the Reconstruction of Education and Universities
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14:20 ~ 15:50
| Moderator |
Jae-moon Hwang (Seoul National University)
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Presentation 1
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Heo Jae Young (Dankook University)
- Language and Cultural Policies and Textbooks during the US Occupation Period
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Presentation 2
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Jun Young Jung (Seoul National University)
- Between Democratic Education and National Education: O Ch'ôn-Sôk before and after the National University Plan
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Presentation 3
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Hae Dong Yun (Hanyang University)
- The Establishment of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the Formation of 'Myth of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences'
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Discussant |
- Shin Jang (The Academy of Korean Studies)
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| Panel 7.
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War Crimes, Reparation, and Memory
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16:00 ~ 18:00
| Moderator |
Sang-gu Nam (Northeast Asian History Foundation)
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Presentation 1
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Barak Kushner (Cambridge University)
- Victims of Victory: Power and Strategy in Postwar East Asia
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Presentation 2
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Masaru Tonomura (Tokyo University)
- Why do Differences in Historical Perception Arise? — The influence of strong mobilization in a weak empire
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Presentation 3
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Jung-Ae Park (Northeast Asian History Foundation)
- The Dilemma of Acknowledging Victimhood and the Alienation from One's Own Memory
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Presentation 4
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Jie-Hyun Lim (Sogang University)
- Failed Memory, Failed Reconciliation: Victimhood Nationalisms in East Asia
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Discussant |
- Chong-chin Seo (Northeast Asian History Foundation)
- Michael Kim (Yonsei University)
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