| Institute for Corean-American Studies |
ICAS Fall Symposium
October 11, 2012, 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Rayburn Office Building Room B318
United States House of Representatives
Capitol Hill, Washington, DC 20515
Humanity, Peace and Security
The Korean Peninsula Issues *
and US National Security| 1:00 PM | Registration |
| Moderator | Sang Joo Kim (ICAS Sr Fellow & Executive Vice President) |
| 1:25 PM | Welcome & Opening Remarks Synja P Kim (ICAS Fellow, President and Chairman) |
| 1:30 PM | Douglas H. Paal
(Vice President for Studies, Director Asia Program, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace;
introduced by Sang H. Kim, ICAS Director) Asia in the Balance: To Pivot or Not |
| 2:30 PM | Alexis Dudden
(ICAS Fellow; Professor of History, University of Connecticut;
introduced by Hayoung Yoo, ICAS Volunteer) What Washington Can Do for Seoul and Tokyo: "A Little Honesty" |
| 3:30 PM | Kurt Campbell
(Invited: Assistant Secretary of State for Asia and Pacific Affairs, US State Department) The Korean Peninsula Issues and US Asia Policy (Keynote) |
| Remarks of Larry Niksch | |
| Discussants | |
| William Connery | (Editor, The World & I magazine) |
| Frank Jannuzi | (Deputy Exec Director Amnesty International, Head Washington Office) |
| Larry Niksch | (ICAS Fellow; Senior Associate, CSIS) |
Upcoming ICAS Programs December 4: ICAS Annual Dinner Washington DC | |
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*ICAS designates this educational activity for continuing education/professional development for a maximum of 3:50 hours credit commensurate with the extent of actual participation. ICAS is not an agent of any government and/or a foreign principal, and solely supported by voluntary contributions. ICAS Liberty Foundation seeks to promote the cause of humanity, liberty, peace, prosperity and security through cultural, educational and research activities. It presents ICAS Symposia series as a public service pro bono publico. | |
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