[한글]
[영문]Thursday, June 16
14:30~15:00 Registration
[Maple HALL]
15:00~15:30 Opening ceremony
■ Opening Remarks: Sung-joo Kim (President, KAIS)
Zehra Arat (Chair, IPSA RC 26)
[Maple Hall, Simultaneous Interpretation]
15:30~17:30 Session 1. Human Rights after the End of the Cold War
■ Presenters :
"The Market for Human Rights Law"
| David Kernohan (Middlesex University, UK)
| Todd Landman (University of Essex, UK)
| Joshua Castellino (Middlesex University, UK)
"Regulation and Control of the Privatization of Security in Conflict Zones: A Human Rights Issue"
| Andres Macias (Tokyo University, Japan)
"Trading Human Rights for Stavility: Western Policies in Yugoslavia, 1989-1991"
| Peter Russell (University of Melbourne, Australia)
"Militant Democracy and the Illiveral State"
| Kathleen Cavanaugh (lrish Centre for Human Rights, Ireland)
[Orchild Hall, In English]
15:30~17:30 Session 2. Peace and Human Rights on the Korean Peninsula Ⅰ
■ Presenters :
"Love Thy Neighbor: Explaining Asylum Seeking and Hosting, 1982-2008"
| Jeong-Woo Koo (Sungkyunkwan University)
"Falling Through the Cracks: Rights Protection for North korean
Escapees under Refugee Law"
| Patricia Goedde (Sungkyunkwan University)
[Pine Hall, In English]
15:30~17:30 Session 3. Peace and Human Rights on the Korean Peninsula Ⅱ
■ Presenters :
"South Korea's Role for the Improvement of North Human Rights"
| Bo-hyuk Suh (Ewha Womans University)
"The EU's North Korean Human Rights Policy"
| Moosung Lee (Myonggji University)
"Mongolia's Political Change and Human Rights in the Five-Phase
Spiral Model: A Reference to North Korea"
| Man-ho Heo (Kyungpook National University)