Programme
19 October (Mon)
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Opening Remarks
Ambassador of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Korea Andrey B. Kulik
Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the Russian Federation Lee Sok-bae
HSE Vice Rector Ivan Prostakov
Kyung Hee University, College of International Studies, Dean, Prof. Kim Jun-Yeup
HSE, Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, Dean, Prof. Sergey Karaganov
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The Evolution of Korean-Russian Relations: External and Internal Factors. Part I
Strengthening multifaceted relations between Russia and South Korea: The under-estimated role of travel advisory
Kerdodé Christophe, Yonsei University
Russian Market Insights and New Business Opportunities between Korea and Russia
Jeon Myoug Su, RUS ECONOMIC LLC, YTN Channel
Analysis of the Cultural Ties Between Russia and Republic of Korea and Their Problematic Points (1990-2020)
Osetrova Maria, Institute of Far Eastern Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IFES RAS)
Developments in Korean-Russian Relations: Review and Suggestions
Park Soo-Heon, Kyung Hee University, College of International Studies
Russia – South Korea Energy Cooperation: Prospects, Opportunities and Challenges
Ignatov Alexander, Center for International Institutions Research, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
Parallel Sessions
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Development of the Russian Far East and Russia’s relations with East Asian countries
The Politics of Expertise and Neoliberalism in Russian Special Economic Zones
Ivanov Sergei, Palacký University Olomouc (Czech Republic)
Reinventing a developmental state in the Russian Far East
Savchenko Anatolii, The Institute of History, Archaeology and Etnography FEB RAS
Russia-Korea Economic Relations and the Russian Far East
Zakharova Liudmila, Institute of Far Eastern Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IFES RAS)
Abe’s eight-point economic cooperation plan and Japan’s investment into the Russian Far East: what kind of progress?
Kireeva Anna, Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO)
The ‘Far Eastern Hectare’ land giveaway program: Paternalistic vs developmental discourses
Ryzhova Natalia, Palacky University in Olomouc (Czech Republic) & Tatyana Zhuravskaya, Economic Research Institute FEB RAS (Russia)
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Public diplomacy and soft power: Lessons from Korea
Network-building between Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) Recipients and Koreans: Obstacles and Potential
Varpahovskis Eriks, HSE Moscow
Public diplomacy of the Republic of Korea as a tool of soft power: modern challenges and trends
Matosian Agapi, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia
North Korean posters as a mean of North Korean propaganda
Ragozina Sabina & Vorobiova Anastasia, Kazan Federal University
New Public Diplomacy as a Middle Power Diplomacy: The South Korean Case
Park HahnKyu, KIC, Kyung Hee University
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Parallel Sessions
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China’s Foreign Policy under Xi Jinping: A “Peaceful Rise 2.0” or a Threat to International Order? Part I
Post-Trump China: double down or back to the past
Mikhail Korostikov, Head of International Communications, VEB.RF
China’s policy on humanitarian assistance: Moving towards rule-making?
Smirnova Veronika, HSE Nizhny Novgorod
The Chinese-Centered Globalization ‘from Below’ as an Instrument of Foreign Policy
Tudoroiu Theodor, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine campus, Trindiad and Tobago
Evolution of Chinese Defense and Intelligence Capabilities under Xi Jinping
Kashin Vasily, HSE, Moscow
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The Evolution of Korean-Russian Relations: External and Internal Factors. Part II
South Korea’s New Northern Policy and Russia. What can be done after COVID-19?
Martinez Francisco, Alumnus of Columbia University, United States
Prospects for the development of inter-Korean relations and Russia's position
Kazariyan Rouben, Dept. of Korean studies, Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Science
Realpolitik and international cooperation: Comparison on Inter-Korean and Turkish-Armenian railway projects
Cho Yongsung, Saint Petersburg State University
Obstacles for Peace in the Korean Peninsula: Security Dilemas and Domestic Politics
Tamayo Romero Jaime, EL Colegio de México (COLMEX)
20 October (Tue)
Parallel Sessions
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Teaching Korean Language
역량 중심 접근법 - MSLU 한노 번역 수업 사례를 중심으로-
Tatiana Mozol, Moscow State Linguistic University
Korean language education for foreigners - The need for cultural linguistic education, focusing on vocabulary related to ‘food, clothing, and shelter’
Chang B.S., HSE, Moscow
Discourse-based approach in teaching Korean language grammar on beginner level
Baklanova Maria, HSE, Moscow
Actual Points of Teaching Korean at the University Level in Russia
Lyudmila Voronina, State Academic University for the Humanities
Communicative Korean Language Teaching During The Course By Class For General Purpose Russian Students Comparing Case of King Sejong Institute Moscow
Kim Hujo, HSE Moscow
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China’s Foreign Policy under Xi Jinping: A “Peaceful Rise 2.0” or a Threat to International Order? Part II
Shifting Perceptions: Exploitation of 'Competitive Neutrality' Concept by China and the West
Tochilova Tatiana, HSE Moscow
Cooperation between Russia and China in Northeast Asia: on the way to alliance?
Kim Dayea, Saint-Petersburg State University
South Korea's Foreign Policy under US-China Strategic Competition
Moon Don, Kyung Hee University
The concept of cybersovereignty as a mechanism for protecting the national interests of China
Mikhalevich Ekaterina, Saint Petersburg State University
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Chinese, Japanese, and South Korean involvement in Central Asia
Japan and the New Silk Road. Diplomacy, Development and Connectivity
Murashkin Nikolay
Transcontinental Silk Road Strategies: Comparing China, Japan and South Korea in Uzbekistan
Dadabaev Timur, Graduate School of Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Tsukuba, Japan
The Features of Russian-Chinese interaction in Eurasia / Central Asia
Luzyanin Sergey, HSE Moscow
Tokyo’s diplomacy in Eurasia: achievements and failures (mid-1990s onwards)
Puzanova Olga, HSE Moscow
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Challenges and Opportunities for Teaching East Asia
К вопросу о преемственности в обучении китайскому языку в системе «школа-вуз»
Sizova Alexandra, HSE, Moscow
Benefits of incorporating English linguistic phenomena into the process of teaching Chinese to English-proficient university students from Russia
Nina Rogova (Aulova), HSE, Moscow
Когнитивный поворот в иноязычном образовании: современная концепция обучения восточным языкам
Strizhak Uliana, HSE, Moscow
Struggle for students: current tendencies in East Asian Studies in Russia
Liudmila S. Veselova, HSE, Saint Petersburg
Teaching Korean History in Russia: Methodological Issues
Natalia Kim, HSE, Moscow
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Closing Remarks
Prof. Kim Jun-Yeup, Kyung Hee University
Prof. Andrey Karneev, HSE
Lim Cheol Woo, Korea Foundation (Moscow Office)