Recently Published Issues and Analyses

■ Sejong Policy Briefs

“Possible Measures to Transform the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) into an International Peace Zone” | HONG Hyun-ik

“A Solution to the ROK-Japan Relations: Can Korea-Japan Relations Be Made Right?” | JIN Chang Soo

■ Current Issues and Policies

“Coronavirus and the U.S. Presidential Election 2020: Pandemic Producing Rally Effect” | WOO Jung-Yeop

“The Politico Economic Implications of the Coronavirus Pandemic: The Liberalism is Not a Free Lunch” | KIM Kisoo

“The 56th Munich Security Conference: ‘Westlessness’ and China Threat Perception” | CHUNG Eunsook

“South Korean and Japanese Government Must Consider Plan B” | JIN Chang Soo

“Seeking for a New Type of Korea-China Cooperation in the COVID-19 Outbreak” | CHUNG Jae-hung

“COVID-19 Crisis and European Responses” | CHO Hong Sik

■ Sejong Commentaries

“Defining DPRK-China Relations in the Era of Kim Jong-un and Xi Jinping” | LEE Seong-Hyon

From April 1(Wed) to 10(Fri), the Sejong Institute held the second Sejong Policy Forum of 2020 on the theme of “Prospects of US Presidential Election and Analysis of Key Policy Differences among Candidates” in writing due to COVID-19.   

On April 7, 2020, the Sejong Institute held the fourth colloquium of this year. Dr. Jin Chang Soo, Director of the Center for Japanese Studies, presented his paper on the topic of “Solutions for Korea-Japan Relations: Can Conversation Lead to Improving Korea-Japan Relations?”   

On April 21, 2020, the Sejong Institute held the fifth colloquium of this year. Dr. Lee Seong-hyon, Director of the Center for Chinese Studies, presented his paper on the topic of “Looking at Characteristics and Prospects of North Korea-China Relations through Analysis of Documents on the Five Summits.”   

The Sejong Institute held a virtual meeting for the third Sejong Policy Forum of 2020 on April 22, 2020 under the theme of “What COVID-19 Has Changed in the International Society.”