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2015 EPIK Young Leaders Conference
EPIK (Exchange for Interdisciplinary Knowledge Spiders), an alumni network of the East Asia Institute (EAI) aimed at building a next-generation knowledge network, hosts the EPIK Young Leaders Conference annually, an English paper competition for university and graduate students worldwide. The 2015 EPIK Young Leaders Conference, marking its sixth year, solicited papers on the theme "Are conventional boundaries unraveling?" and selected outstanding papers through rigorous review by scholars affiliated with the EAI knowledge network. The conference, held on Wednesday, August 12, at the Kukdo Hotel, featured presentations and discussions on the selected outstanding papers with student discussants, alumni of EAI internships, from universities and graduate schools both domestically and internationally.
Opening Session
Opening Remarks
Hong Sung-pyo, Seoul National University; 2016 EPIK Spiders President
Welcome Address
Lee Sook-jong, President of the East Asia Institute
Session I
Moderator
Jeong Heon-ju, Professor, Yonsei University
Presentations
"The Pillars of Westphalia Remain Intact: How the Nation-States have survived the era of Globalization and Interdependence"
Jang Woo-jeong, Brown University
"Studying Sovereignty through Analytic Eclecticism: Theoretical Re-conceptualization amid Globalization"
Kwon Beom-jun, Sogang University
"Unraveling Conventional Boundaries in International Humanitarian Law: The Classification and Regulation of Non-International Armed Conflicts in the Modern World"
Evan Ritli, Monash University
Discussants
Kwon Yoon-jin, London School of Economics and Political Science
Kim Huri, Cornell University
Eric Anderson, University of California, San Diego
Ekaterina Mozhaeva, Georgetown University
Lim Ye-seul, Stanford University
Jeong Ga-young, Seoul National University
Session II
Moderator
Song Ji-yeon, Professor, Seoul National University
Presentations
"Rational Emotions: The Role of Identity and Emotions in Dokdo/Takeshima Dispute between South Korea and Japan"
Koo Min-sun, Yonsei University
"Unraveling of the Conventional Boundaries in Taiwan: Democratization and the Path to Independence"
Benjamin Lee, University of Washington
Discussants
Kim Yu-jeong, Seoul National University
Park Sun-na, Ewha Womans University
Cho Min, Smith College
Hong Sung-pyo, Seoul National University
*This text is an AI translation of an original written in Korean. Some translations or nuances may be inaccurate.