3rd International Forum on Historical Reconciliation in East Asia
- Date 2009.09.29
- Hit 1469
Marking its third year, the event is held under the theme of “Enhancing Mutual Understanding between Korea and Vietnam through History Education” and is expected to serve as an opportunity to broaden the horizon of historical reconciliation to Southeast Asia.
The forum will be attended by history and media experts from Vietnam, Korea, China, Japan and Australia to discuss various ways to encourage scholars and citizens in Korea and Vietnam to develop greater interests in and better understanding of each other.
Below is the schedule for the conference:
August 27, 2009 (Thursday)
Keynote speech
- Ngo Van Doanh (editor-in-chief, Journal of Southeast Asia Studies, Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences): Promoting mutual historical and cultural understanding between Vietnam and Korea
- Yoo In-seon (Seoul National University): Korea’s perception of Vietnamese history and culture
Session I
- Nguyen Thi Thanh Huyen (Hanoi University, Vietnam): Promoting research on Korean history and culture in Vietnamese universities
- Kim Jong-wook (Chungwoon University): How to improve Korean institution and perception of Vietnamese history and culture for better understanding
Session II
- Nguyen Minh Ngok (Institute for Foreign Policy and Strategic Studies, Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam): Promoting Korean studies in Vietnam – Opportunities and challenges
- Kim Song-lan (Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies): Korea’s understanding of Vietnamese history and culture through the media
August 28, 2009 (Friday)
Session III
- Mu Tao (East China Normal University, China): China’s research and education of Southeast Asian history
- Momoki Shiro (Osaka University, Japan): Promoting history education and research in Northeast Asia on histories of Vietnam and Southeast Asia
- Tana Li (Australian National University): Australian research and education of Vietnamese history
Session IV
- General discussion: Promoting mutual understanding of history in East Asia through history education
August 27, 2009 (Thursday)
Keynote speech
- Ngo Van Doanh (editor-in-chief, Journal of Southeast Asia Studies, Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences): Promoting mutual historical and cultural understanding between Vietnam and Korea
- Yoo In-seon (Seoul National University): Korea’s perception of Vietnamese history and culture
Session I
- Nguyen Thi Thanh Huyen (Hanoi University, Vietnam): Promoting research on Korean history and culture in Vietnamese universities
- Kim Jong-wook (Chungwoon University): How to improve Korean institution and perception of Vietnamese history and culture for better understanding
Session II
- Nguyen Minh Ngok (Institute for Foreign Policy and Strategic Studies, Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam): Promoting Korean studies in Vietnam – Opportunities and challenges
- Kim Song-lan (Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies): Korea’s understanding of Vietnamese history and culture through the media
August 28, 2009 (Friday)
Session III
- Mu Tao (East China Normal University, China): China’s research and education of Southeast Asian history
- Momoki Shiro (Osaka University, Japan): Promoting history education and research in Northeast Asia on histories of Vietnam and Southeast Asia
- Tana Li (Australian National University): Australian research and education of Vietnamese history
Session IV
- General discussion: Promoting mutual understanding of history in East Asia through history education
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