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'해양영토'의 함의와 미래의 바다
Significance of Maritime Territory and the Future of the Seas "Maritime territory" is a term we often see these days but whose definition we may not know. A territory is an area of land under the jurisdiction of a sovereign state. Therefore, in some sense, "maritime territory" is self-contradictory. Nevertheless, we can understand "maritime territory" as territorial jurisdiction and a term referring to the present and future status of the seas. A country's maritime jurisdiction over its surrounding seas is strengthening and becoming increasingly similar to a country's territorial rights. Thus, while a sea cannot be land, in the self-contradictory term "maritime territory" lies the future of the seas.
Lee Seok-yong Professor, Hannam University
양금덕 할머니·이국언 사무국장 인터뷰 "보상 이뤄질때까지 나는 쉬지 않겠다"
Yang Geum-deok·Lee Guk-eon Interview "I will not stop until compensation is awarded" Controversy has been ongoing since Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries decided to pay eight women of the Voluntary Service Corps who had been forcefully mobilized during the Japanese colonial rule 99 yen each as payout for the withdrawal of their pension plans. We talked to Ms. Yang Geum-deok and Secretary-General Lee Guk-eon (42) concerning the matter.
Yang Geum-deok. Lee Guk-eon, secretary-general
한ㆍ일 여론지도자 심포지엄 의견 교환 넘어 상호 도움 주는 외교의 장
Diplomatic Venue that Went beyond the Exchange of Ideas and Brought Mutual Gains The Symposium of Korean and Japanese Opinion Leaders was held on July 27 in Seoul. It was hosted by the Northeast Asian History Foundation and co-sponsored by Korea-Japan and Japan-Korea Parliamentarians' Union Korea-Japan Parliamentarians' Union, Joongang Daily, and the Matsushita Institute of Government and Management. Under the theme "Past and Future of Korea-Japan Relations: Reflections on 100 Years and Outlook", the symposium was an occasion for key opinion leaders of the two nations to contemplated on the significance of 2010, the centennial of Japan's forced annexation of Korea, and discuss the kinds of efforts needed to realize future-oriented Korea-Japan relations.
Chang Je-guk Vice President, Dongseo University
일제시기 만주사·조선사 인식
Perception of Manchurian History & Joseon History during the Japanese Colonial Period The papers in this book are the findings of a research project undertaken on the perception of northern (northern regions of ancient Korean kingdoms) history during the Japanese colonial period. The overarching theme was the "Manseon view of history," a historical outlook that regards Manchuria and Joseon as a single historical entity. More specifically, the project's aim was to examine the Japanese and Korean scholars' perceptions of Goguryeo history and organize the survey and research findings on the historical sites and artifacts of Goguryeo and Balhae.
Cho In-seong Professor, Kyung Hee University
이토 히로부미, 조선 침략이 포함된'근대 일본'의 설계자
Ito Hirobumi, Architect of "Modern Japan, including Japan's Aggression against Korea The year 2010 is the centennial of Japan's forced annexation of Korea. As such, there is heightened interest in Ito Hirobumi [伊藤博文], who laid down the basis for the annexation. In Korea, Ito Hirobumi is remembered as the chief instigator of Japan's aggression against Korea who was assassinated by Ahn Jung-geun. Ito had coerced the conclusion of the Eulsa Treaty (Second Japan-Korea Convention or Japan-Korea Protectorate Treaty) in 1905, forcing Korea to hand over the control over its foreign affairs to Japan. After the Hague incident in 1907, he forced Korea to sign the Korea-Japan Treaty of 1907 (Japan-Korea Annexation Treaty) and deposed King Gojong. In Japan, on the other hand, there is but an obscure awareness of him.
Bang Gwang-seok Professor, Sungyunkwan University
평화로운 미래를 향한"한마음"
Of One Mind for a Peaceful Future The Northeast Asian History Foundation and the Korea Youth Work Agency held the "2nd Korea-Japan Youth Peace Forum" in Japan and Korea in July and August, respectively. The participating youth issued the "Joint Declaration by Korean and Japanese Youth" at 11 a.m., Friday, August 20 at the Seoul Youth Media Center. The declaration outlines measures for the resolution of historical conflict and the strengthening of Korea-Japan relations. The essay below is by Teguchi Sunako [出口綱子] of the Department of International Relations at Ritsumeikan University who took part in the event.
Teguchi SunakoThird-Year Student, Ritsumeikan University
2010년 여름의 백두산
Baekdusan in the Summer of 2010 It was 928 years ago to the day. Su Dongpo [蘇東坡], a famous scholar of the Southern Song [南宋] period, enjoyed food and drinks with a friend under Chibi [Red Cliffs] where Cao Cao and Sun Quan had once fought a fierce battle. Su Dongpo drank, and I so did I, but that was where our similarity ended.
Kim, Jung-ryol Research Fellow, Office of Public Relations
러스크 서한
Rusk Documents Question Japan cites the Rusk documents when claiming sovereignty over Dokdo. What are the Rusk documents?
Lee Myong-Chan Research Fellow, Dokdo Research Institute
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