2004 APSA Annual Meeting
September
2-5, 2004
Chicago,
Illinois
Association
of Korean Political Studies
Panel 1: Korea
and Regional Politics
Chairs: Tae-Hwan
Kwak, Eastern Kentucky University
Papers: South Korea
Democracy and the Prospect of Security Community in Northeast Asia
Department of Political Science
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, IL 60115
815/753/7055
Challenge and Opportunity: Russia’s Policy Choice on North Korean Nuclear
Project in Regional Security Regime
Donghyung Lee, Inha University
Inha University
Incheon, Korea
82/32/860/8264
Department of Political Science
Kent State University
Kent, OH 44221
330/672-8928
Uk Heo, University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Department
of Political Science
University
of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
P.O.
Box 413
Milwaukee,
WI 53201
Department of Public Administration
Korea
University
Seoul,
Korea
Double
Date with Two Powers: South Korea’s Diplomatic Relationship with the United States and China
Department of Government, Intercultural Center
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C. 20057
703/248/8738
What Went Wrong with South-Korea-Chile Free Trade Agreements?: Implications
to Regional Economic Integration in East Asia
Post-Doctoral Fellow
Department of Political Science
Wellesley College
Wellesley, MA 02481
Heon Joo Jung, University of Pennsylvania
Department
of Political Science
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Understanding Anti-Americanism among College Students in Korea
Haesook Chae, Baldwin-Wallace College
Department of Political Science
Baldwin-Wallace College
275 Eastland Road, Berea, OH 44017
440/826/2454
Tiffany Carwile, Baldwin-Wallace College
Department of Political Science
Scott Damberger, Baldwin-Wallace College
Department of Political Science
Discussants: Bruce E. Bechtol,
Jr., Air Command and Staff College
Department of International Security and Military
Studies
Air Command and Staff College
225 Chennault Circle
Maxwell AFB, Alabama 36121
334/953/2689
109 Camden
Morris, MN 56267
320/589/6203
Panel
2: Institutionalization of
Korean Political Economic Development
Chairs: Hee Min Kim, Florida
State University
Department of Political Science
Florida
State University
Tallahassee,
FL 32306
850/644/7319
Peter M. Beck, Korea Economic Institute
Papers: Governmental
Policy, Local Community, and Social Movement in Korea: The Deapocheon
Case
Department of Public Administration
Korea University
Seoul, Korea
82/2/3290/2283
Ju-yong Jung, Korea
University
Department of Public Administration
Korea University
Seoul, Korea
82/2/3290/1646
Reform Success or Failure? A Comparison of Korea First Bank and Japan’s
Long Term Credit Bank
Department
of Political Science
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA 19103
410/561/0949
Foreign Capital Entry in
the Domestic Banking Market in Korea: Bitter Medicine or Poison
Sunghack Lim, Chung-Ang
University
Center for International Affairs
Chung-Ang University
Seoul, Korea
82/2/532/0406
Committee, Political Power and Agenda Setting Power in Korean National
Assembly
Kyung-Jin Jun, University of California, Los Angeles
3310 Sawtelle Blve
#108
Los Angeles, CA 90066
310/745/2211
The Dog That Barked Too
Much? Social Movements and Democratic Consolidation in South Korea, 1987-1999
130 Corwin Hall
Princeton University
Princeton, NJ 08544
609/933/9397
Divided Governments and the Institutional Legitimacy of National Highest
Courts: A Case Study of Korean Constitutional Court
Department of Political Science
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, CA 90089
562/426/7896
Discussants: Young W. Kihl, Iowa
State University
Department of Political Science
Iowa State
University
Ames, IA 50011-1204
515/294/6960
Fax: 515-294-1003
ykihl@iastate.edu
Miranda Schreurs, University of
Maryland
Department of Government & Politics
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
301/405/7797