2018아시아미래포럼

PROGRAM & SPEAKERS

PROGRAM & SPEAKERS

PROGRAM

PROGRAM

Time	Program
08:30 ~ 16:30	Registration
09:30 ~ 12:30	[Session 1] Baekdu A+B New Growth Strategies and New Social Dialogue Moderator Chang Ji-yeun Vice President, Korea Labor Institute Chang Ji-yeun Vice President, Korea Labor Institute Speaker Cathie Jo Martin Professor, Political Science, Boston University, USA Cathie Jo Martin Professor, Political Science, Boston University, USA Speaker Lee Jeong-hee Associate Fellow, Korea Labor Institute Lee Jeong-hee Associate Fellow, Korea Labor Institute Speaker Chung Moo-kwon Professor, Department of Global Public Administration, Yonsei University Chung Moo-kwon Professor, Department of Global Public Administration, Yonsei University Panel Park Myung-joon Chief Policy Advisor, Economic, Social & Labor Council Park Myung-joon Chief Policy Advisor, Economic, Social & Labor Council Panel Park Yong-seok Director, Korean Confederation of Trade Union Park Yong-seok Director, Korean Confederation of Trade Union - New Growth Strategies and New Social Dialogue: the Role of Social Partners and the Government for Tackling Inequalities - Parallel Session 1 explores the need for social policies as a measure to reduce inequality by looking into the experiences of Western Europe welfare states, States. Social policies are not only in the interest of the workers, but also employers. Governments must aggressively expand social policies in countries where inequality levels are particularly extreme such as Korea, and encourage the participation of the employers. The role of the employers, labor union, and the government will also be discussed. -? Speaker 1) National Growth Strategies and Employers Coalitions: Renewing Welfare States - Speaker 2) New Growth Strategy and Labor Unions Role - Speaker 3) New Growth Strategy and Governments Role - Speaker 4) The Ideal and Reality of Embracing Corporatism: Korean Context - discussion -
09:30 ~ 12:30	[Session 2] Baekdu C Inequality, Quality of Life and Welfare State Moderator Cho Heung-seek President, Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs Cho Heung-seek President, Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs Speaker Lee Hyun-joo Research Fellow, Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs Lee Hyun-joo Research Fellow, Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs Speaker Kim Yeon-myung Professor, School of Welfare, Chung-Ang University Kim Yeon-myung Professor, School of Welfare, Chung-Ang University Speaker Julia Cag? Professor, Department of Economics, Sciences Po Paris, France Julia Cag? Professor, Department of Economics, Sciences Po Paris, France Panel Ku In-hoe Professor, Department of Social Welfare, Seoul National University Ku In-hoe Professor, Department of Social Welfare, Seoul National University Panel Choi Young-jun Professor, Department of Public Administration, Yonsei University Choi Young-jun Professor, Department of Public Administration, Yonsei University Panel Kwon Soon-man Professor, Health Economics and Policy, Seoul National University Kwon Soon-man Professor, Health Economics and Policy, Seoul National University Panel Richard Wilkinson Professor Emeritus, Social Epidemiology, University of Nottingham, UK Richard Wilkinson Professor Emeritus, Social Epidemiology, University of Nottingham, UK - As inequality grows, the quality of life keeps deteriorating. Proposed solutions include welfare states and social policies, but there is still disagreement over the specific approaches and strategies. Meanwhile, many tasks still remain unaddressed. Employing a multifaceted perspective, Parallel Session 2 identifies the most pressing tasks that require attention to reduce inequality in the Korean society. - Speaker 1) Successful Country, Unhappy People: Quality of Life Matters in Korea - Speaker 2) - Speaker 3) How Can We Reduce Health Inequalities? Lessons from a Country that Failed - Discussion -
09:30 ~ 12:30	[Session 3] Baekdu D Information Identification and Consumer Sovereignt Speaker Kim Jae-young Head Research, Korea Consumer Agency Kim Jae-young Head Research, Korea Consumer Agency Speaker Kim Beom-soo Executive Director, Barun ICT Research Center Kim Beom-soo Executive Director, Barun ICT Research Center Speaker Kim Sung-wook Leader, Service Policy & Improvement, Naver Corporation Kim Sung-wook Leader, Service Policy & Improvement, Naver Corporation Panel Lee Won-tae Fellow, Department of ICT Strategy Research, Korea Information Society Development Institute Lee Won-tae Fellow, Department of ICT Strategy Research, Korea Information Society Development Institute Panel Kim Jae-young Head Research, Korea Consumer Agency Kim Jae-young Head Research, Korea Consumer Agency Panel Kim Beom-soo Executive Director, Barun ICT Research Center Kim Beom-soo Executive Director, Barun ICT Research Center Panel Kim Sung-wook Leader, Service Policy & Improvement, Naver Corporation Kim Sung-wook Leader, Service Policy & Improvement, Naver Corporation - The use of the media, relationships and communication, reliance on digital information and service on e-commerce have all led to increasing dependence on information. However, the purpose and attributes of the information remain hidden. Information asymmetries caused by illegal information, fake news, and commercial content disguised as news and information are increasingly deceiving users. Parallel Session 2 reviews the challenges brought by commercial content disguised as useful information, difficulty in identification of bad information on the web, and limited consumer sovereignty, and discusses how digital technology can be used in a more useful and safe manner. - Speaker 1) The History of Consumer Rights Advancement and Digital Products - Speaker 2) Problems in Detection False Online Information - Speaker 3) Problems Arising from Commercial Digital Content Disguised ad Information - Discussion -
12:30 ~ 13:30	Lunch
13:30 ~ 16:30	[Session 4] Baekdu A+B Inclusive Growth and Regional Circular Economy Moderator Park Jin-do President, Korea Regional Development Foundation Park Jin-do President, Korea Regional Development Foundation Special Speaker Min Hyung-bae Presidential Secretary for Self-Government Min Hyung-bae Presidential Secretary for Self-Government Speaker Sawada Yasuyuki Chief Economist, Asian Development Bank(ADB) Sawada Yasuyuki Chief Economist, Asian Development Bank(ADB) Speaker Lim Gyeong?soo Cief, Jeonju Urban Regeneration Field Support Center Lim Gyeong?soo Cief, Jeonju Urban Regeneration Field Support Center Speaker Hong Sa-heum Senior Researcher, Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements Hong Sa-heum Senior Researcher, Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements Case Gwak Sang-wook Mayor, Osan Gwak Sang-wook Mayor, Osan Case Kim Su-young Head, Yangcheon-gu Kim Su-young Head, Yangcheon-gu Case Kim Seung-su Mayor, Jeonju Kim Seung-su Mayor, Jeonju Commentary Chai Hyun-il Head, Yeongdeungpo-gu Chai Hyun-il Head, Yeongdeungpo-gu Commentary - 1) Parallel Session 4 examines the policy vision and tasks of local governments that are attempting to restore the engine of growth with ‘local circular economic system’ and ‘inclusive economic system,’ thereby transforming local economies currently led by market economy and passive foreign dependency 2) Local economies’ conundrum is not simply caused by the absence of cash, but the economic system that leaks cash. Local economies hence need to undergo structural reform designed to maximize capital inflows while minimizing outflows 3) Attraction of businesses that maintain a weak relationship with local economies can also exacerbate challenges facing the regions. Local governments thus need to formulate development strategies enabling the creation of an ecosystem that, despite its small size, stimulates the circular flow of various sectors - Special Speaker) - Speaker 1) Inclusive Growth: Why Regional Economies Need Structural Reform - Speaker 2) A Social Economy Approach to Implementing a Circular Economy - Speaker 3) - Case Study & Policy Proposal - Commentary -
13:30 ~ 16:30	[Session 5] Baekdu C Digital Transformation and the Future of Labor Moderator Park Je-seong Research Fellow, Korea Labor Institute Park Je-seong Research Fellow, Korea Labor Institute Welcoming Address Bae Kiu-sik President, Korea Labor Institute Bae Kiu-sik President, Korea Labor Institute Welcoming Address Speaker Choi Suk-hwan Professor, College of Law, Myongji University Choi Suk-hwan Professor, College of Law, Myongji University Speaker Zhou Guangsu Associate Professor, School of Labor and Human Resources, Renmin University of China Zhou Guangsu Associate Professor, School of Labor and Human Resources, Renmin University of China Speaker Kim Jong-jin Vice President, Korea Labour & Society Institute Kim Jong-jin Vice President, Korea Labour & Society Institute Panel Wang Fei Professor, School of Labor and Human Resources, Renmin University of China, China Wang Fei Professor, School of Labor and Human Resources, Renmin University of China, China Panel Kang Seong-tae Professor, School of Law, Hanyang University Kang Seong-tae Professor, School of Law, Hanyang University Panel Chang Ji-yeun Vice President, Korea Labor Institute Chang Ji-yeun Vice President, Korea Labor Institute - The world is moving towards a digital era. Internet-powered homes, offices, and roads, as well as smartphones are connecting people to people, people to objects, and objects to objects, anywhere anytime. This huge network upends the conventional industry structure and ways of working. The impact on our social community will differ based on how fairly the social, economic, and cultural benefits resulted from technology innovation are distributed. Parallel Session 5 will share the experiences of Korea, China and Japan to seek a more righteous, humane labor in light of changing environment - Speaker 1) Digital Transformation and the Future of Labor: the Case of Japan - Speaker 2) The Impact of Automation on Chinas Labor Market: Macro- and Micro-level Evidence? - Speaker 3) Digital Transformation and the Future of Labor: the Case of Korea? - Discussion
13:30 ~ 16:30	[Session 6] Baekdu C Experiments and Challenges that Transform Seoul in Moderator Lee Kang-oh Senior Researcher, The Seoul Institute Lee Kang-oh Senior Researcher, The Seoul Institute Speaker Cho Kyoung-min Research Fellow, The Seoul Institute Cho Kyoung-min Research Fellow, The Seoul Institute Speaker Cho Seong-sil President, Political Mamas Cho Seong-sil President, Political Mamas Speaker Lee Ki-kwan CEO, Micropower co, ltd Lee Ki-kwan CEO, Micropower co, ltd Speaker Jung Sue-hyun CEO, Space Cloud Jung Sue-hyun CEO, Space Cloud Panel Ahn Hyun-chan Associate Research Fellow, The Seoul Institute Ahn Hyun-chan Associate Research Fellow, The Seoul Institute Panel Ahn Yeon-jeong Head, Seoul Youthhub Ahn Yeon-jeong Head, Seoul Youthhub Panel Lee Yu-jin Research Fellow, Noksaekjeonhwan Research Institute Lee Yu-jin Research Fellow, Noksaekjeonhwan Research Institute Panel Kim Jong-whee President, Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture Kim Jong-whee President, Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture - Speaker 1) - Speaker 2) - Speaker 3) -' Speaker 4) - Discussion

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