With international attending focused on a potential U.S.-North Korea summit coming together inwards May, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made a surprise trip to Beijing inwards belatedly March to encounter amongst Chinese President Xi Jinping. The North Korean leader’s see to Beijing, his kickoff unusual see since assuming ability inwards belatedly 2011, came amidst strained bilateral relations inwards recent years. Kim in addition to Xi look to convey reinvigorated the historical bonds betwixt the 2 countries in addition to reaffirmed China’s crucial purpose inwards the hereafter of the Korean Peninsula. This conference volition explore the dynamics in addition to tensions of the historical human relationship betwixt Red People's Republic of China in addition to North Korea, the potential demeanour upon of Korean reunification on China, in addition to China’s purpose inwards a express armed forces conflict in addition to its aftermath. President Xi Jinping of China, left, in addition to Kim Jong-un, North Korea’s leader, inspect an accolade guard during a ceremony at the Great Hall of the People inwards Beijing on March 26, 2018. (Korean Central News Agency via The New York Times) China in addition to Democratic People's Republic of Korea Relations
This panel volition essay the historical China-North Korea relationship, changes inwards political in addition to safety relations, in addition to purpose of yesteryear in addition to acquaint economical ties on the hereafter of the bilateral relationship.
Panelists
Jennifer Staats, Moderator
Director, East in addition to Southeast Asia Programs, U.S.A. Institute of Peace
Associate Professor of History, Roanoke College
Professor of History, Long Island University Brooklyn
Visiting Senior Fellow, Scowcroft Center for Strategy in addition to Security, Atlantic Council
Director in addition to Associate Professor, Department of China’s Regional Strategy, National Institute of International Strategy, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China
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Panel 2, 10:30am - 12:00pm
Would a Reunified Korea nether South Korean Leadership travel Positive or Negative for China?
This panel volition assess China’s seat on the ideal terminate dry soil for the Korean Peninsula in addition to whether a reunified peninsula nether South Korean leadership would travel beneficial or detrimental to Chinese economic, political, in addition to safety interests given South Korean, Japanese in addition to U.S.A. probable responses.
Panelists
Senior Expert on North Korea, U.S.A. Institute of Peace
Co-Director, Eastern Asia Program; Director, Red People's Republic of China Program, Stimson Center
Professor of International Relations in addition to Executive Director, Red People's Republic of China Center for Collaborative Studies of the South Red People's Republic of China Sea, Nanjing University, China
Director in addition to Professor of Political Science, Red People's Republic of China Policy Institute, Ajou University, South Korea
Associate Professor in addition to Director of Asian Studies, Georgetown University
Senior Vice President for Asia in addition to Nihon Chair, Center for Strategic in addition to International Studies
Lunch Keynote Address, 12:00pm - 1:15pm
Ambassador Mark Lippert
Mark Lippert is a electrical flow fellow member of the Board of Trustees at the Asia Foundation in addition to one-time U.S.A. Ambassador to South Korea.
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Panel 3, 1:30pm - 3:15pm
War in addition to its Aftermath on the Korean Peninsula – What Role Could Red People's Republic of China Play?
This panel volition hash out the contours of a potential conflict on the Korean Peninsula, to include U.S.A. operations, how Red People's Republic of China may respond, in addition to opportunities for cooperation. Participants volition likewise essay Beijing’s purpose inwards shaping the post-war province of affairs on the peninsula.
Panelists
Mark Landler, Moderator
White House Correspondent, New York Times
Director, Asia Program, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
Former Deputy Commander, UN Command Korea
Assistant Professor of Security Studies, Georgetown University
Jeanne Kirkpatrick Scholar, American Enterprise Institute
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