[KS] Re: FW: Invitation to Washington North Korea Forum, May 15, Capitol
Frank Hoffmann
hoffmann at fas.harvard.edu
Mon May 15 16:17:44 EDT 2000
May 15th is today, and you sent the invitation an hour after it was over.
Frank
On Mon, 15 May 2000, Alina Oh wrote:
>
> Dear Colleague:
>
> Washington North Korea Forum, May 15, The Capitol Hill
>
> The Institute for Strategic Reconciliation, Inc. (ISR), and
> The Korea Society cordially invite you to
> a half-day 7th Washington North Korea Forum,
> the meeting place of stakeholders of Korea.
>
> Topic:
> Pyongyang Summit of the Two Koreas towards Reconciliation and Unity,
> and
> New American Policies towards Korea
>
> When: Monday, May 15, 8:30 am to 2:30 pm
>
> Where: The U.S. Capitol, Rayburn Building - Gold Room 2168,
> Washington, D.C.
> For directions, call 202.225.0400
> (near Capitol South metro stop - Blue or Orange line)
>
> 8:30 am - Registration
> 8:50 am - Welcoming Remarks
> Ambassador and Chairman Donald Gregg, The Korea Society
> Chairman Rev. Inhwa Sohn, The Institute for Strategic
> Reconciliation
>
> 9:00 am - 10:30 am (Panel 1) -
> Pyongyang Summit of the Two Koreas towards Reconciliation and Unity
>
> Significance of the Summit and the Day After
> Donald Gregg (Chairman, Korea Society, former U.S. Ambassador to the
>
> Republic of Korea)
> Roadmap to Peace between North and South
> John Merill (Korea Analyst, US Department of State) (TBC)
> Seoul's Approach to the Pyongyang Summit
> Yoon-joe Shim (Counselor, Republic of Korea Embassy to the U.S.)
> Lessons from German Reconciliation Process
> Stephen Szabo (Professor of European Studies, School of Advanced
> International Studies, Johns Hopkins)
> Political Economic Cooperation towards the Reconcilied Korea
> Young-Kwan Yoon (Professor, International Political Economy, Seoul
> National University)
>
> 10:45 am - 12:30 pm (Panel 2)
> New American Policies towards Korea
>
> Engagement Policies: Assessment and Future
> Asaph Young Chun (President, Institute for Strategic Reconciliation)
> Historical Assessment of American Policies towards Reconciliation of
> the Two Koreas
> Bruce Cummings (Norman and Edna Freehling Professor of International
>
> History and East Asian Political Economy, University of Chicago)
> KEDO Responses to Energy Problem in DPRK
> John B. Mulligan (Director of Project Operations, Korean Peninsula
> Energy Development Organization)
> Arms Control and Peace in the Korean Peninsula: Views of Presidential
> Candidates Gore and Bush
> Daryl Plunk (Senior Fellow, Heritage Foundation)
> American Strategy towards Korea: Perceptions of DPRK
> Ken Quinones (former Korea Desk Officer, Department of State)
> Korea Policies of Presidential Candidates Gore and Bush
> Senior Policy Advisor to Al Gore (Invited)
> Senior Policy Advisor to George W. Bush (Invited)
>
> 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
> (Reception & Luncheon at Woo Lae Oak Restarunt - Conference Hall)
> 1500 South Joyce Street, Arlington, VA.
> For Directions call 703.521.3706
> (near Pentagon City Fashion Center metro stop/Blue or yellow line)
>
> Relations between DPR Korea and the United States of America??
> by a highly-profiled dignitary
>
> This 7th Washington DPR Korea Forum is preceded by forums which have
> addressed the issues of reconciliation of the two Koreas, engaging
> Korea, and relief and sustainable development in DPR Korea. The
> participants in the Washington DPR Korea Forum are representatives from
> the international finance institutions, governments officials,
> delegations from the congress, the think tank community, and the
> business group.
>
> Among others, FORMER speakers in Washington DPR Korea Forums were
> Richard Ragan (Director for DHH,
> National Security Council), Philip W. Yun (Senior Advisor to the
> Assistant Secretary of State Stanley O. Roth,
> and Washington liaison and staff representative for former Secretary of
> Defense Dr. William Perry, Special
> Advisor to the President for North Korea Policy), Patrick Cronin
> (Director of Research and Studies, US Institute
> of Peace), Len Rogers (Assistant Administrator, US Agency for
> International Development), Mark Kirk
> (Counsel, Committee on International Relations, US House of
> Representatives), Ed Reed (Country Director for
> DPR Korea, World Vision), Kathleen Newland (Senior Associate, Carnegie
> Endowment for International Peace),
> M. Aslam Aziz (Minister Counselor of Development Affairs, European
> Union), Omawale Omawale (former
> Country Director for DPR Korea, UNICEF), and Marc Vogelaar (Director of
> External Support, KEDO).
>
> The Institute for Strategic Reconciliation (ISR) is an independent,
> non-partisan, not-for-profit think tank seeking to restore
> reconciliation where conflict exists by engaging in scientific,
> cultural, educational, humanitarian, and religious research and
> studies. The ISR is a founding member of the InterAction DPR Korea
> Working Group, a
> consortium of over 30 international NGOs working in DPR Korea.
> The Korea Society is the leading private, non-partisan, 501(c)(3)
> nonprofit organization in the United States dedicated exclusively to
> the promotion of greater awareness, understanding and cooperation
> between the people of the United States and Korea. In pursuit of this
> mission, the Society arranges a wide array of timely, informative
> and stimulating programs in the areas of business, public affairs,
> education inter-cultural relations and the arts.
>
> The conference registration fee including printed materials, a
> post-conference publication, and a set Korean luncheon at Woo Lae Oak
> is $45 per associate of ISR or Korea Society, or $50 for all others,
> and must be paid in advance by mail. RSVPs are required for this
> program as seats are limited. Please complete the attached form
> and return with your registration fee to the ISR no later than May 12.
> If you have any questions, feel free to call
> 301.570.3948, 301.570.0911 by fax, or ISR2020 at Ureach.com
>
> We look forward to seeing you in the Capitol Hill on May 15.
>
>
> Best regards,
>
>
> President & CEO Asaph Young Chun
> The Institute for Strategic Reconciliation
> Chairman Ambassador Donald Gregg
> The Korea Society
>
> ================
> Registration Form
>
> (7th Washington North Korea Forum)
> Pyongyang Summit of the Two Koreas towards
> Reconciliation and Unity
> &
> New American Policies towards Korea
>
>
> RSVPs are required.
> Please return this form no later than May 12 with your registration
> fee:
>
> To: The Institute for Strategic Reconciliation, Inc. (ISR)
> 18510 Shadowridge Terrace, Olney, MD 20832
>
> E-mail: ISR2020 at Ureach.com
> Tel: 301.570.3948
> Fax: 301.570.0911
>
> _____ Yes, I will attend the May 15th, 2000 Washington North Korea
> Forum. The registration fee including the conference handouts, a
> post-conference publication, and a set Korean luncheon at WooRae Oak is
> $45 per Korea Society or ISR associate, or $50 for others. Please
> write your check payable to "ISR" and mail no later than May 12 to ISR.
>
>
> _______No, I am unable to attend but would like to learn about future
> meetings of the ISR
>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
> Fax :_________________
>
> Organization: ______________________________________
>
> Title: _______________________
>
>
> If you have any questions, contact
>
> Richard Hitchcock, Director of Public Programs, The Korea Society
> richard.ny at koreasociety.org
> Voice: 212.759.7525, ext. 12
> FAX:212.759.7530
>
> Pat Hong, Communications Director,
> The Institute for Strategic Reconcilation, Inc.
> ISR2020 at Ureach.com
> Voice: 301.570.3948
> FAX: 301.570.0911
>
>
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