[KS] Fulbright Forum

Sun Nov 1 20:21:51 EST 1998

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The Fulbright Forum revived in Seoul in May, and met again in October.  =
The second fall meeting of the Fulbright forum is now scheduled and we =
want to welcome Koreanists who might be in Seoul and interested in =
Korean foreign policy.  However, in order to prepare the venue (and the =
hors-d'oeuvres!) we need to know if you want to come.  Please respond to =
the RSVP number below.

Horace H. Underwood, Executive Director
Korean-American Educational Commission (Fulbright)
Seoul, Korea
hhu at fulbright.or.kr

FULBRIGHT FORUM!

Fulbright in Seoul (the Korean American Educational Commission)

is pleased to invite you to attend the season's second=20

Fulbright Forum.

Balbina Y. Hwang, current Fulbright grantee and a doctoral candidate at =
Georgetown University, will speak on: "Globalization and National =
Identity in Korea: Koryo Faces the World." This paper is based in part =
on the chapter "The Ideational Sources of Korean Foreign Policy" to be =
published in a volume edited by Dr. Moon Chung In, Department of =
Political Science at Yonsei University, and which will also form the =
basis for her dissertation on "Ideas, Identity and the Domestic Sources =
of Korean Foreign Economic Policy."

The Fulbright program in Korea and around the world has been at the =
forefront of globalization, but has also sometimes been perceived =
(erroneously) as a danger to national identity. This is a significant =
academic topic for Korea in the midst of an international economic =
crisis. We hope Ms. Hwang's presentation will be followed by a heated =
discussion.

We welcome all Fulbrighters to the Forum, both senior lecturers and =
junior researchers, as well as Board Members, Fulbright alumni, Peace =
Corps alumni, Korean studies scholars, international political =
scientists, and other friends of Korea and members of the Fulbright =
family.=20

And of course come for the famous Fulbright Forum hors-d'oeuvres!

Place: Fulbright offices

Date: Tuesday, November 10, 1998

Time: 6:30 p.m.

See you on the 10th.

(RSVP: Miss Park, 732-7922)

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The Fulbright Forum revived in Seoul in May, and met again in=20
October.  The second fall meeting of the Fulbright forum is now =
scheduled=20
and we want to welcome Koreanists who might be in Seoul and interested =
in Korean=20
foreign policy.  However, in order to prepare the venue (and the=20
hors-d'oeuvres!) we need to know if you want to come.  Please =
respond to=20
the RSVP number below.
Horace H. Underwood, Executive Director Korean-American =
Educational=20
Commission (Fulbright) Seoul, Korea <A=20
href=3D"mailto:hhu at fulbright.or.kr">hhu at fulbright.or.kr</A>
 
FULBRIGHT FORUM!

Fulbright in Seoul (the Korean American Educational=20
Commission)
is pleased to invite you to attend the season's second =

Fulbright Forum.
Balbina Y. Hwang, current Fulbright grantee and a doctoral candidate =
at=20
Georgetown University, will speak on: "Globalization and National =
Identity=20
in Korea: Koryo Faces the World." This paper is based in part on =
the=20
chapter "The Ideational Sources of Korean Foreign Policy" to =
be=20
published in a volume edited by Dr. Moon Chung In, Department of =
Political=20
Science at Yonsei University, and which will also form the basis for her =

dissertation on "Ideas, Identity and the Domestic Sources of Korean =
Foreign=20
Economic Policy."
The Fulbright program in Korea and around the world has been at the =
forefront=20
of globalization, but has also sometimes been perceived (erroneously) as =
a=20
danger to national identity. This is a significant academic topic for =
Korea in=20
the midst of an international economic crisis. We hope Ms. Hwang's =
presentation=20
will be followed by a heated discussion.
We welcome all Fulbrighters to the Forum, both senior lecturers and =
junior=20
researchers, as well as Board Members, Fulbright alumni, Peace Corps =
alumni,=20
Korean studies scholars, international political scientists, and other =
friends=20
of Korea and members of the Fulbright family. 
And of course come for the famous Fulbright Forum hors-d'oeuvres!
Place: Fulbright offices
Date: Tuesday, November 10, 1998
Time: 6:30 p.m.
See you on the 10th.
(RSVP: Miss Park, 732-7922)</DIV></BODY></HTML>

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