An
International Conference of RCIE, AKES, and KDI
Korea
and the World Economy, II |
Seattle,
August 1-2, 2003
Pictures of the Days
Final Version of the Program
List of Participants
Map of the Hotel and the UW Campus
Papers Scheduled to Be Presented
Accommodation
Organizers:
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Hee
Yhon Song, President, Association
of the Korean Economic Studies (AKES)
Choong Soo Kim, President, Korea
Development Institute (KDI)
Kar-yiu
Wong, Director, Research Center for International Economics
(RCIE), University of
Washington
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Organizing
Unit:
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Association
of the Korean Economic Studies (AKES)
Korea
Development Institute (KDI)
Research
Center
for International Economics (RCIE)
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Program
Committee:
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Kar-yiu
Wong, University of Washington
(co-chair)
Chung
Mo Koo, Kangwon National University
(co-chair)
Joshua
Aizenman, University of California, Santa Cruz
Hong-Tack Chun, Korea
Development Institute
Gary
Hamilton, University of Washington
Lawrence
Krause, University of California, San
Diego
Jong
Won Lee, Sungkyunkwan University
Peter
Lloyd,
University of Melbourne
Young Man Yoon, University
of Incheon |
Local
Organizing Committee:
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Haideh Salehi-Esfahani,
University of Washington (chair)
Geun
Mee Ahn, University
of Washington
Hansung
Kim, University
of Washington
Min
Sun Kim, University of Washington
Jaerang
Lee, University
of Washington
Yuen Jong Liu,
University of Washington
Il-Seok
Yang, University of Washington
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Host:
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Department
of Economics, University of Washington
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Sponsors:
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Consulate General of the Republic of
Korea in Seattle
College of
Arts and Sciences, UW
International
Studies Program, UW
Global Business
Center, UW
East Asia Center, UW
Korea
Studies Program, UW
Office of International Affairs,
UW
Korea
Economic Institute
The
Korea Research Foundation
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This
is a sequel to a previous conference on the
same theme held in Seoul, Korea, July 21-22, 2002.
Themes: Theoretical
and/or empirical papers on Korea, Asia-Pacific, and the world economy are
being sought for presentation in the conference. Papers in the following areas are especially welcome:
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the
Korean economy and its external economic relations
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trade,
foreign investment, and the financial systems in Korea and Asia
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inter-Korea
economic relations and cooperation
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intra-regional
economic relations and regionalism in the Asia-Pacific region
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the
new WTO multilateral round of trade negotiation and East Asia
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Asian
economic growth and economic development
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Asia
and the world economy
Submission
of Papers and Abstracts: Economists, researchers,
policy makers, and practitioners are invited to submit (via e-mail
preferred but by mail possible) a draft of a paper or an extended
abstracts (500+ words long), in English, for presentation consideration.
Please include in a cover letter your name, affiliation, academic
position, mail and e-mail addresses, and phone and fax numbers, by March
31, 2003 to (submission via e-mail is preferred):
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for
people in the U.S. and other places (except Korea): to Kar-yiu
Wong, Department of Economics, University of Washington, Seattle,
WA 98195-3330, U. S. A. <karyiu@u.washington.edu>
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for
people in Korea: to Chung Mo Koo, Faculty of Economics and
International Trade, Kangwon National University, 192-1 Hyoja 2-dong,
Chuncheon 200-701, Korea. <cmkoo@kangwon.ac.kr>
Please
indicate that in your letter if your paper had been presented in another
conference or has been accepted for publication. If a paper is accepted,
its completed version for presentation is due June
30, 2003.
Discussants
and Chairs: People
interested in discussing a paper and/or chairing a session should contact
us.
Registration
Fees: US$100 (or US$40 for students if approved). Participants from
developing countries can apply for waiving the fee.
Publication:
All papers related to the Korean economy will be invited to be
submitted for publication consideration in a special issue of Journal
of the Korean Economy, the English journal of the Association of the
Korean Economic Studies.
People
who want to participate without presenting a paper are also welcome.
Registration will be required.
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Asian crisis
home page
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"Asian
Crisis" conference, Seattle, December 29-30, 1998
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" Asian
Crisis, II" conference, Seattle, January 4 - 5, 2000
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"Asian
Crisis, III" conference, Tokyo, July 17-18, 2001
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"Asian
Crisis, IV" conference, Taipei, July 24-25, 2002
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"Asian
Crisis, V" conference, Chuncheon, June 26-27, 2003
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Kar-yiu
Wong's home
page
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China's
accession to the WTO (lots of information and links)
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"Greater
China and the World Economy" conference, Hong Kong, July
17-18, 2000
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"Greater
China and WTO" conference, Hong Kong, March 22-24, 2001
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"WTO,
China, and the Asian Economies" conference, Hong Kong,
November 9-10, 2002
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"WTO
and World Trade" Seattle, December 4, 1999
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"WTO
and World Trade, II" Seattle, April 28-29, 2001
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"WTO
and World Trade, III" Duisburg, Germany, June 29-30, 2002
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"WTO
and World Trade, IV" Seattle, September 28, 2002
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