2019아시아미래포럼

PROGRAM & SPEAKERS

PROGRAM & SPEAKERS

PROGRAM

PROGRAM

* DAY 2 All sessions will be held simultaneously and simultaneous interpretation services will be offered. (Except session 4, 6)

Time	Program
08:30 ~ 16:30	Registration
09:30 ~ 12:30	Session 1 [Hanra A] The Anthropocene: The Green Transformation of Korean Society (with Korea Environment Institute) Moderator Choi Byung-doo Co-chair, Korea Center for City and Environment Research / Emeritus Professor, Geography Education, Daegu University Choi Byung-doo Co-chair, Korea Center for City and Environment Research / Emeritus Professor, Geography Education, Daegu University Speaker1 Park Buhm-soon Professor, Graduate School of Science, Technology and Policy at KAIST / Director, Center for Anthropocene Studies Park Buhm-soon Professor, Graduate School of Science, Technology and Policy at KAIST / Director, Center for Anthropocene Studies Speaker2 Hong Gi-bin Director, Karl Polanyi Institute Asia Hong Gi-bin Director, Karl Polanyi Institute Asia Speaker3 Stephan Auer German Ambassador, Korea Stephan Auer German Ambassador, Korea Speaker4 Lee Sang-heon Director, the Institute for Green Transformation / Professor, College of Social Sciences, Hanshin University Lee Sang-heon Director, the Institute for Green Transformation / Professor, College of Social Sciences, Hanshin University Panel1 Richard Sennett Emeritus Professor, Sociology of London School of Economics, UK Richard Sennett Emeritus Professor, Sociology of London School of Economics, UK Panel2 Moon Tae-hoon Chairman, Presidential Commission on Sustainable Development Moon Tae-hoon Chairman, Presidential Commission on Sustainable Development Panel3 Ha Seung-soo Co-leader, Green Party Korea / Attorney Ha Seung-soo Co-leader, Green Party Korea / Attorney Panel4 Ku Do-wan Director, Environment and Society Research Institute Ku Do-wan Director, Environment and Society Research Institute Panel5 Kim Hae-chang Professor, Environmental Engineering, Kyungsung University Kim Hae-chang Professor, Environmental Engineering, Kyungsung University Session 1 provides a forum for discussion on the integration of economic, social, and environmental policies that enables a green transition in society and ecology. The transition will offer an opportunity to tackle extreme polarization, unstable life, depletion of global resources, ecological crisis caused by climate change and suffering from discrimination. Sustainable development strategies, a guiding vision to address the challenges that threaten sustainable life, will be explored. (1) Build synergy among economic, social, and environmental policies; (2) Identify and harmonize potential conflicts between domestic and international policies; and (3) Discuss how to deal with the ripple effects for domestic policies.
09:30 ~ 12:30	Session 2 [Hanra B] Social Polarization and an Inclusive State (with Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs) Moderator Cho Heung-sik President, The Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs Cho Heung-sik President, The Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs Speaker1 Robert Page Professor, Social Policy, University of Birmingham, UK Robert Page Professor, Social Policy, University of Birmingham, UK Speaker2 Kim Tae-wan Researcher, The Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs Kim Tae-wan Researcher, The Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs Speaker3 Kim Myung-joong Associate Fellow, NLI Research Institute Kim Myung-joong Associate Fellow, NLI Research Institute Panel1 Joo Eun-sun Associate Professor, Social Welfare, Kyonggi University Joo Eun-sun Associate Professor, Social Welfare, Kyonggi University Panel2 Yoon Hong-sik Professor, Social Welfare, Inha University Yoon Hong-sik Professor, Social Welfare, Inha University Panel3 Kim Jae-jin Vice-President, The Korea Institute of Public Finance Kim Jae-jin Vice-President, The Korea Institute of Public Finance Panel4 Kim Moon-gil Research Fellow, The Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs Kim Moon-gil Research Fellow, The Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs Breakout Session 2 aims to diagnose social inequality in Korea, and seek ways to close the inequality gap with inclusive national strategies. Participants will assess the social impact of different inclusion initiatives by examining global cases (e.g. U.K., Japan) and searching out policy alternatives.
09:30 ~ 12:30	Session 3 [Hanra C] Community Economy for Sustainable Urban Development (with Social Solidarity Economy Government Council) Moderator Kim Soo-hyun Former Presidential Chief, Staff for Policy Kim Soo-hyun Former Presidential Chief, Staff for Policy Speaker1 Saskia Sassen Robert S. Lynd Professor of Sociology, Columbia University, USA Saskia Sassen Robert S. Lynd Professor of Sociology, Columbia University, USA Speaker2 Jeong Geon-hwa Professor, Graduate School of Social Innovation Business, Hanshin University Jeong Geon-hwa Professor, Graduate School of Social Innovation Business, Hanshin University Speaker3 Byeon Chang-heum CEO, Korea Land & Housing Corporation (LH) Byeon Chang-heum CEO, Korea Land & Housing Corporation (LH) Speaker4 Mo Jong-ryn Professor, Graduate School of International Studies, Yonsei University Mo Jong-ryn Professor, Graduate School of International Studies, Yonsei University Panel1 Moon Seok-jin Mayor, Seodaemun-gu District Moon Seok-jin Mayor, Seodaemun-gu District Panel2 Seo Cheol-mo Mayor, Hwaseong City Seo Cheol-mo Mayor, Hwaseong City Panel3 Seo Eun-suk Mayor, Busanjin-gu District Seo Eun-suk Mayor, Busanjin-gu District Panel4 Yang Dong-soo CEO, Social Innovation Company DEOHAM Yang Dong-soo CEO, Social Innovation Company DEOHAM -
12:30 ~ 13:30	Lunch
13:30 ~ 16:30	Session 4 [Hanra A] Toward an Inclusive Society: Re-thinking Finance (with Korea Credit Guarantee Fund & Korea Social Value and Sollidarity Foundation) Moderator Song Kyong-yong President, Korea Social Value and Solidarity Foundation Song Kyong-yong President, Korea Social Value and Solidarity Foundation #1 Speaker1 Moon Jin-soo Executive Director, Seoul Credit Guarantee Foundation Moon Jin-soo Executive Director, Seoul Credit Guarantee Foundation #1 Speaker2 Cho Gyung-sig Senior Executive Director, Korea Credit Guarantee Fund Cho Gyung-sig Senior Executive Director, Korea Credit Guarantee Fund #1 Speaker3 Kim Jung-hyun Investment Director, Korea Social Value and Solidarity Foundation Kim Jung-hyun Investment Director, Korea Social Value and Solidarity Foundation #2 Speaker1 Kim Yong-ki Chairman, Inclusive Finance Society / Professor, Division of International Studies, Ajou University Kim Yong-ki Chairman, Inclusive Finance Society / Professor, Division of International Studies, Ajou University #2 Speaker2 Jung Seung-il Managing Director, Korea Institute for a New Society / Director, Korean Finance & Service Workers Union Policy Lab Jung Seung-il Managing Director, Korea Institute for a New Society / Director, Korean Finance & Service Workers Union Policy Lab #2 Speaker3 Kim Kyung-wha Correspondent, Bloomberg Hongkong Kim Kyung-wha Correspondent, Bloomberg Hongkong - Discuss the role of social finance in the transition to inclusive finance, changes and efforts in mainstream finance such as bank/investment/pension fund, and directed finance to foster an inclusive society - Explore key factors to building and promoting an ecosystem for “social finance”, which respects social values, discuss some of the important measures for sustainable development, and analyze what can be done to shape inclusive finance transformations (※ Financial inclusion: a state in which all working age adults have effective access to the financial services provided by formal institutions (CGAP, 2011)) - Introduce a new “system for social economy enterprise evaluation” and discuss ways to utilize and strengthen the system
13:30 ~ 16:30	Session 5 [Hanra B] Digital Platform Labor and Social Safety System (with Korea Labor Institute) Moderator Bae Kiu-sik President, The Korea Labor Institute Bae Kiu-sik President, The Korea Labor Institute Speaker1 Stijn Broecke Senior Economist, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD) Stijn Broecke Senior Economist, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD) Speaker2 Enzo Weber Economist, The Institute for Employment Research Enzo Weber Economist, The Institute for Employment Research Speaker3 Jang Ji-yeon Senior Researcher Fellow, The Korea Labor Institute Jang Ji-yeon Senior Researcher Fellow, The Korea Labor Institute Panel1 Lee Sung-jong CEO, Platform Labor Solidarity Lee Sung-jong CEO, Platform Labor Solidarity Panel2 Jung Mi-na Head, Policy, Korea Start-up Forum Jung Mi-na Head, Policy, Korea Start-up Forum Panel3 Lee Ho-geun Professor, Jeonbuk National University Law School Lee Ho-geun Professor, Jeonbuk National University Law School Panel4 Kim Guen-ju Research Fellow, The Korea Labor Institute Kim Guen-ju Research Fellow, The Korea Labor Institute Digital platform-based labor is on the rise globally, raising issues of social protection of platform workers. Platform workers can be characterized by two elements. Firstly, they are likely to be located between dependent employees and the self-employed in terms of employment status. Secondly, their income can be technically tracked as they work on the digital platform. Bearing these two characteristics in mind, participants of Breakout Session 5 will discuss how an adequate labor and social protection system can be built for the digital platform workers.
13:30 ~ 16:30	Session 6 [Hanra C] Seoul in Transition, Led by Citizens (with The Seoul Institute) Presider Park Seok-joon CEO, Ggumjirak Network Park Seok-joon CEO, Ggumjirak Network Summary Report Lee Yoon-hye Researcher, The Seoul Institute Lee Yoon-hye Researcher, The Seoul Institute Case1 Park Young-min CEO, Have it Together Park Young-min CEO, Have it Together Case2 Lee Jung-eun Leader, Claiming Human Rights Party Lee Jung-eun Leader, Claiming Human Rights Party Case3 Yu Da-won Director, Plusminus1℃ Yu Da-won Director, Plusminus1℃ Case4 Jung Seung-gu Organizer, Trash Otaku Jung Seung-gu Organizer, Trash Otaku Interview with audience Yoon Hyung-mi Researcher, The Seoul Institute Yoon Hyung-mi Researcher, The Seoul Institute Moderator Kwon Oh-hyun CEO, Slowalk & Parti Kwon Oh-hyun CEO, Slowalk & Parti Panel1 Kim So-young CEO, Seongdaegol Energy Transition Village Kim So-young CEO, Seongdaegol Energy Transition Village Panel2 Na Ji-hoon CEO, Saferun Korea Na Ji-hoon CEO, Saferun Korea Panel3 Jeong Sun-ae Director-General, Seoul Innovation Bureau, Seoul Metropolitan Government Jeong Sun-ae Director-General, Seoul Innovation Bureau, Seoul Metropolitan Government Panel4 Kim Go-woon Associate Research Fellow, The Seoul Institute Kim Go-woon Associate Research Fellow, The Seoul Institute In every corner of Seoul, there are citizens concerned about global environmental problems, live new values, and dream of transformation. They are the very people who live a minimum-waste lifestyle, take part in local energy transition initiatives, and build new forms of communities. The Seoul Institute, which examined the lives of citizens engaged in the transition initiatives, will present the outcomes of “the citizens’ challenges and experiments.” In Part 1, the institute will share the results of the Transition Study and the citizens’ cases. A wide variety of data and examples will be presented, along with stories of personal experience. In Part 2, the meaning and values of the transition initiatives will be discussed with the aim of providing new ideas for the times we live in.

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