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The Reflections on the 20th Century and Visions of the 21st Century, Han River: Running Through Korea, and most recently in 2012, the special exhibition, Arirang. Ki majored and received his Ph.D. in Architecture at Hongik University. Kim, Eun KyungResearch Fellow and the Chief of the International Development Cooperation team at the Korean Women's Development Institute. Her areas of expertise include women’s policy, and gender and development. She is a lecturer for the KDI School of Public Policy and Management and the KOICA training program. Kim's publications include Analysis on the Governance of Women's Policy, Analysis on the Gender and Development Programs of Korean NGOs, and Case Analysis on Women's Participation in Rural Development of Korea and Indonesia. Kim received her Ph.D. in political science from Yonsei University. Kim, ChulwonProfessor of Convention Management and the Dean of the College of Hotel and Tourism Management at Kyung Hee University. His interests include cultural tourism, leisure and health tourism, and international tourism policy. He has served various positions including the Editorin-Chief of the UNWTO Asia Pacific Newsletter, the representative of Korea and consultant for the OECD Tourism Committee and the G-20 summit events. Kim received his M.A. in Economics at Yonsei University, M.B.A. from the School of Business and Public Management at George Washington University, and Ph.D. from the Department of Recreation, Park and Tourism Sciences from Texas A&M University. Nho, Myung Woo Professor of Sociology at Ajou University. He is an expert in the field of Cultural Sociology. His publications include Homo Ludens: Dreaming of a Playing Human, Walter Benjamin: Modernity and the City, and Ambiguous World. He has written numerous treatises, including Ethnography and Cultural Studies Methodology, Cultural Competitiveness Analysis of Major OECD Countries, and Research on Cultural Impact Assessment Legislation. He received his B.A. and M.A. in Sociology from Sogang University, and his Ph.D. from Free University of Berlin. La, Do-Sam Researcher at the Department of Future and Social Policy Research of the Seoul Institute. La served as visiting scholar in Environmental Planning Institute at Seoul National University and as Director in the Culture Research Center of the Seoul Development Institute. His research interests are Cultural Policy and Urban Culture. La has written numerous works including publications such as The Study of Major Cities’ Cultural Strategies and Seoul's Culturenomics, Creating Villages by Utilizing Art, and Culture Cities and Cultural Strategies. He received his Ph.D. in journalism from Chung-Ang University. Ryoo, Jeung-Ah Director of the Division of Convergence Research at the Korea Culture & Tourism Institute. She received her Ph.D. in Social Anthropology and French Ethnology from L'Ecole
des Hautes Etudes en Science Sociale (EHESS) in France. She is a member of the National Creative Regional Development Committee. Her research topics include regional festivals, regional culture, cultural diversity, and gender-sensitive cultural policy. Her recent publications include Anthropology of Festival, Festival and Culture, Harmony of Cultural and Economic Values in Festivals, and Regional Revitalization by Means of Cultural Contents. Park, Kyung TaeProfessor of the College of Social Science at Sungkonghoe University. He is involved in the area of minority studies and has written on related fields. His publications include State's Actions and Minorities' Reactions (2006), Ethnic Minorities in Korea: Migrant Workers, Ethnic Chinese, and Biracial People (2008), and How to View Them: Korean's Perspective on Migrant Workers in Masuk Furniture-Factory Complex (2011). He received his B.A. in Sociology at Yonsei University, and his M.A. and Ph.D. in Sociology at the University of Texas at Austin. Park, Yang-WooChair of the Department of Cultural Policy and Management of the Graduate School of Arts at Chung-Ang University. Park has worked with the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism for 27 years before retiring as the Vice Minister in 2008. Park served as the Vice President of Chung-Ang University, Chairman of Gwangju Asia Content & Entertainment Fair 2012, Chairman of Korea Movie and Video Industry Association, Chairman of the Policy Evaluation on the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Korea, and President of Korean Academic Society of Arts Management. Byun, OungResearch Professor at the Korea University Graduate School of International Studies. Byun served as a managing professor for the CAMPUS Asia Program at Korea University and participated in the KIEP GPAS Europe-Africa association as an assistant administrator. He received his B.A. in Philosophy from Korea University, M.A. in Political Science from Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris (IEP de Paris, Sciences Po) and Ph.D. in International Relations History from the Ecole Normale Superieure (ENS)-Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS). Suh, JinsukJinsuk Suh is the Director of Gallery Loop. Established in 1999, Gallery Loop is the first alternative art space in Korea that discovers and supports young Korean artists. Since 2004, Suh has coordinated the Move on Asia Video Art Festival, opening worldwide Asian art exhibitions. Since 2010, Suh has been focused on developing a new discourse of Asian art through the A3 Asia Art Award and the Asia Art Forum. He has worked to make Korean art widely known by participating in international biennale events such as the 2010 Liverpool Biennale, and conducting projects with institutions such as Kunsthalle Düsseldorf, central Istanbul, and Casa Asia. Son, Kyungnyun General Director of the Culture and Arts Bureau at the Bucheon Cultural Foundation. She served as the General Director of Cultural City Planning and Managing Bureau in the
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