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Lee, O YoungDistinguished Honorary Professor of the Ewha Academy for Advanced Studies. Lee
is a renowned literary critic and a Doctor of Korean literature who received his B.A. and M.A. from
the College of Liberal Arts at Seoul National University. He was the first to be appointed Minister of
Culture in Korea. Lee has served as a Professor at the College of Liberal Arts at Ewha Womans
University from 1966 to 1989. Lee is widely known in Korea for his articles, essays and critical
writings that cover a vast range of topics. He has also contributed to a number of major daily
newspapers with countless outstanding columns and editorials. Noteworthy publications include In
This Earth and That Wind (2008) and Smaller is Better (2008).
Lee, Won Jae President of the Hankyoreh Economic Research Institute. Lee served as Chief
Researcher for the Samsung Economic Research Institute (SERI) and as an economics journalist for
Hankyoreh Newspaper. Noteworthy publications include Economics in Wonderland (2012), Korean
Economy, Kill the Korean Economic Hyena (2007) and The Discovery of Strategic Ethics
Management (2005). Lee is an active writer and lecturer on corporate social responsibility and social
enterprise. He majored in Economics in Yonsei University and received his M.B.A. from the MIT
Sloan School of Management.
Lee, Tae JooProfessor of Cultural Anthropology at Hansung University. His areas of expertise
include development studies and Official Development Assistance (ODA) policies. He has extensive
field experience in Asia, the South Pacific Islands, and Africa. In 2007 he was appointed the Chair of
the ODA Watch. He is the President of the Re-shaping Development Institute (ReDI). He is a policy
advisor to various institutes, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, well as a member of
the High-Level Development Cooperation Committee in Korea. Lee received his B.A. in
Anthropology and Political Science, M.A. in Cultural Anthropology, and Ph.D. in Anthropology from
Seoul National University.
Chang, Eun-JooProfessor of the College of Law at Youngsan University. He is the Executive
Editor of ‘Citizen & World.' Recent publications include From Survival to Dignity (2007), The
Philosophy of Human Rights (2010), and The Transformation of Politics (2012). Published articles
include Confucian Modernity and Modern Identity (2007) and The Democratic-Republican
Reconstruction of the Korean Progressive-Liberal Tradition (2012). He received his Ph.D. at Johan
Wolfgang Goethe University, Germany.
Jung, Jae-walPresident of Korea Arts Management Service, a non-profit organization specializing
in the research and consultation of cultural arts and the supervision of international cultural,
performing, and visual arts businesses. Prior to his current presidency, Jung was a culture journalist at
the Joongang Daily and the General Manager of LG Arts Center. Notable publications include Map of