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[RSVP] 2026 GSPE LAB workshop (June 18 -19)

  • CategoryKDIS Notice
  • Name연구기획팀
  • Date2026-05-28 14:13
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Dear KDI School Students,


We are pleased to share information on the GSPE Lab Workshop, which will take place on June 18–19.

Please find the details below, and we kindly ask for your interest and participation.


GLOBAL STRATEGY AND POLITICAL ECONOMY LAB WORKSHOP The Era of Great Power Politics Political Institutions, Democratic Resilience, and Domestic Sources of Global Rivalry DATE June 18 (Thu)-19 (Fri), 2026 VENUE Lincoln Hall (4th Floor) KDI School of Public Policy and Management, Sejong, Korea RSVP ONLY QR코드 Day 1 Thursday, June 18, 2026 10:00-10:25 Registration 10:20-10:25 Opening remarks (Wonhyuk Lim, Associate Dean of KDI School) 10:25-10:30 Presenter group photo 10:30-12:00 Panel 1 Markets, Power, and International Order Chair Wonhyuk Lim (KDI School, Professor) Panelists Sujeong Shim (NYUAD, Assistant Professor) : Rising Authoritarian Influence and Democratic Backlash against International Organizations Kee Hyun Park (NTU, Assistant Professor) : Who Paid for the US-China Trade War? Evidence from Section 301 Tariffs Seungjun Kim (KDI School, Associate Professor) : Superstar Firms and Geopolitics of Investment 12:00-13:30 Lunch 13:30-15:00 Panel 2 Technology, Governance, and Global Competition Chair David Sungho Park (KDI School, Assistant Professor) Panelists Sojun Park (MIT, Postdoctoral Associate) : Democracy, Technology Transfer, and Innovation: Evidence from TRIPS-Plus Trade Agreements Jonathan Chu (NUS, Assistant Professor) : Technocracy, Democracy, and Global Support for AI Governance ByungKoo Kim (KDI School, Assistant Professor) : Do Chinese AI Grants Buy Scientific Influence in the Global South? 15:00-15:30 Coffee break 15:30-17:00 Panel 3 Misperceptions, Inequality, and Political Representation Chair Chungeun Yoon (KDI School, Associate Professor) Panelists Suji Kang (HKUST, Assistant Professor) : When Aiming for Accuracy Doesn't Help Reduce Misperceptions Experiments Manipulating Source Credibility Mads Andreas Elkjær (UCPH, Assistant Professor) : Democratic Representation in the Age of Rising Inequality Yuree Noh (Utah, Assistant Professor) : Taxation without Representation: Boosting Tax Morale in Rentier States Hosted by Global Strategy and Political Economy Lab, KDI SCHOOL / GLOBAL STRATEGY AND POLITICAL ECONOMY LAB WORKSHOP The Era of Great Power Politics Political Institutions, Democratic Resilience, and Domestic Sources of Global Rivalry DATE June 18 (Thu)-19 (Fri), 2026 VENUE Lincoln Hall (4th Floor) KDI School of Public Policy and Management, Sejong, Korea RSVP ONLY QR코드 Day 2 Friday, June 19, 2026 08:40-09:00 Registration 09:00-10:30 Panel 4 Gender, Conflict, and Development Chair Joeun Kim (KDI School, Associate Professor) Panelists Cecilia Hyunjung Mo (UC Berkeley, Associate Professor) : Training Women to Engage, Inducing Leaders to Respond: Experimental Evidence on Group-Based Trainings from Nigeria Hojung Joo (Harvard, Assistant Professor) : The Political Consequences of the Vietnam War Casualties in South Korea Dongil Lee (KDI School, Assistant Professor) : Foreign Aid Cuts, Fertility, and Women's Labor Supply: Evidence from the Mexico City Policy 10:30-11:00 Coffee break 11:00-12:00 Roundtable Political Science as a Career Moderator ByungKoo Kim (KDI School, Assistant Professor) Speakers Hye Young You (Princeton) : How to Prepare for a Top Ph.D. Program and Navigate Academia as a Junior Scholar Cecilia Hyunjung Mo (UC Berkeley) : How to Prepare for a Top Ph.D. Program and Navigate Academia as a Junior Scholar 12:00-13:30 Lunch 13:30-15:00 Panel 5 Expertise, Lobbying, and Bureaucratic Politics Chair Angela Park (KDI School, Associate Professor) Panelists Hye Young You (Princeton, Associate Professor) : Scientists in Congress: Congressional Treatment of Expertise Kyuwon Lee (USC, Assistant Professor) : Leveling the Playing Field: Bureaucratic Revolving Doors for Regulatory Outsiders Minju Kim (Syracuse, Assistant Professor) : When Do Bureaucrats Listen to Firms? Bureaucratic Turnover and Firm Lobbying in Tariff Exclusions 15:00-15:05 Closing Remarks (Seungjun Kim, Lab leader of GSPE Lab at KDI School) 15:05-15:10 Official Group Photo 안내 사항 The workshop is open to the public and free to attend, but registration via QR code is required. The workshop will be fully in person, and remote participation will not be available. Coffee and light refreshments will be provided during breaks. For questions related to the conference, please contact us at kdis.gspel@gmail.com Hosted by Global Strategy and Political Economy Lab, KDI SCHOOL


[Event Details]

■ Date: June 18-19, 2026

■ Venue: KDIS Lincoln Hall (4th Floor) 

■ RSVP deadline: June 15, 2026 (link)


For any inquiries, please contact kdis.gspe@gmail.com


Best regards,

KDI School Research Planning Division

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