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Political Economy of Global Competition: Trade, Technology, and Strategic Rivalry

  • Name최고관리자
  • Date2025-07-23 09:42
  • Hit3,021
  • PlaceLincoln Hall
  • Event Date 2025-07-09

POLITICAL ECONOMY WORKSHOP POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GLOBAL COMPETITION: TRADE, TECHNOLOGY, AND STRATEGIC RIVALRY RSVP ONLY(QR코드 https://m.site.naver.com/1KIGX) DATE & TIME July 9 (Wed.), 2025 10:00-17:00 VENUE Lincoln Hall (4F) KDI School, Sejong, Korea TIME / SCHEDULE 10:00-10:30 Registration Panel 1 - Domestic Politics of Global Economic Competition Chair: Dongil Lee (KDI School, Assistant Professor) 10:30-12:00 Panelists Seungjun Kim (KDI School, Assistant Professor) Do Jobs Created by Foreign Firms Decrease Support for an Anti-Globalization Politician? Sujeong Shim (NYU–Abu Dhabi, Assistant Professor) The Geopolitics of Debt Sustainability Analysis Soohyun Cho (Bowdoin College, Assistant Professor) Protectionism for Him, Welfare for Her: The Trade Origins of Gendered Political Cleavages 12:00-13:30 Lunch Panel 2 - Technology, Lobbying, and Strategic Industries Chair: ByungKoo Kim (KDI School, Assistant Professor) 13:30-15:00 Panelists In Song Kim (MIT, Associate Professor) Measuring Interest Group Positions on Legislation: An AI-Driven Analysis of Lobbying Reports Joonseok Yang (Yonsei University, Assistant Professor) Individual Stakes and Societal Concerns: The Microfoundations of AI Attitudes Kee Hyun Park (Nanyang Technological University, Assistant Professor) Firm Connectivity and Demands for Trade Protection under Global Value Chains 15:00-15:30 Coffee break Panel 3 - Governance Challenges in Competitive Environments Chair: Seungjun Kim (KDI School, Assistant Professor) 15:30-17:00 Panelists Dongil Lee (KDI School, Assistant Professor) Electronic Payroll System and Intra-civil Service Corruption: Evidence from the Democratic Republic of Congo Cecilia Hyunjung Mo (UC Berkeley, Associate Professor) Measuring and Understanding Micro-Inequities Against Asian Americans Soosun You (UPenn, Assistant Professor) Echoes of Presence: How Female Peer Exposure Elevates Women’s Issue Advocacy in Legislatures 17:00- Happy hour Hosted by Global Strategy and Political Economy Lab KDI SCHOOL KDI School of Public Policy and Management


Greetings from the Global Strategy and Political Economy Lab.


We are pleased to invite you to the Political Economy of Global Competition: Trade, Technology, and Strategic Rivalry.

We hope you can join us!


Important Notice: Even if you plan to come on the day of the event as a walk-in, please make sure to RSVP.


[Event Details]

■ Theme: Political Economy of Global Competition: Trade, Technology, and Strategic Rivalry

■ Date & Time: July 9 (Wednesday), 2025, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

■ Venue: Lincoln Hall (4F), KDI School of Public Policy and Management, Sejong, Korea

■ Hosted by: Global Strategy and Political Economy Lab, KDI School

■ Important Notes:


* Additional Walk-in Slots Available *
Due to high demand, we have opened extra walk-in slots to accommodate more participants. If you have not yet submitted the RSVP form, please do so at your earliest convenience. (If you have already submitted the form, no further action is needed.)

* Lunch boxes and refreshments will be provided in limited quantities and may not be available for walk-in participants.
For walk-in attendees, meals can be purchased at the KDI and KDIS cafeterias on the 1st floor, open from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM.

We appreciate your understanding and look forward to welcoming you to the event.


For any inquiries, please contact jodypark@kdis.ac.kr or soyeonshin@kdis.ac.kr.

We look forward to your participation!