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Dae-Han Song from the International Strategy Center, will join us for the September session of the Korea Peace Study Group. He will share with us about APEC and hopes for an interactive and timely discussion on our global economy, as South Korea will host the APEC Forum and Economic Leader’s Summit in October.
Recommended reading to prepare for discussion with Dae-Han:
– Understanding APEC: The Making of Global Value Chains
(more readings for bookworms at the end of the post)
The study session will take place on Friday evening (USA time) and Saturday morning (Korea time).
🇺🇸 Friday, Sept 12 at 6 pm PT / 9 pm ET
🇰🇷 Sat, Sept 13 @ 10 am
JOIN STUDY GROUP SESSION USING THIS ZOOM LINK
Dae-Han Song and the Global Civil Society Task Force are looking for fluent Korean and English speakers to assist with some translation – AND they welcome in-person participation in their actions surrounding the APEC summit on October 30-31st in Gyeongju, South Korea. Join our September session if you can volunteer or would like to participate!
JOIN US THROUGH THIS ZOOM LINK
For more readings from Dae-Han Song, consider these:
– The New Cold War Is Sending Tremors through Northeast Asia
– The US Makes Most Compelling Case for Nuclear Proliferation
– Power Concedes Nothing Without a Demand: Peace in Korea and Northeast Asia Now!
Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism, part 2
In the December 2025 session of the Korea Peace Study Group, j. eunsun and June Nho Ivers presented on a book titled Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism, edited by Elaine H. Kim and Chungmoo Choi. Watch the recording here.
Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism, part 1
In November 2025’s session of the Korea Peace Study Group, j. eunsun and June Nho Ivers presented on the book ‘Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism’, edited by Elaine H. Kim and Chungmoo Choi.
Report Back on the People’s Summit for Korea
In October 2025’s Korea Peace Study Group, Munjo Yu, Eunsung Hwang, Johnny Atlas, and Junghi Lee reported back from their time in New York City in July at the People’s Summit for Korea.
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