Opening Ceremony

Soo-hyun Kim (President, The Seoul Institute, Korea)
Moo-Kyung Kim (President, Korean Sociological Association, Korea)
Sang Jun Kim (President, Korean Society for Social Theory, Korea)
Sabine Selchow (<Cosmo-Climate> ERC Project, England)
Gilles Campagnolo(<LIBEAC> EU Project, France)

세션 1 : Bringing Ulrich Beck under Empirical Test

Chair: Sabine Selchow (London School of Economics and Political
           Science, England)
Presentations
  1. Young-Hee Shim (Hanyang University, Korea)
     “Emancipatory Catastrophism and Cosmopolitan Solidarity in  
      East Asia”
  2. Sang-Jin Han (Seoul National University, Korea)
     “Who are Cosmopolitan Actors in East Asia? A Look at the
      Fukushima Disaster and the Issue of Nuclear Power Plant”
Discussant: Sun-Jin Yun (Seoul National University, Korea)

Coffee Break

세션 2 : The Future of East Asia in the Context of Global Risks

Chair: Young-Hee Shim (Hanyang University, Korea)
Presentations
  1. Daniel Bell (Tsinghua University, China)
     “Confucianism and Political Meritocracy: Implications for
     Democracy in China”
  2. Gilles Campagnolo (CNRS-Aix Marseilles School of Economics, Aix-
      Marseilles University, France)
     “Individuals in the face of risk: 'playing' risks to overcome
      disasters"
Discussant: Sang-Jun Kim (Kyunghee University, Korea)

Luncheon

세션 3 : Seoul City in Comparative Perspective 

Chair: Miree Byun (The Seoul Institute, Korea)
Presentations
  1. Anders Blok (University of Copenhagen, Denmark)
     “Seoul City from the perspective of climate risk politics and
      greening world cities”
  2. Sang-Young Shin (The Seoul Institute, Korea)
     “Urban Risk and Policy Agenda for Safe City: The Case of
      Metropolitan Seoul”
Discussant: Kwonjoong Choh (The Seoul Institute, Korea)

Coffee Break

세션 4 : Participatory Risk Governance and its Possible Indicators

Chair: Sang-Jin Han (Seoul National University, Korea)
Presentations and Discussions
  1. Sang-Jin Han (Seoul National University, Korea)
     “Introductory Note: What do we mean by Participatory Risk  
     Governance?”
  2. Dukjin Chang (Seoul National University, Korea)
     “Disaster Mapping and SNS”
  3. Sabine Selchow (London School of Economics and Political 
      Science, England)
      "Participatory Risk Governance in a Cosmopolitized World:
      What is It and how might it look?"
  4. Zheng Lu (Tsinghua University, China)
     “From the Chinese Experience of Social Governance”
  5. Sue-Bock Moon (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and
      Technology, Korea)
      “Crowdsourcing as a Key Enabling Technology to
       Participatory Governance: Risks and Possibilities”