Title
Global Korea's Soft Power and Hard Power Strategy
Topic
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The Global Korea Cluster has over the past three years served as a platform for rethinking Korea’s identity and vision in light of the shifting global order, presenting new ideas and strategies for shaping the future of the Korean Peninsula. Building on the insights gained in Phase I, Phase II will move beyond conceptual discussions to a more applied focus: assessing the strengths, weaknesses, and risks of specific policy options grounded in Korea’s mid- to long-term strategic principles and vision. The ultimate aim is to put forward a coherent foreign and security strategy that integrates both soft and hard power. Phase II research will concentrate on three priority areas: a. strategies to enhance Korea’s soft power, b. approaches to employing hard power in response to geopolitical risks, and c. the development of an integrated security framework tailored to Korea’s needs. Through these focal points, the Cluster seeks to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and amplify Korea’s policy voice and global reach.
Director

Sohn in joo Professor (Department of Political Science and International Relations, College of Social Sciences)
- - - Ph.D. in Political Science, George Washington University, 2006.
- - - Associate Professor (with tenure), The University of Hong Kong, 2007-2016.
- - - Professor, Seoul National University, 2017~Present.
Researcher

Participating Researcher
Seoin Baek
Assistant Professor
Department of Global Culture and Commerce, Hanyang University ERICA
Research Field :
Technological Innovation, Digital and Green Transition, Innovative Enterprises and Emerging Industries, and Convergence Research between Science & Technology and the Humanities & Social Sciences