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김학준 동북아역사재단 제3대 이사장 취임사
Inaugural Address of Kim Hak-Joon the 3rd President of NAHF Today, I, Kim Hak-joon, take office as the 3rd President of the Northeast Asian History Foundation. As I do so, I am humbled by the great responsibility placed upon my shoulder, so great that I feel unworthy to take it. Although it is certainly an honor to serve the Foundation, it is not without fear that I bring myself to take on the roles of the president. But I stand here with confidence in the South Korean people for their support and the staff and employees of the Foundation for their capability and commitment.
Written by_ Kim Hak-joon, President of the Northeast Asian History Foundation
이종상 화백 인터뷰 우리 땅 독도를 화폭에서 바라보다
[Interview] Our Land Dokdo Viewed on Canvas - "Keep Calm and Informed in Response to Japan's Provocation over Dokdo" Territorial disputes and confrontations continue in Northeast Asia recently, including Japan's series of provocative moves over Dokdo and confrontations between China and Japan over the Senkaku Islands (known as Diaoyu Dao (釣魚島) in China). They are big stumbling blocks to peace and partnership in Northeast Asia. Against this backdrop, the renowned veteran artist Lee Jong-sang, widely known to Koreans as the first Dokdo painter, was interviewed on September 24, 2012 for his thoughts on our perception and attitude toward Dokdo. Lee is also a Dokdo activist actively engaged in NGOs on Dokdo. First of all, thank you very much for taking the time out of your busy schedule for this interview. You are widely known as the first Dokdo painter. What made you interested in Dokdo and motivated your painting of the islets? I believe that the artist should have insight into the course of history. As one of the leading participants in the April Revolution of 1960, I have always kept in mind the cour
Edited by_ Jin Ik-sang, Administrative Staff at NAHF Office of Public Relations and Education of NAHF
우리 곁으로 다가온 독도
[Special Report 1] About the Dokdo Museum Seoul of NAHF That Brings Dokdo Closer to Us Dokdo is located '200 li southeast of Ulleungdo,' as the popular song goes. But this is no longer the case as Korea's proud land of Dokdo has been brought to Seoul. Opened on September 14, 2012 by the Northeast Asian History Foundation. the Dokdo Museum Seoul houses a collection of everything there is to know about Dokdo based on the accomplishments in scientific surveys/studies on the islets conducted in the fields of human/natural sciences over the last six decades in Korea.
Written by_ Chung Young-mi, Research Fellow at Dokdo Research Institute
동북아역사재단 백서 『갈등을 넘어 화해로』 발간
[Special Report 2] Beyond Conflict Toward Reconciliation: Northeast Asian History Foundation White Paper Published On September 22. 2012, the Northeast Asian History Foundation marked the sixth anniversary of its foundation. At about the same time, the it passed three significant milestones: the publication of the white paper titled 'Beyond Conflict Toward Reconciliation - Six Years of the NAHF's Activities and the Road Ahead'; the opening of the Dokdo Experience Hall, the first Dokdo museum in Seoul and the Metropolitan area, on September 14, 2002; and the inauguration of President Kim Hak-joon on September 17, 2012.
Written by _ Kang Jung-mi, Administrative Staff at Office of Policy Planning of NAHF
독도 교육의 현재와 미래－재단의 독도교육용 교육자료 소개
[Special Research] The Present and the Future of Dokdo Education－Introduction to the NAHF's Resources for Dokdo Education "Territoriality is the fundamental geographic representation of influence and power…It is the essential connection among society, space, and time. Territoriality is the background of geographic contexts. It is the device with which men form and maintain spatial organizations…This is neither instinct nor impulse, but a complex strategy that influences and controls the approach to men, objects, and relationships."
Written by_ Kim Young-soo, Research Fellow at Dokdo Research Institute of NAHF
세종대왕, 시대정신을 설정하고 목표를 완수하다
[Historical Figure] King Sejong Defines the Zeitgeist and Completes His Mission Independence, Democracy, and Pragmatism as the Zeitgeist Upon its foundation in 1392, Joseon perceived submission to the powerful China as the utmost diplomatic priority. And Joseon acknowledged China as the center of the world. Joseon's diplomatic policy of submission to the powerful had the pragmatic purpose of achieving political stability as the basis of accepting the advanced Chinese culture. Its underlying assumption was that Joseon, having acknowledged China as the center of the world and accepted its culture, would be also a powerful country second to China. This world view is well reflected in 《Honilgangriyeokdaegukjido (World Map》 made in 1402 during the reign of King Taejong.
Written by _ Shin Byung-ju, Professor at Konkuk University
'한·몽 역사가 협의회' 전문가 교환 연구를 마치고
[Historical Essay] My Experience in the 'Korea-Mongolia Historians Council' Professional Research Exchange Program I am a researcher specialized in the medieval history of Mongolia and professor at the Department of Mongolian History in the School of History and Social Science of the Mongolian State University of Education. As part of the 'Research Exchange Program' agreed on at the 'Korea-Mongolia Historians/Archaeologists Council' established in 2011, the Northeast Asian History Foundation invited me to visit Korea to conduct exchange research at the Foundation's information center for two months from July to September this year.
Written by J. Gerelbadrakh, Professor at Mongolian State University of Education Edited by Chang Seok-ho, Research Fellow at NAHF Department of History Research Division of NAHF
The history of Japan's strategic moves to turn Dokdo into a disputed area. Question Recently, Tokyo is openly making strategic moves to refer the Dokdo issue to the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Let us examine the history of Japan's strategic moves to turn Dokdo into a disputed area.
Written by_ Kim Yong-hwan, Research Fellow at Dokdo Research Institute of NAHF
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