#US-China Relations  #China’s Rise  #Power Transition  #Hegemonic Competition  #East Asian Security

The Program on US-China Relations (PUCR) undertakes research on China’s Rise, US-China relations, and their implications. PUCR has focused its research on the prospect of a “peaceful” power transition, evolving perceptions, and dilemmas caused by US-China competition. PUCR has also been running monthly seminars and annual dialogues with Japanese and American scholars. PUCR published three monographs on US-China relations.

• US-China Relations under Trump / East Asia’s Responses to China’s Rise / Strategic Dilemmas and Korea
• Monthly Seminars and Workshops: As a signature program of PUCR, Monthly Seminars invite Korean and Foreign experts to provide insights on US-China Relations and related issues
• Research Projects on US-China Relations: Carrying out research projects funded by the Korea Research Foundation and related Ministries on US-China relations and East Asia’s responses
• Annual Policy Dialogues: Holding annual “Korea-Japan Dialogue on East Asian Security” (8th in 2020) and newly establishing the Korea-America Dialogue on China in 2020

Program on U.S.-China Relations. (Eds.). (2017). Korea’s strategic dilemmas between the U.S. and China – Cases and assessments. Seoul: KOBO Books.

Chung, J. H. (2017). Geopolitical changes. In K. H. Jung., et al., The great transformation: Korea’s choice. Seoul: Cloud Nine.

Kim, H. J. (2017). From “a national legacy of unutterable shame” to national sorry day: The changes in Australia’s policy on indigenous population. East and West Studies, 29(1).

Kim, H. J. (2017). The diffusion of global transitional justice norms and its impact: A case of South Korea. Journal of Korean Politics, 26(1).

Jae Ho Chung | Director | cjhir@snu.ac.kr | Political Science and International Relations | US-China relations, East Asian security

Hun Joon Kim | Co-Researcher | hunjoon7@korea.ac.kr | Political Science and International Relations | International relations, Human rights

Min-gyu Lee | Co-Researcher | obscurecount@gmail.com | International Relations | China’s foreign policy, Korean peninsular affairs, Korea-China relations