This academic event is where the research results of  ‘Comparative Foreign Policy Analysis of Geopolitical Middle-ground States in Eurasian Regions’ are presented in their final forms. Each researcher has invited a debater in order to hold discussions on their research and develop the research to be published as a series of monographs.

The event will be held in four sessions. On the 5th, research on western Eurasia will be presented, while on the 19th, research on South Asia and West Asia, and on the 26th, research on geopolitical middle-ground states in Southeast Asia will be presented. This research is expected to offer implications to the foreign policy of Korea, which is another middle-ground state.