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The Southeast Asia Center (SEAC) was established in 2012 and has been producing and widely providing professional knowledge and information on the Southeast Asian region. SEAC conducts comprehensive and interdisciplinary research on the overall region, maintains and develops networks with other institutes at home and abroad related to the region, and operates programs such as open lectures, invitational expert lectures, and research group meetings to promote public understanding of Southeast Asia.

• Invitational lectures: Held academic lectures by inviting experts working in different regions of Southeast Asia
• Open lectures: Held public lectures to promote deeper understanding of Southeast Asia for all who are interested in the region
• Southeast Asian studies research group meetings: Fostered academic future generation by supporting rising scholars writing theses and disserations on Southeast Asia
• Academic activities: Published issue papers and policy reports for enhancing understanding of the region

Choi, K. (2020). Qualitative Considerations of Cultural and Human Resource Exchanges to build a ‘Human Centered’ Korea-ASEAN Community. Monthly Public Policy, 171.

Choi, K. (2019). Certain Ally in Uncertain Times, ASEAN: Tourism as a form of Korean-ASEAN cultural interaction. Korea Tourism Policy, 77.

Choi, K. (2019). 2019 East Asia Strategy Evaluation. East Asian Security Strategy Research Society.

Lee, S. H. & Lee, C. L. (2019). An Analysis of the Relationship between Conventional and Islamic Stock Market: Focusing on Stock Market of Malaysia and Indonesia. The Southeast Asian Review, 29 (4).

Oh, M. S. et al. (2017). Consumption culture in Indonesia and Malaysia: Taste, beauty, space, and halal . Zininzin.

Choi, K. H. et al. (2017). Islamization in Southeast Asia II. Nulmin Books.

Eom, E. H. (2017). Localization of oversea Korean companies and CSR: Focusing on cases in Indonesia. Journal of the Association for Korean Geographers, 6(3).

Eom, E. H., & Shin, D. H. (2017). The path formation of Thailand’s electricity/energy regime and sustainability assessment. The Southeast Asian Review, 27(4).

Lee, J. H. (2017). The political economy of Indonesia’s global maritime axis and infrastructure development plan under the Jokowi administration. The Journal of Asian Studies, 20(1).

Lee, J. H., & Lee, S. H. (2017). The birth of hybrid convenience store and consumer culture in Indonesia. The East Asian Studies, 36(1).

Jung, B. M. (2017). The Philippines in 2016: Election, economic development and independent foreign policy. The Southeast Asian Review, 27(2).

Jung, B. M. (2017). Extrajudicial killing in the development field: The case study on the death of community leaders in the Philippines. The Journal of Philippine & Southeast Asian Studies, 20(2).

Suhong Chae | Director | chae4811@snu.ac.kr | Cultural Anthropology

Dae-yeong Youn | HK Research Professor | sansfin@snu.ac.kr | History

Kyunghee Choi | Co-Researcher | kalli@snu.ac.kr | Political Science

Yuseok Han | Co-Researcher | hans169@naver.com | Anthropology

Changgil Kim | Visiting Research Fellow | changgil@snu.ac.kr | Agricultural Economy

Dochan Bae | Visiting Scholar | chandobae@snu.ac.kr | Agriculture