<p> Graduate School of International Studies Korea University Anamro, Sungbuk Gu Seoul 120-749, Korea Tel: 82-10-8949-2479 82-10-3290-2589 Email: [email protected]</p><p>Ja-hyun Chun</p><p>Office Address</p><p>#432, International Hall Korea University AnamRo, SungbukGu, Seoul Korea</p><p>Current Position</p><p>March 2013- Research Professor Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University</p><p>Educational Background</p><p>Post-doctoral Research Fellow at AICGS, Johns Hopkins University in D.C. September 2012- February 2013 </p><p>Ph. D. Yonsei University, Political Science, Seoul August 2012 Dissertation “Politics of International Reconciliation- Patterns and Foreign Policy Making of Afflicting States”</p><p>B.A. Yonsei University, Political Science and Diplomacy, Seoul Honored as Outstanding Senior Aug. 2006</p><p>SAP(Study Abroad Program) in University of California at Santa Barbara 2004</p><p>English, Myung-Duk Foreign Language High-school February 2001</p><p>1 Publications</p><p>Book Chapter:</p><p>“The Role of Compensation in Sino-Japanese Reconciliation” Handbook of Memory and Reconciliation in East Asia. Routledge. Forthcoming (December 2014)</p><p>Selected Journal Articles:</p><p>Chun, Ja-hyun “Have Korea and Japan Reconciled?- A fucus on three stages of international reconciliation.” Japanese Journal of Political Science (forthcoming, 2015)</p><p>Chun, Ja-hyun. “Official Apology in International Relation.” Korean Journal of International</p><p>Relations 54:3 2014.</p><p>Chun, Ja-hyun. “Japan's Postwar Compensation to China.” Journal of Northeast Asian </p><p>Studies. 70:1, 2014.</p><p>Chun, Ja-hyun and Youcheer Kim. “A New Interpretation of Korea-Japan Relations-Right </p><p>Revolution of Sex Slaves and Forced Laborers in the Courtroom.” Korean Journal of </p><p>International Studies. 16:1 2014.</p><p>Chun, Ja-hyun.” Effect of post-war collective memory on reconciliation between nations: </p><p>The cases of France-Algeria, US.―Vietnam” Journal of International Area Studies. </p><p>17:2, 2013.</p><p>Chun, Ja-hyun. “Politics of International Reconciliation: Latest Developments of International Reconciliation Theories and Its Critical Application on Sino-Japan Relations” Korean Journal of International Relations. 53:2 2013.</p><p>Chun, Ja-hyun. “Proper Remembrance-The Most Essential for Reconciliation.” Transatlantic Perspectives. AICGS September 2012.</p><p>Teaching “International Peace and Security” at GSIS, Korea University, Fall Semester 2013-2014</p><p>“Issues in World Politics” at GSIS, Korea University, Spring Semester 2013-2014 </p><p>2 Seminar “International Cooperation and Reconciliation” at SAIS, October 2012-December 2012</p><p>Teaching Assistant, College of Social Science Department of Political Science and Diplomacy, Yonsei University, 2008-2010.</p><p>Taught “Korea and East-Asia International History” “World Peace and International Relations” “Foreign Policy Analysis” </p><p>Grants and Awards</p><p>The POSCO Fellowship Program with East-West Center in Honolulu, Hawaii, 2013-2014</p><p>Best Dissertation of the Year (Journal of Graduate School, Yonsei University), December 2012</p><p>Brain Korea 21 Scholarship, National Research Foundation, August 2006- August 2012</p><p>Honors Scholarship, 2010-2011 Honored as Outstanding Senior, August 2006</p><p>Conference Papers and Presentation</p><p>“Regression of Reconciliation” International Studies Association Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA, April, 2013.</p><p>“The Change of Korean Nationalism-Networking Nationalism,” International Studies Association Annual Conference, San Diego, CA, April 2, 2012.</p><p>“The Change of Driving Force of Korean Nationalism after 1990s-Spread of internet and formation of a nationalism in the new generation,” 5th World Congress of Korean Studies, Taiwan, October 27, 2010.</p><p>“The Change of The Nation-state’s Position In The Information Age,” World Congress for Korean Politics and Society, Seoul, Korea, August 20, 2009.</p><p>“Human Rights and Repression against Falun Gong in China,” 5th East Asian Regional Conference in Alternative Geographies, Seoul, December 15, 2008.</p><p>“Global Network of Civil Society-in the aspects of information society,” The Yonsei-Keio Forum, Tokyo, Japan, December 4, 2008.</p><p>3 “History of East-Asia Community and Regional Order,” World Congress for Korean Studies 2007, Busan, Korea, August 24, 2007.</p><p>“The Consideration about the East-Asia Community Concept of Modern Japan: Based on Comparison with Pan-Asianism and the Greater East-Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere,” The 5th International Symposium for Young Research Fellows,, Tokyo, Japan, June 16, 2007.</p><p>Discussant, Korea-Japan Relations, Korea-Japan Next-Generation Conference, 4th International Conference, Tokyo, Japan, June 23, 2007.</p><p>4</p>