ASAN NUCLEAR FORUM

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Day 1: Tuesday, February 19, 2013

**Day 1: Tuesday, February 19, 2013**
Time	Panel Title	Panelist	Affiliation
09:00-09:30	Registration
09:30-10:10 Regency Room	Welcoming Remarks	Hahm Chaibong	The Asan Institute for Policy Studies
	Opening Remarks	Chung Mong Joon	The Asan Institute for Policy Studies
	Keynote Speech	Robert Gallucci	John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
10:10-10:15	Break
Plenary Session I 10:15-11:30	Dealing with a Nuclear North Korea Regency Room (English/Korean)	Hahm Chaibong	The Asan Institute for Policy Studies
		Choi Kang	Korea National Diplomatic Academy
		Endo Tetsuya	Japan Institute of International Affairs
		Robert Gallucci	John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
		Vasily Mikheev	Institute for World Economy and International Relations
		Yang Yi	National Defense University
11:30-12:30	Lunch
Session 1 12:30-13:45	Reassessing North Korea's Nuclear Threat after the 3rd Nuclear Test Regency Room (English/Korean)	Joshua Pollack	Science Applications International Corporation
		Kim Yongho	Yonsei University
		Markus Schiller	SchmuckerTechnologie
		Joel Wit	U.S.-Korea Institute at SAIS
	ROK, China and Japan as Responsible Nuclear Suppliers Grand BallroomⅠ	Hussein Khalil	Argonne National Laboratory
		Lee Hee-Yong	Korean Electric Power Corporation
		Jane Nakano	Center for Strategic and International Studies
		Jasper Pandza	King's College London
	Building Public Confidence in Nuclear Safety Grand BallroomⅢ	Dae Chung	US Department of Energy
		Ahn Joonhong	University of California, Berkeley
		Kim Myungja	Korea Federation of Women's Science and Technology Association
		Lee Un Chul	Seoul National University
		Suzuki Tatsujiro	Japan Atomic Energy Commission
13:45-14:00	Break
Session 2 14:00-15:15	A Nuclear North Korea: Nonproliferation Issues and Beyond Regency Room (English/Korean)	Lee Jung-Hoon	Yonsei University
		Bruce Bennett	RAND Corporation
		Michishita Narushige	National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies
		Alexander Vorontsov	Russia Academy of Sciences
	Nuclear Spent Fuel and Waste Management Grand BallroomⅠ	Thomas Isaacs	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
		Jacob Dalnoki Veress	James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
		Philippe Gillet	AREVA
		Song Myung Jae	Korea Radioactive Management Corporation
		Jack Spencer	The Heritage Foundation
	Nuclear Safety and Terrorism Grand BallroomⅢ	William Charlton	Nuclear Security Science & Policy Institute
		Jonathan Herbach	Utrecht University
		Hwang Il Soon	Seoul National University
		Naoi Yosuke	Japan Atomic Energy Agency
15:15-15:30	Break
Session 3 15:30-16:45	US-China: North Korean Nuclear Dance Card Regency Room(English/Korean)	Simon Long	The Economist
		Kim Sung-han	Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
		Gary Samore	Harvard University
		Shi Yinhong	Renmin University of China
	Nuclear Fuel Cycle: Debates on Multilateral Approaches Grand BallroomⅠ	Corey Hinderstein	Nuclear Threat Initiative
		Tom Coppen	Utrecht University
		Caroline Jorant	SDRI Consulting
		Kang Jungmin	Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
		William Tobey	Harvard University
	Will Iran Go Nuclear? Grand BallroomⅢ	Jang Ji-Hyang	The Asan Institute for Policy Studies
		Ahmet Kasim Han	Kadir Has University in Istanbul
		Steven Miller	Harvard University
		Uzi Rubin	Rubicon Ltd.
		Nasser Saghafi-Ameri	Center for Strategic Research
16:45-17:00	Break
Plenary Session II 17:00-18:15	Nuclear Security Summit: Before & After Seoul Regency Room (English/Korean)	John Bernhard	Former Danish Ambassador to the IAEA and CTBTO
		Piet de Klerk	Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
		Kim Bonghyun	Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
		Gary Samore	Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University
18:15-18:30	Launch of Asan Report; “2012 Seoul Nuclear Security Summit: A Review”
18:30-19:00	Reception
19:00-21:00	*Gala Dinner (Grand Ballroom II, Grand Hyatt Seoul Hotel) Dinner Speech by Dr. Lee Hong Koo** Chairman of Seoul Forum for International Affairs and former Prime Minister of ROK

*The Gala Dinner is open to speakers, overseas participants, and special invited guests only.

Day 2: Wednesday, February 20, 2013

**Day 2: Wednesday, February20, 2013**
Time	Panel Title	Panelist	Affiliation
Session 4 09:00-10:15	Future of the ROK-US Nuclear Cooperation Agreement Regency Room(English/Korean)	Park Jiyoung	The Asan Institute for Policy Studies
		Mark Hibbs	Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
		Sheen Seongho	Seoul National University
		Scott Snyder	Council on Foreign Relations
		Sharon Squassoni	Center for Strategic and International Studies
		Yim Man-Sung	Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
	Nuclear Dominos in North East Asia Grand BallroomⅠ	John Park	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
		Jor-Shan Choi	Berkeley Nuclear Research Center
		Kim Young Ho	Korea National Defense University
		Li Hong	China Arms Control and Disarmament Association
		Miles Pomper	James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
	Building Global Nuclear Security Architecture Grand BallroomⅢ	Shin Chang-Hoon	The Asan Institute for Policy Studies
		John Bernhard	Former Danish Ambassador to the IAEA and CTBTO
		Kenneth Brill	Independent Consultant, Former U.S. Ambassador to the IAEA
		Mona Dreicer	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
		Jun Bong-geun	Korea National Diplomatic Academy
10:15-10:30	Break
Plenary Session III 10:30-11:45	Energy Security Or National Security Regency Room (English/Korean)	Scott Sagan	Stanford University
		Gareth Evans	The Australian National University
		Alfredo Labbé	Mission of Chile to the UN, Vienna
		Park Goon Cherl	KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School
11:45-14:00	Networking Lunch
Session 5 14:00-15:15	De Facto Nuclear Weapon States and the Non-proliferation Treaty Regime Regency Room (English/Korean)	Aruni Wijewardane	James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
		Ariel Levite	Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
		Mushahid Hussain Sayed	Senate of Pakistan
		Manpreet Sethi	Center for Air Power Studies, New Delhi
	How Viable Are Nuclear Weapons Free Zones? Grand BallroomⅠ	William Potter	James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
		Emiliano Buis	Non-proliferation for Global Security Foundation
		Chun Chaesung	Seoul National University
		Peter Hayes	Nautilus Institute, RMIT University
		Ta Minh Tuan	Office of the Government, Vietnam
	How Safe Are Nuclear Power Plants in South Korea? Grand BallroomⅢ	Ahn Joonhong	University of California, Berkeley
		Kim Jiyoon	The Asan Institute for Policy Studies
		Lee Jong-In	Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety
		Suh Kune Yull	Seoul National University
15:15-15:30	Break
Session 6 15:30-16:45	Bolstering Counter-proliferation Regime Regency Room (English/Korean)	Bong Youngshik	The Asan Institute for Policy Studies
		Choi Kang	Korea National Diplomatic Academy
		Pierce Corden	American Association for the Advancement of Science
		Matthew Kroenig	Georgetown University
		Jim Walsh	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
	Non-State Stakeholders in Preventing WMD Proliferations Grand BallroomⅠ	Gabriele Kraatz-Wadsack	United Nations
		Togzhan Kassenova	Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
		Lv Xiaodong	United Nations
		Shin Chang-Hoon	The Asan Institute for Policy Studies
	Regional Cooperation in Nuclear Safety Grand BallroomⅢ	Kelsey Davenport	Arms Control Association
		Gun-Aajav Manlaijav	Nuclear and Radiation Regulatory Authority
		Kim Sang Yun	Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety
		Sato Heigo	Takushoku University
16:45-17:00	Break
Plenary Session IV 17:00-18:15	Challenges and Opportunities after the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Regency Room (English/Korean)	Martin Fackler	The New York Times
		Chang Soon-heung	Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
		Luis Echávarri	OECD Nuclear Energy Agency
		Anton Khlopkov	Center for Energy and Security Studies
		Suzuki Tatsujiro	Japan Atomic Energy Commission
18:15-18:30	Closing Remarks
18:30-20:30	Closing Reception and Dinner (Grand Ballroom II) Dinner Speech by Mr. Luis Echávarri Director-General of OECD Nuclear Energy Agency