Towards further bilateral exchange driving force of echo boomers

• 1. Towards Further Bilateral Exchange~ Driving Force of Echo Boomers ~DONGWOOK LEEYONSEI UNIVERSITY

2. Who are those Echo Boomers? Generation Y, Millennial Generation Disputes about range, but mean is late 80s-early 90s Many of them are children of baby boomershttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_Y 3. Who are those Echo Boomers? Worse economic prospects High expectation in the workplace Liberal majority and conservative minority Clear political stance Tendency not to be involved in direct conflict Less importance in passage of adulthood, Peter Pangeneration Being an adult is based on personal abilities Peer-oriented due to easier facilitation of use throughinformation technologies 4. What is Bilateral Exchange? By definition of OECD glossary of statistical terms, All aspects of the exchange process are already agreed,because the two countries developed in the same mannerExchange of data and/or metadata between a sending organisation and areceiving organisation where all aspects of the exchange process are agreedbetween counterparties, including the mechanism for exchange of data andmetadata, the formats, the frequency or schedule, and the mode used forcommunications regarding the exchangeQ. In which area do we share the common development path?Which country was the leader in each development area?Soft power is a result of the development. 5. Trends in Bilateral Exchange1998. 10. 8.Japan-Republic of KoreaJoint Declaration (Kim Dae Jung-Keizo Obuchi)Co-produced movies(1998. 10.)Movies & music performances (1999. 9.)Awarded animation & games (2000. 6.)Korean governments announcement of indefiniteinterruption (2001. 7.)1998.10.1999.9.2000.6.2001.7.2002.6.2003.6.2003.9.2004.1.Resumption of import opening (2002. 6.)Korea-Japan summit (2003. 6.)Entire opening of movies, music & games (2003. 9.)Animation for TV and theaters (2004. 1.) 6. Difficult situations in the past Morning Musume Asia Tour in 1999 People went there alone without noticing others Or they went there as a fanclub Comic books and Animations in over-the-airbroadcasting Landmarks in Tokyo, Japanese trademarks, icons ofJapanese attire and home design were censored Missed editing was regarded as a shameQ. How was the situation of late 20th century in Japan? How do you feel thechanged attitude of Korean in terms of receiving Japanese culture? 7. Lee Eo-Ryeong, former minister of Culture Soft Power in New Asian Generation in June 2010 in Tokyo Is Axis of Civilization Moving Towards Asia? inNovember 2011 in Beijing Advocated relationship of circulation in whichthere is neither winner nor loser Egg fries instead of boiled eggs or scrambled eggsQ. Example? 8. Korean who actively advocate Cool JapanLIGHT UP NIPPON and After2012/3/15 at Haja Center(Seoul Municipal Youth Job ExperienceCenter)100 Korean spectators came to hearthe representative organizers speech andwatch the documentary filmSpectators were mainly universitystudents (some attended with nointerpreter on)Sponsors: Artists in fields of magazines, interior design,fashion, video arts, stage effects, sound effects 9. I have a question: Is there Cool Korea? Trying to learn Koreanlanguage Tourists in Seoul Take Korean culture as an example and follow suit0 10 20 30 40 50GastronomyShoppingCultural HeritagesAesthetic ServicesStudios, ConcertsOthers 10. A persuasive approach to international relations, typically involvingthe use of economic or cultural influence 11. Efforts for Soft PowerKOREA JAPAN Presidential Councilon National Branding Ministry of Economy, Trade, and IndustrySoft Power can gain political influence only when it is managed or supportedby a national government organization which is the main value creator.World Friends KoreaPreparing for multicultural societyUNESCO World HeritageThere will be a plenty that I dont knowofLets introduce to each other more about each countrys details, includingefforts in relation to other countries than Korea/Japan. 12. FRAMEWORKCURIOSITY & OPENNESSBILATERAL EXCHANGESOFTPOWERCULTURALDIPLOMACYACTION OF STATE GOVERNMENTCONSENSUS WITHIN THE STATESACTION OF ACTORS IN INTERNATIONALPOLITICSACTION OFSTUDENTS ANDCITIZENSACTION OF PRIVATECORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS AND INSTITUTESGROWTHOFECHOBOOMERSKOREAN WAVE