Historically, the leading players of the international community have played their part when they were accompanied by hard power, such as military and economic power, as well as soft power that leads values and order and contributes to peace and prosperity. Now, Asia should become the focal point of cooperative leadership and join forces to embrace and integrate diverse classes, ethnic groups, and cultures. Under the theme of "Korea's Economy in Crisis, Innovation Is the Answer," No. 3 dealt with public-private cooperation, corporate human rights, and support measures for economic innovation, and published interviews with Setaput Suthiwart-Narueput, CEO of Thailand Future Foundation, Euan Graham, director of the International Security Research Department at the Lowe Institute for International Policy, and Jeffrey Till, emeritus professor at King's College London. (Korean)

2017 marks global changes, including the inauguration of a new U.N. Secretary-General, a change of leadership in major countries such as the U.S., the 50th anniversary of ASEAN's launch, the implementation of Brexit, the implementation of the SDGs, and the post-2020 climate change agreement. The Jeju Forum Review No. 2 focused on implications related to nuclear security and unification of the Korean Peninsula under the theme of "conditions for denuclearization and peaceful unification."

The 11th Jeju Forum for Peace and Prosperity, held at the International Convention Center Jeju from May 25 to 27, 2016, sought ways to cooperate between countries and regions to respond to new challenges in this era under the theme of Asia's New Order and Cooperative Leadership. As the saying goes, "Asia is in the 21st century," Asia is emerging as a leading player in the international community. The creation of new values and orders required by the times should be supported by cooperative leadership. Historically, leadership in the international community has served its role when it was accompanied by hard power such as military and economic power, as well as soft power that leads values and order and contributes to peace and prosperity. Now, Asia should become the focal point of cooperative leadership and join forces to embrace and integrate diverse classes, ethnic groups, and cultures. The 2016-1 issue dealt with cooperative leadership and cooperation among Korea, China, and Japan under the theme of "Asia, Standing at the Center of Cooperation" and interviewed Dr. Johan Galtung, founder of the Oslo Institute for International Peace, and Yang Houlan, Secretary-General of the Korea-China-Japan Trilateral Cooperation Secretariat. (Korean)

This is the session report of the Jeju Forum 2016, which was held from May 25 to 27, 2016. (English)

This is the session report of the Jeju Forum 2016, which was held from May 25 to 27, 2016. (Korean)

This is a program book for the Jeju Forum 2016. This book covers a brief explanation of sessions and the main participants in the forum in 2016. Around 40 partners joined this year's forum and created 69 sessions. To learn more, take a look at our program book.

This is a brochure for Jeju Forum 2016. This annual event brochure contains various themes of the sessions and key participants in the Jeju Forum 2016.

This is a history brochure of the Jeju Forum for Peace and Prosperity in 2016.
Jeju Forum for Peace and Prosperity started as a regional multilateral dialogue for promoting peace and common prosperity in 2001. This is a collection of the Jeju Forum's history since 2001. It covers history, agendas, world leaders, and their messages at the Forum.

This is a brochure for the Jeju Forum 2015. This annual event brochure contains various themes of the sessions and key participants in the Jeju Forum 2015.