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EUSKOR Blog 22 September 2019 UMV 11th International Symposium - Czech Foreign Policy < Back Previous News Next News Dr Tereza Novotna spoke about lessons from TTIP negotiations and transatlantic trade at a panel on the future of the international trade at the „11th International Symposium - Czech Foreign Policy" which was organized by the „Institute of International Relations Prague" (Ústav mezinárodních vztahů) in Prague at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic from 23-24 September, 2019. You can download a conference program here . See a video footage from Tereza Novotna´s panel or please click here : Final_Program-UMV-Prague-Sep-19 .pdf Download PDF • 559KB

EUSKOR Blog 10 September 2019 13th Pan-European Conference on International Relations < Back Previous News Next News Dr Tereza Novotna presented her paper "A Century of Show and Tell: The North Korea Diplomacy between the Strategic Patience and Coincidental Impatience" at the "13th Pan-European Conference on International Relations" themed "A Century of Show and Tell: The Seen and the Unseen of IR Asian Conference on Human Security, Multiculturalism and Democracy"of the "European International Studies Association (EISA)" which was held at Sofia University "Sveti Kliment Ohridski" in Sofia, Bulgaria from 11-14 September 2019. You can find more information on the conference here and the panel program here . If you want to download a conference program, please click here .

KORONEU Blog 1 September 2021 Dr. Tereza Novotna on “Back to the Future: Lessons from the Cold War for the Korean Peninsula” at the Korea Global Forum for Peace (KGFP) < Back Previous News Next News On 2 September 2021, Dr. Tereza Novotna gave a presentation entitled “Back to the Future: Lessons from the Cold War for the Korean Peninsula ” at an online panel at the Korea Global Forum for Peace (KGFP) which was organized by the ROK’s Ministry of Unification . Link to the KGFP: https://kgfp.kr/?ckattempt=1

KORONEU Blog 24 October 2021 WorldKorea Forum (WKF) Panel: Dr. Tereza Novotna on “What Can We Learn from the Helsinki Process and “Ostpolitik” for the Peaceful Coexistence on the Korean Peninsula?” < Back Previous News Next News On 25 October 2021, Dr. Tereza Novotna gave a presentation entitled “What Can We Learn from the Helsinki Process and “Ostpolitik” for the Peaceful Coexistence on the Korean Peninsula?” at a panel at the WorldKorea Forum (WKF) in Stockholm, Sweden which was organized by the Korea Global Foundation and The Institute for Security and Development Policy (ISDP) . · Link to the WKF: https://isdp.eu/event/world-korea-forum-wkf-post-covid-recovery-conference/ 2021 WKF schedule program(final) .pdf Download PDF • 660KB

About KOR-ON-EU Network/reseach group Panel Conference Publications Other Activities Related to the EU-Korean Peninsula Relations Other Activities not related to the EU-Korean Peninsula relations Business Travels Miscellaneous About KOR-ON-NEU Network/research group Panel conference Publications Activities related to EU-Korean peninsula relations Activities not related to EU-Korean peninsula relations Business travels Miscellaneous < Back Completed Projects KOR-ON-EU Korea and the EU Between the Corona Crisis and the US-China Rivalry 2020 - 2022 About KOR-ON-EU The KOR-ON-EU project has primarily focused on the theme of how Europe and Asia, and particularly South Korea, tackled the ongoing Covid19 pandemic . The project was led by its Project Director, Dr Tereza Novotna (Free University Berlin) and included two project participants, Dr Zsuzsa Ferenczy, currently a postdoctoral fellow at NextGen Taiwan and an affiliate scholar at Vrije (Free) University Brussels as well as Dr June Park, currently Fung Global Fellow at Princeton University. The project also financed a student assistant, Ms Phuong-Ha Nguyen, a Masters student at Free University Berlin. Network/research group As a result, the KOR-ON-EU project has led to a creation of a network/research group of scholars and practitioners who have been researching various aspects of the pandemic (i.e. measures taken by individual countries in Asia and in the EU to combat SARS-COV-19, including border closures, lockdowns, masking, IT tools, vaccinations, etc.). This research group currently includes (apart from the project director and the two project participants) the following members from universities and institutions across Asia and Europe: Dr Americo Beviglia Zampetti, European Commission, DG for Health and Food Safety Dr Alessandra Cappelletti, Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University Dr Evangelos (Evans) Fanoulis, Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University Prof Stefan Auer, University of Hong Kong Dr Andre Park, University of Hong Kong Dr Nicole Scicluna, Hong Kong Baptist University Dr Erwin Tan, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Dr Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy, Vrije Universitaet Brussel and NextGen Taiwan Dr Chiew-Ping Hoo, National University of Malaysia Dr Dang Thi Viet Phuong, Institute of Sociology, Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences Dr Nguyen Duc Vinh, Institute of Sociology, Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences Mr Juan Blick-Paris, European Commission, DG for International Partnerships Dr Unni Karunakara, Yale School of Public Health The research group covers the following countries and territories and their approaches to combatting Covid19. EU South Korea North Korea China Hong Kong Taiwan Singapore Malaysia Vietnam global aspects (WHO) Europe and Asia Fighting COVID-19 Together: Mutual Lessons from the Pandemic On 29 September 2021, the Project Director, together with the Korea-Europe Center of Free University Berlin, organized a one-day two-panel online conference on the topic of “Europe and Asia Fighting COVID-19 Together: Mutual Lessons from the Pandemic” . The first panel, focused on other countries in Asia, included some of the research groups members, such as Dr Ferenczy (project participant), Prof. Auer, Dr Zampetti and, in addition, Mr Anselm Kanwischer from forumZFD who focused on Cambodia. The second panel which covered the Korean peninsula included research group members Dr Park (project participant), Dr Tan, Mr Blick and, in addition, Dr Kee Park from Harvard Medical School. Both panels were moderated by the Project Director, Dr Novotna. For both panels, about 60-70 participants registered to follow the event via Webex and the video recording of both sessions is available online at the YouTube channel of the Institute for Korean Studies, Free University Berlin:​ Panel One: https://youtu.be/gT51-ymciZ8 Panel Two: https://youtu.be/Qnr6xDts1v4 ​ ​ This organized conference has served as a starting point for the research group. As a follow up, the Project Director put together a panel proposal for the American Political Science Association (APSA) annual conference to be held in Montreal in September 2022. The panel proposal drew on the project and event above and included papers by the Project Director on the EU and South Korea dealing with the pandemic, Dr Ferenczy on Taiwan, Prof. Auer and his colleagues on Hong Kong and by Dr Hoo on Malaysia. ​ Publications The Project Director has also coordinated and drafted a proposal for a special issue for The International Spectator which is one of the leading international relations journals based at the Institute for International Affairs in Rome and whose focus is to combine academic research with policy-relevant studies. The proposed special issue is edited by the Project Director together with her two colleagues from Free University Berlin, i.e. Prof. Lee Eun-Jeung and Dr Christoph Michael and with one of the contributors, Chew-Ping Hoo (National University of Malaysia). The special issue proposal has been submitted to the journal editors and the project director awaits the decision by the editorial board about the acceptance of the special issue. Should the special issue be accepted for publication, the proposed timeline includes a delivery date of the manuscripts by the end of June 2022. The draft articles will need to go through a peer-review process before being published by the journal. A potential publication of the special issue would make for an excellent opportunity for further collaboration between the Korea Foundation (KF) and the Project Director. The proposed special issue includes a contribution by the Project Director entitled “Fighting Covid19 in Europe and South Korea: Two Models of the Pandemic Management?” This contribution develops a policy chapter entitled “Korea and The EU Battling Covid19: Towards Cooperation to Improve the Global Governance of Health?” which the Project Director published in Asia Trends, Paris, Vol.7, Fall 2021, pp. 116-128 which is an in-house publication of the Asia Centre Paris and it is so far the key publication outcome of the project. The Project Director has also been invited by Dr Jean-Francois di Meglio, the director of the Asia Center Paris, to present her policy chapter at the Asia Trends launch event at the Cercle de l’Union Interalliée in Paris on 15 October 2021. Link to the Asia Trends publication: https://asiacentre.eu/fr/2021/09/13/at7/ Link to the Asia Center – Asia Trends launch: https://asiacentre.eu/2021/10/15/asiacentreevents-launching-asia-trends-7-south-korea/ The Project Director has proposed to present her draft article for the special issue at the ECPR Study Group on the European Union (ECPR SGEU) conference at the LUISS University in Rome on 8-10 June 2022 at a panel on health governance. Project Director’s proposal has been successful and she will therefore present her paper in Italy in a few months’ time. Similarly, the Project Director has proposed to present her draft editorial for the special issue at the 52nd Annual University Association for Contemporary European Studies (UACES) conference at the European School of Political and Social Sciences (ESPOL) in Lille, France on 5-8 September 2022. Project Director’s proposal has been successful and she will therefore present her paper in Lille, France in September 2022. Given that the proposed papers are based on the KF KOR-ON-EU project, both of these conferences (ECPR SGEU and UACES) represent opportunities for a further collaboration between the KF and the Project Director. The Project Director has also become a member of another research team which works on the EU-South Korea relations. Within this research group, the Project Director has teamed up with Professor Kim Nam-Kook (Korea University) with whom she has been writing a paper on the theme of Governance of Infectious Diseases and Human security in the EU and South Korea , heavily drawing on the work conducted throughout the KF KOR-ON-EU project. The research team includes four other EU scholars (Thomas Diez from University of Tübingen, Thomas Christiansen from LUISS University Rome, Katja Biedenkopf from University of Leuven and Ben Tonra from University College Dublin), while there are five other Korean scholars involved (Moosung Lee from Myongji University, Jae Sung Lee from Korea University, Sung-Won Yoon from Suwon University, Bong-Chul Kim from Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, and Sea Won Chung from Pykyung National University). The group has so far held two closed online workshops in July 2021 and in February 2022 to coordinate the group’s work. It is expected that the research team will have a collection of papers ready by Fall 2022 and will submit them to either a journal on EU-Asia relations, or to a book publisher. Other Activities Related to the EU-Korean peninsula relations Apart from the work above which has been related directly to the KF KOR-ON-EU project, the Project Director also took part in various other activities closely linked to the advancement of the EU-Korean peninsula relations. The list (in the reverse chronological order) below includes all these activities and provides details where relevant. On 10 December 2021, the Project Director participated in the International Conference (online) on the theme of “Connecting Europe and Asia: Security, Trade and Mobility” which was organized by Profesor Kim Sihong and the Jean Monnet Center of Excellence at the Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS JMCE) and which commemorated the center’s 10th anniversary. The Project Director gave a presentation on the theme of “The US-China Competition and EU-North Korea Relations”. All contributions are currently being collated by the organizers and will be published in an edited volume by the HUFS JMCE in 2022. Link to the event on HUFS JCME’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/100013605768872/posts/1285747748555405/?d=n On 24 November 2021, the Project Director chaired a special online lecture on North Korea entitled “An international NGO conducting cooperative organic agriculture projects in North Korea” by Andre Leu, IFOAM Ambassador, Australia which was co-organized by the Korea-Europe Center at Free University Berlin and KDI School Link to the lecture series: https://www.geschkult.fu-berlin.de/e/oas/korea-studien/veranstaltungen/Kalender/WiSe2122/2021-KDIS-Europe-center-special-lecture.html On 16-17 November 2021, the Project Director chaired several lectures which were a part of a week-long training 2021 G20 Global Leadership Program for selected graduate students and mid-career professionals on-site in Berlin which was co-organized by the KDI School for Public Policy and Management and the Korea-Europe Center at Free University Berlin. On 25 October 2021, the Project Director gave a presentation entitled “What Can We Learn from the Helsinki Process and “Ostpolitik” for the Peaceful Coexistence on the Korean Peninsula?” at a panel at the World Korea Forum (WKF) in Stockholm, Sweden which was organized by the Korea Global Foundation and The Institute for Security and Development Policy (ISDP). Link to the WKF: https://isdp.eu/event/world-korea-forum-wkf-post-covid-recovery-conference/ On 15 October 2021, the Project Director participated in a closed session and chaired a panel discussion on the Korea-Visegrad Group Future Cooperation at a Conference on Korea and Central Europe Future Cooperation in Prague, Czech Republic which was organized by The Embassy of the Republic of Korea, Institute of International Relations (IIR), and the Prague University of Economics and Business (VŠE) . Link to the UMV event: https://www.iir.cz/en/conference-on-korea-and-central-europe-future-cooperation ​ On 11 October 2021, the Project Director chaired the 4th Annual Kim Dae Jung Lecture with Prof Dr Moon Ch ung In , former Special Advisor of National Security and Foreign Affairs to the ROK President Moon Jae-in which was organized by the Institute for Korean Studies at Free University Berlin Link to Prof. Moon’s lecture: https://www.geschkult.fu-berlin.de/e/oas/korea-studien/veranstaltungen/Kalender/WiSe2122/20211011-4th-kdjlecture.html On 1 October 2021, the Project Director gave a presentation entitled “What Future for the EU-ROK Partnership in the Light of the US-China Competition?” at an online panel at the American Political Science Association (APSA) in Seattle. Link to the APSA annual conference: https://connect.apsanet.org/apsa2021/online-program/ ​ ​ On 2 September 2021, the Project Director gave a presentation entitled “Back to the Future: Lessons from the Cold War for the Korean Peninsula” at an online panel at the Korea Global Forum for Peace (KGFP ) which was organized by the ROK’s Ministry of Unification . Link to the KGFP: https://kgfp.kr/?ckattempt=1 On 18 August 2021, the Project Director gave a presentation entitled “The EU and South Korea within the US-China Rivalry: What Future for the Strategic Partnership?” at an online panel at the Korea Political Science Association (KPSA) World Congress. Link to the KPSA World Congress: http://kwc.kpsa.or.kr/contents/bbs/bbs_content.html?bbs_cls_cd=003001001 On 15 July 2021, the Project Director has been elected a Chair of the IPSA Research Committee 42 on the Security, Integration and Unification . Link to the International Political Science Association (IPSA) Research Committee 42 overview: https://www.ipsa.org/page/rc42-security-integration-and-unification On 9 July 2021, the Project Director chaired a Human Security and Development Forum entitled “Talking (and Listening) to North Korea” with Glyn Ford , a former Member of the European Parliament and chair of its Delegation for the Korean Peninsula Link to the HSDF: https://www.geschkult.fu-berlin.de/e/oas/korea-studien/veranstaltungen/Kalender/WiSe2122/20211011-4th-kdjlecture.html On 8 July 2021, the Project Director led a Strategic Dialogue Workshop (colloquium for PhD students) in Berlin which was organized by the Korea-Europe Center at Free University Berlin and KDI School. Link to the workshop: https://www.geschkult.fu-berlin.de/e/oas/korea-studien/veranstaltungen/Kalender/SoSe2021/Strategic-Dialogue-Workshop.html In the summer 2021, the Project Director has submitted a paper proposal entitled “From Connectivity to Sanctions and from Soft to Hard Power: How the EU and South Korea Have Been Responding to the US-China Competition” to the virtual panel at the International Studies Association Annual Convention (on-site in Nashville, US) which will be presented online on 28 March 2022. Link to the ISA Conference program: http://web.isanet.org/Web/Conferences/ISA2022-s/Nashville%202022%20-%20Full%20Program.pdf Since summer 2021, the Project Director has been working on a book chapter entitled “From Connectivity to Sanctions and from Soft to Hard Power Approaches: How the EU and South Korea Have Been Responding to the US-China Competition” which will be published in: Bernhard Seliger and Ralph M. Wrobel (eds), Korea, the Iron Silk Road and the Belt and Road Initiative: Soft power and Hard power Approaches, Peter Lang, Berlin, Summer 2022, pp. 185-202 Link to the Peter Lang Publishers website: https://www.peterlang.com/document/1181826 Other Activities Not Related to the EU-Korean peninsula relations Apart from the work above which has been related directly to the KF KOR-ON-EU project and/or EU-Korea relations, the Project Director also took part in various other activities closely linked to EU foreign policy, German politics and others. The list below (in the reverse chronological order) includes all these activities and provides details where relevant. On 28 October 2021, the Project Director served as a discussant at the Opening Conference entitled “The Next Generation EU recovery plan and its global implications” which was held in the presence of the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission Josep Borrell and was organized The Royal Academy of Belgium and The European External Action Service. Link to the event website: https://www.academieroyale.be/fr/activites-detail/dates-heures-lieux/brussels-international-collegenbsp-conference-par-jean-pisani-ferry-28-10-2021-17-00/ Link to the event video: https://lacademie.tv/conferences/the-next-generation-eu-recovery-plan-and-its-global-implications?fbclid=IwAR3E7IYpcgH8pOkUde49oMwFvtoiEvTuvD6lmgGDHB9zZORMefxFiYjybUk ​ ​ On 22-27 September 2021, the Project Director participated in the International Association for the Study of German Politics (IASGP) election observation trip of the German federal (Bundestag) elections as a locally-based observer. Link to the IASGP election observation trip application: https://www.iasgp.org/events/iasgp-election-trip-applications/ On 28 July 2021, the Project Director delivered a lecture entitled „The Quest for European Strategic Autonomy” at the European Summer School in Prague for university students which was organized by the EUROPEUM think tank. Link to a report on the summer school: https://www.europeum.org/en/articles/detail/4286/report-european-summer-school-2021-europe-s-pandemic-recovery On 15 July 2021, the Project Director participated in the International Political Science Association (IPSA) conference as an observer to the panel on the EU Foreign & Security Policy Link to the International Political Science Association (IPSA) panel: https://www.ipsa.org/wc/panel/eu-foreign-security-policy Business travels During the KF KOR-ON-EU project, the Project Director undertook several business travels that were in support of her research as well as other activities explained in detail above. Some of these business trips were partly funded by the organizers of the activities. The Project Director undertook the following business trips: Bern, Switzerland (September 8-18, 2021) – visit of three North Korea-related exhibitions (“Sigg collection” of North Korean paintings, “Let’s talk about mountains: A Filmic Approach to North Korea” and a small collection of memorabilia from the Swiss participation in the Neutral Nations Commission); meetings at the Swiss agency for development and cooperation (responsible for humanitarian and development aid to North Korea) and former members of the NNSC and the Swiss development agency’s office in Pyongyang Link to the “Sigg collection” exhibition at the Kunstmuseum Bern: https://www.kunstmuseumbern.ch/sehen/heute/1003-grenzgaenge-n-120.html Link to the “Let’s talk about mountains” exhibition at the Alpine Museum Bern: https://www.alpinesmuseum.ch/en/exhibitions/let-s-talk-about-mountains Link to the NNSC exhibition in the library on the Guisanplatz: https://www.big.admin.ch/en/news/agenda-der-bibliothek-am-guisanplatz-big/2021.detail.event.html/big-internet/2020/big-ausstellung-erinnerungen-aus-korea.html Stockholm, Sweden (October 21-27, 2021) – to participate in the World Korea Forum (see above) and to attend meetings at the ministry for foreign affairs, the ISDP (see above) and the DPRK embassy to Sweden Brussels, Belgium (October 27-30, 2021) – to participate in the event with HRVP Josep Borrell (see above) and to meet EEAS officials working on the Korean peninsula Miscellaneous The Project Director purchased a subscription to the NK News , an English news agency covering news about the DPRK (see https://www.nknews.org ) and to the South China Morning Post ( https://www.scmp.com ), an English-language newspaper which covers Asia. The Project Director has been attending Korean-language course (Sejong 3) which is organized by the Sejong Institue at the Korea Culture Center in Berlin. ​

< Back Completed Projects EUSKOR 2018 - 2020 About EUSKOR E urope, the U nited S tates and the Crisis on the KOR ean Peninsula: Between a Rock and a Hard Place. ​ The "EUSKOR" is a two-year (2018-2020) Marie Sklodowska-Curie Action project funded by the EU’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement No. 797977). The EUSKOR project is led by Dr Tereza Novotna and examines the EU’s foreign policy towards North Korea and the EU’s role in North East (NE) Asia. The EUSKOR is based at the Center for European Integration at Free University Berlin which is chaired by Prof. Tanja Börzel. EUSKOR Project Abstract Firstly, the “EUSKOR” project explores whether and how the EU could play a more significant role in the DPRK through its increased strategic engagement, particularly by using diplomacy, mediation and verification expertise. The “EUSKOR” project analyzes whether there are any “out-of-the-box” approaches, both at high and lower levels, that have not been employed yet and whether there are any policy options that the EU can bring to the negotiating table in order to help reach denuclearization on the Korean peninsula and peace settlement between the US and DPRK. Secondly, the EUSKOR project explores why the EU has so far been incapable of becoming a credible political and security actor in North East (NE) Asia despite its declared intentions, trade power and experiences applicable to the region. The second part of the EUSKOR project examines new ways in which the EU (with its Member States) could “upload” its strategic priorities to NE Asia by “downloading” the EU’s policy preferences to the North Korean issue, using the Korean peninsula as the geopolitical gateway for “upgrading” its standing in NE Asia. Thirdly, given the EU’s push for free trade, particularly at the time of a growing American protectionism, the EUSKOR project also investigates whether and how the EU could better link its political and security interests with its trade leverage. Theory-building and Methodology The EUSKOR project’s highly topical empirical findings, particularly with the view of an upcoming new leadership in Brussels, are complemented by theory-building through looking at who/what drives EU foreign policy and why and whether diffusion of European ideas and policies could ‘travel’ beyond Europe, hence making the link between EU internal governance and EU foreign policy. Drawing on extensive series of semi-structured interviews conducted in Berlin, Brussels and during short visits to NE Asian capitals, including several trips to the DPRK, the EUSKOR project is cross-sectoral and multidisciplinary, informing at least three fields of social sciences (international relations, comparative politics and political economy).

Projects This page contains a list of current and completed projects of Dr. Tereza Novotná. For further details about the projects, please click on one of the tabs in the menu or the linked projects below. If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Tereza Novotná at Tereza.Novotna@fu-berlin.de or at +49 30 838 66410. Enjoy! CURRENT PROJECTS ​ KORONEU 2020 - 2022 EUSKOR 2018 - 2020 ​ COMPLETED PROJECTS

Contact Mail Location Phone Home tereza.novotna@fu-berlin.de tnovotna@europeum.org Freie Universität Berlin/Free University of Berlin Korea Europe Center, Institute for Korean Studies ​ Otto-von-Simson Str. 11, 14195 Berlin, Germany +49-170-597-2767 Web EUSKOR FU Berlin ​ Europeum ​

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