presents*

ICAS  Summer Symposium Special


June 29, 2018 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
US House HVC Room 201-202
US Capitol Visitor Center
Capitol Hill
United States Congress
Washington DC
Humanity, Liberty, Peace and Security

The Korean Peninsula Issues
and US National Security*






        
12:30 PM Registration
Moderator Sang Joo Kim ICAS Senior Fellow & Executive Vice President
12:50 PM Welcome & Opening Remarks ( Video )
Synja P Kim (ICAS Fellow, President and Chairman)
The Rodger's Battle Flag
1:00 PM Richard Fontaine (President, Center for a New American Security)
State of the Korean Peninsula Issues and National Security ( Video )
2:00 PM Dan Gallington (ICAS Fellow; former Special Assistant for Policy to Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, intro by David Lee)
Trump vs. Kim's Nukes: "Occams' Razor", Escrow, and the Elephants - or the New Matrix ( Video )
3:00 PM Peter Huessy (ICAS Fellow; Director Strategic Deterrence Studies, Mitchell Institute, US Air Force Institute)
"Presidents Trump and Moon Are Right" The NK Nukes and Peace? ( Video )
4:00 PM Taewoo Kim (Professor of Military Science, Kongyang University, Korea)
Quo Vadis Korea: The NK Nuke Issues post the Singapore Summit and Future of ROK-US Alliance
Quo Vadis Korea; (Slides for the presentation)
5:00 PM Adjourn
Discussants
William Brown (ICAS Fellow; Adjunct Professor School of Foreign Service Georgetown University)
Dan Gallington (ICAS Fellow; Non-resident Senior Associate CSIS)
Dennis Halpin (ICAS Fellow; Visiting Scholar Korea Institute SAIS JHU)
Peter Huessy (ICAS Fellow; Director Strategic Deterrence Studies, Mitchell Institute)
Tara O (ICAS Fellow; Adjunct Fellow CSIS Pacific Forum)




Upcoming ICAS Programs
August 11, 2018: ICAS Summer Symposium: The Korean Diaspora, George Mason University
September 15, 2018: ICAS Liberty Tennis Classic 2018 Fall, Fairfax Racquet Club, Fairfax, Virginia
October tba, 2018: ICAS Fall Symposium: The Korean Peninsula Issues and US National Security
December tba, 2018: ICAS Annual Liberty Celebration Dinner, Washington DC


* as a public service pro bono publico
ICAS designates this educational activity for continuing education/professional development for a maximum of 4.00 hours credit commensurate with the extent of actual participation.
 ICAS is not an agent of any government and/or a foreign principal (18 U.S.C.951), and solely supported by voluntary contributions.
 1.8 million Korean-Americas reside in the USA (Census 2015) .
 ICAS Liberty Foundation seeks to promote the cause of humanity, liberty, peace, prosperity and security through cultural, educational and research activities.



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