Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

University of San Francisco

Published byBertram Gregersen Modified over 5 years ago

Similar presentations

Presentation on theme: "University of San Francisco"— Presentation transcript:

1 University of San Francisco
Modernizing the “Hermit Kingdom:” Bridging the Cultural and Economic Gap Through Soft Power Jane Son University of San Francisco

2 “THE HERMIT KINGDOM”

3 Portland Communication’s Soft Power 30 ranking
John Nye (1980s) “ability of a country to persuade others to do what it wants without force or coercion. Portland Communication’s Soft Power 30 ranking “Hermit Kingdom"

4 SOFT POWER vs HARD POWER

5 South Korea vs North Korea
Economic Gap - GDP Political Gap - Ideologies Cultural Gap - Language

6

7

8 WHY BRIDGE THE GAP? Reunification is unrealistic!
Realistically speaking…. - Reunification - Political stability - Regional powers - Nuclear weapons Human capital and financial capital “JACKPOT!” – former president Park Gun-Hye

9 Logistics COST IS IT POSSIBLE? LANGUAGE CAMPS KAESUNG COMPLEX

10 UNIVOCA Smart phone app “UNIVOCA” or 글동무 (guel-dong-mu)
Means “vocab friend” Translation Picture activated Foreign/ Borrowed words Criticism Significance

11 PROSPECTS Can we believe North Korea? What will happen?

12

Download ppt "University of San Francisco"

Similar presentations

J’son & Partners 1 1 Innovation Integration Kazakhstan and Eurasia Karl Johannesson Managing Partner J’son & Partners Presented at Astana Economic Forum.

J’son & Partners 1 1 Innovation Integration Kazakhstan and Eurasia Karl Johannesson Managing Partner J’son & Partners Presented at Astana Economic Forum.
Briefing on Mexico, Brazil and Latin America 2007 International Business Institute for Community College Faculty Dr. Manuel Chavez Center Latin American.

Briefing on Mexico, Brazil and Latin America 2007 International Business Institute for Community College Faculty Dr. Manuel Chavez Center Latin American.
Soft Power and the Korean Cool. Definition of Power  Hard power plays an important role for international relations.  A → B (to make B do what A wants)

Soft Power and the Korean Cool. Definition of Power  Hard power plays an important role for international relations.  A → B (to make B do what A wants)
U.S. Military Establishment  Organizational Structure  Evolution  Present day  Military Professionalism  Doctrines  Performance Patterns  Military.

U.S. Military Establishment  Organizational Structure  Evolution  Present day  Military Professionalism  Doctrines  Performance Patterns  Military.
International Finance Essentials of Corporate Finance Chapter 18 Materials Created by Glenn Snyder – San Francisco State University.

International Finance Essentials of Corporate Finance Chapter 18 Materials Created by Glenn Snyder – San Francisco State University.
Development in South Korea. Japanese rule (1910-45) Control educational system –Japanese language and culture Control land (40% of entire country)

Development in South Korea. Japanese rule ( ) Control educational system –Japanese language and culture Control land (40% of entire country)
Part one Introduction Chapter 1 Globalization Part two Country Differences Chapter 2 National Differences in Political Economy Chapter 3 Differences in.

Part one Introduction Chapter 1 Globalization Part two Country Differences Chapter 2 National Differences in Political Economy Chapter 3 Differences in.
Globalization vs. Cultural Diversity Today’s LEQ: How does globalization impact cultural diversity?

Globalization vs. Cultural Diversity Today’s LEQ: How does globalization impact cultural diversity?
The Rising of China ’ s Soft Power and Its Implications to the World Hsin-chih CHEN Associate Professor, Department of Political Science National Cheng-Kung.

The Rising of China ’ s Soft Power and Its Implications to the World Hsin-chih CHEN Associate Professor, Department of Political Science National Cheng-Kung.
The Koreas Today Chapter 23, section 4. Even though they share a common history and culture, the two Koreas have very different governments and economies.

The Koreas Today Chapter 23, section 4. Even though they share a common history and culture, the two Koreas have very different governments and economies.
Korean War Explain the reasons for foreign involvement in Korea and Vietnam in terms of containment of Communism. .

Korean War Explain the reasons for foreign involvement in Korea and Vietnam in terms of containment of Communism. .
200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 Korea Early History The Korean War Korea: North and.

Korea Early History The Korean War Korea: North and.
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
REGIONS OF THE WORLD A COLLECTION OF MAPS!.

REGIONS OF THE WORLD A COLLECTION OF MAPS!.
# of Nuclear Weapons In China 180 Active 240 Total.

# of Nuclear Weapons In China 180 Active 240 Total.
Smart Skills Week 22 Charts and Graphs 5 © Clairmont.

Smart Skills Week 22 Charts and Graphs 5 © Clairmont.
Soft Power vs. Hard Power. Definition of Power  Hard power plays an important role for international relations.  A → B (to make B do what A wants) 

Soft Power vs. Hard Power. Definition of Power  Hard power plays an important role for international relations.  A → B (to make B do what A wants) 
1.Where was the maximum South Korean advance in 1950? How does its location compare to that of the Chinese and North Korean advance in 1950? Daily Focus.

1.Where was the maximum South Korean advance in 1950? How does its location compare to that of the Chinese and North Korean advance in 1950? Daily Focus.
Institutions. Topics The invisible world of systems and cultures, which enable modern society; Good and bad governance; Banking and financial stability;

Institutions. Topics The invisible world of systems and cultures, which enable modern society; Good and bad governance; Banking and financial stability;
The Determinants of Canadian Foreign Policy AN ANALYSIS OF THE FACTORS THAT DETERMINE CANADA’S APPROACH TO FOREIGN RELATIONS.

The Determinants of Canadian Foreign Policy AN ANALYSIS OF THE FACTORS THAT DETERMINE CANADA’S APPROACH TO FOREIGN RELATIONS.

Similar presentations

Ads by Google