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T O W A R D S G L O B A L E M I N E N C E

September 21(Wed)~23(Fri), 2016

Kyung Hee University

In Commemoration of the 35th Anniversary of

the UN International Day of Peace

Peace BAR Festival

Transformative Challenge: The Worlds of Human Mind and

Planetary Engagement

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In commemoration of the UN International Day of Peace, Kyung Hee University is holding the Peace BAR (spiritually Beautiful, materially Affluent, humanly Rewarding) Festival 2016.

For the 35th anniversary of the founding of the International Day of Peace, the commemorative event and academic colloquia of this year’s Peace BAR Festival will be focused on the theme of ‘Transformative Challenge: The Worlds of Human Mind and Planetary Engagement.’ With international scholars, including systems theorist Ervin Laszlo as well as representatives from the Club of Rome, the Club of Budapest, and the World Academy of Art and Science, and scholars from Korea, this year’s Festival offers the opportunity to come together and discuss sustainable future and the future of higher education.

As we face future characterized by Artificial Intelligence and turning point for human civilization, we invite you to join us for a meaningful discussion that will open new possibilities for our future.

Inwon ChouePresident, Kyung Hee University

Invitation

Peace BAR Festival 2016K Y U N G H E E U N I V E R S I T Y

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The Background of the International Day of Peace


The International Day and Year of Peace was established in 1981 by the United Nations under the proposal of Kyung Hee University. At the 6th Triennial Conference of the International Association of University Presidents in 1981, President Young Seek Choue of Kyung Hee University proposed the founding of the UN International Day and Year of Peace. The proposal was submitted to the UN as the Costa Rican Resolution by IAUP, and the UN established the International Day and Year of Peace at the 36th UN General Assembly on November 30 of the same year.

The UN General Assembly declared in its resolution 36/37 that the International Day of Peace has been established to “commemorate and strengthen the ideals of peace both within and among all nations and peoples,” and invited “all Member States, organs and organizations of the United Nations system, regional organizations, non-governmental organizations, peoples and individuals to commemorate in an appropriate manner the International Day of Peace, especially through all means of education.” Since then, the UN proclaimed every third Tuesday of September as the ‘International Day of Peace’ (fixed to September 21st in 2001) and 1986 as the ‘International Year of Peace.’

The forecast of IAUP that the weakening of the Cold War system would contribute to world peace was timely. Around the time when the International Day and Year of Peace was being proposed, the tension between East and West also faced a new era with the proclamation of the International Year of Peace. On January 1, 1986, US President Reagan and Soviet General Secretary Gorbachev shared New Year’s greetings of peace to each other’s nation. The two countries then held disarmament talks to ban all ballistic missiles and made efforts to end regional conflicts, paving the way for peace.

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Overview


Peace BAR Festival 2016

Transformative Challenge: The Worlds of Human Mind and Planetary Engagement

Congratulatory Performance● Ennio Morricone -

Gabriel’s Oboe from The Mission ● Tchaikovsky - ‘Waltz of the Flowers’

from The Nutcracker Suite, Op.71Concurrent Programs

Roundtable

Civic Minds and Politics in this Troubled World

Colloquium

New Paradigm and Planetary Engagement:A Call for Responsibility

Opening Ceremony

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Objective


Transformative Challenge: The Worlds of Human Mind and Planetary Engagement

‘In twenty years’, ‘In forty years’; these are emblematic phrases denoting the future of humanity at a crossroads. Would such time frame bring about cataclysmic changes beyond human control prognosticated by futurists, or a new future for the planetary civilization? Like Hamlet with his pending question: “To be or not to be” all of us living in the 21st century are confronted existentially with the question of the future of the earth.

Humanity is at a crossroads. Modern society is deeply embedded in the civilizational aporia that is the consequence of growth and expansion. Environmental degradation and depletion of resources, deepening human alienation and polarization, terror and violence, the establishment politics that has lost social confidence: All these issues are more than a half a century old but still with us, awaiting solutions.

The global community has of course attempted to confront these issues in different ways. Economic prescriptions based on efficiency, utility and growth; political responses to buttress these economic measures; and national policies founded on overriding utilitarian values – they have all been the ways in which the global community attempted to cope with the problems of modern civilization. Have they been successful? Sadly we gained prosperity only at the price degradation. We were able to grow only at the expense of uncertain future caused by crisis-prone economy. Is there no exit from this aporia? What must we do to pave a path toward a better future?

The Peace BAR Festival 2016 is an invitation to reflect on what can be done to ensure the future of human civilization. We propose to highlight the inner life of human beings in their quest for a new way of thinking. We aim to open new dimensions of discourse and practice for the future possibilities of human life world. Starting with the question of ‘What I am,’ can we envisage a better future in living with others in human society and with the planet earth? In raising questions such as these, we are in fact exploring the possibility of civilizational transformation. If this is indeed what is needed for the very survival and sustainable future of human kind and the planet earth, we must deepen our wisdom and courage for global collaboration. The survival of future generations is dependent on our doing so.

It is for this reason Kyung Hee University celebrates the 35th anniversary of the UN International Day of Peace by hosting the Peace BAR Festival 2016. Together with the Club of Rome, the Budapest Club, and the World Academy of Art and Science – all renowned for inspiring citizens to take responsibility of the future of the planet earth – we will be discussing our common future. We will thus be moving closer to a global network of discourse and practice to ensure sustainable future of humanity.

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Opening Ceremony

10:30~11:30

9/21 (Wed)

Opening Jongpil Chung Rector, Global Academy for Future Civilizations

Overview of the UNInternational Day of Peace

Moon Jae Lee Director, Kyung Hee University Press

Congratulatory Video Message

H.E. Ban Ki-moon UN Secretary General

Congratulatory Remark

Roberto Peccei Vice President, Club of Rome

Commemorative Speech

Inwon Choue President, Kyung Hee University

Keynote Address Ervin Laszlo President, Club of Budapest

Congratulatory Performance

College of Music, Kyung Hee University

Roundtable

15:00~17:30

9/21 (Wed)

Topic

Panelists

Moderator

Civic Minds and Politics in This Troubled World

Ervin Laszlo President, Club of Budapest


Heitor Gurgulino de Souza President, World Academy of Art and Science


Minwoong Kim Professor, Global Academy for Future Civilizations

Colloquium Ⅰ,Ⅱ,Ⅲ,Ⅳ

09:00~16:30

9/22 (Thu)~23 (Fri)

Topic New Paradigm and Planetary Engagement: A Call for Responsibility

WAAS Members, KHU and Korean Scholars

※ Opening Ceremony and the Roundtable will be webcasted on Kyung Hee University website. (www.khu.ac.kr)

※ Simultaneous interpretation will be provided.

Theme Transformative Challenge: The Worlds of Human Mind and Planetary EngagementDate September 21 (Wed)~23 (Fri), 2016Venue Grand Peace Hall Lobby, Kyung Hee University

Programme

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The Peace BAR Festival 2016 for commemorating the UN International Day of Peace is a gathering to reflect on the Transformative Challenge: The Worlds of Human Mind and Planetary Engagement. The conference brings leaders and members of the Club of Budapest, the Club of Rome, the World Academy of Art and Science, and intellectuals and youths of the Korean society, to discuss the sustainable future of the earth community. Human civilization is now at a crossroads, in which we face a bleak future if we do not establish a new relationship with our planet. Although we now, in this anthropocene age, feel a sense of control over our ecological environment, we are realizing that it is this very control that will cause our ultimate demise. The Peace BAR Festival 2016 provides a forum in which we can discuss the possibility of an existential revolution that may lie in our near future.

International Day of Peace Commemoration Ceremony


Opening Jongpil Chung Rector, Global Academy for Future Civilizations

Overview of the UNInternational Day of Peace

Moon Jae Lee Director, Kyung Hee University Press

Congratulatory Video Message

H.E. Ban Ki-moon UN Secretary-General

Congratulatory Remark Roberto Peccei Vice President, Club of Rome

Commemorative Speech Inwon Choue President, Kyung Hee University

Keynote Address Ervin Laszlo President, Club of Budapest

Congratulatory Performance

• Ennio Morricone – Gabriel’s Oboe from The Mission

• Tchaikovsky – ‘Waltz of the Flowers' from

The Nutcracker Suite, Op.71

College of Music, Kyung Hee University

Date 10:30 September 21 (Wed), 2016 Venue Grand Peace Hall Lobby, Kyung Hee University

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RoundtableCivic Minds and Politics in This Troubled World


Today we live in a world of immanent global disorder. We find no deliverance from the deep-seated ecological, social and political impasses to which the galloping growth economy worldwide brought us. We are drawn deeper into this quagmire. Does our paradigm of values make us blind to the new historical realities? The human society raced along the single trajectory of capitalist economy, endeavoring to face the aftermath of successive wars and chronic economic crises. However, today it is becoming increasingly clear that the rapidly expanding global economy and consumer society can no longer fit into the bounds of planet earth and human worlds. In place of diversity a civilization of global uniformity reigns supreme in the daily life of human beings everywhere. Korea is no exception. The apotheosis of the myth of the economy of growth and expansion overshadows all other human values. Along the line, the sky above us has become grey. Global warming is beginning to be intolerable. Suicide rate tops those of all other nations. Establishment politics seems as if it has lost confidence in handling the anguished cries of the youth and the underprivileged.

What to do? It seems quite evident that the problems of material civilization cannot be unraveled by materialism itself. What is needed is a major shift in human values, a progressive existential shift that transforms the old frame of reference. A new awakening of consciousness is indeed needed. Efforts have not been lacking to transform consciousness in finding solutions to the problematics facing our times. The Club of Rome, the Club of Budapest, the World Academy of Art and Science, and Kyung Hee University have done their parts, each its own way, to confront the problems facing humanity and the planet. Today these institutions come together as a collective mind in their search for alternative civic minds and the future of politics that can pave the way for surmounting global disorder. This is the aim of the Peace BAR Festival 2016 and of this Roundtable.

Topic Civic Minds and Politics in This Troubled World

Panelists Ervin Laszlo President, Club of Budapest


Heitor Gurgulino de Souza President, World Academy of Art and Science


Moderator Minwoong Kim Professor, Global Academy for Future Civilizations

Date 15:00 September 21 (Wed), 2016 Venue Grand Peace Hall Lobby, Kyung Hee University

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Humanity today faces critical challenges. The choice before us is either evolution or extinction. As Pope Francis encyclical, Laudato Si, suggests, unless we, the global community, can find ways to revitalize the healthiness of an integral ecology that incorporates mutually inter-connected human, social, and environmental ecological systems, the human species is not sustainable. The starting point for meeting these challenges is to awaken human minds to the need for radical change of course. This should necessarily lead to a quantum shift in the paradigm of education, especially university education. This Colloquium will provide a venue to reflect upon the reality which humanity confronts today and to envision our best course of action, including a new role for higher educational institutions as architects of the future.

ColloquiumNew Paradigm and Planetary Engagement: A Call for Responsibility


Topic Ⅰ New Paradigm in Human Ecology

Topic Ⅱ New Paradigm in Social Ecology

Topic Ⅲ New Paradigm in Education

Topic Ⅳ Conclusions: How to Continue Our Journey from Here?

Date 9:00, 13:30 September 22 (Thu), 2016 9:00, 13:30 September 23 (Fri), 2016

Venue Grand Peace Hall Lobby, Kyung Hee University

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Colloquium Session INew Paradigm in Human Ecology


The multidimensional challenges confronting humanity today present compelling evidence of the need for a radical shift in global development theory, strategy and policy. Human relationships are the foundation for wealth creation, human security, well-being, civilization and culture. A new paradigm in human ecology envisions a shift from the exclusive preoccupation with quantitative macro-economic growth and mechanistic solutions to social problems to a targeted effort to maximize the benefits of development in terms of human dignity, security, welfare and well-being for all people. It seeks to generate and release human energy, creativity, dynamism and initiative, to foster positive relationships and provide effective avenues for the fullest expression of this human potential in action.

Date 9:00 September 22 (Thu), 2016 Venue Grand Peace Hall Lobby, Kyung Hee University

09:00~10:35

Topic Human-centered Development

Chair G. Jacobs CEO, WAAS

SpeakerW. Nagan Chairman of the Board, WAAS

Hwe Ik Zhang Professor Emeritus, SNU

PanelistE. Hoedl Vice President, EASA

Jai-Don Lee Director, Committee of Eco-Ministry, Seoul Archdiocese

10:55~12:15

Topic Independent Thinking, Creativity and Individuality

Chair Taek-Gwang Lee Professor, KHU

SpeakerS. Brunnhuber Medical Director and Chief Medical Officer,

Diakonie Hospital

Jongduck Choi Professor, Sangji Univ.

PanelistA. Zucconi Secretary General, WUC

Zaehi Kim Visiting Professor, Seoul Institute of the Arts

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Colloquium Session IINew Paradigm in Social Ecology

Society is a vast, complex and ever-evolving network of organized human relationships. Organization is the core technology and central building block for development of society. Prevailing social theories tend to reduce our conception of society and organization to static, fragmented, mechanistic, materialistic theories and quantitative models. A new paradigm thinking should reflect the vibrantly alive, organic wholeness and integration of society and the evolutionary creative potential of organization for human development.


Date 13:30 September 22 (Thu), 2016 Venue Grand Peace Hall Lobby, Kyung Hee University

13:30~14:50

Topic Human-centered Economics & Business

Chair R. Peccei Vice President, Club of Rome

SpeakerN. Saavedra-Rivano Professor Emeritus, Univ. of Tsukuba

Byungnam Lee Former President, LG Academy

PanelistE. Hoedl Vice President, EASA

Yong-Seung Park Professor, KHU

15:10~16:30

Topic Toward an Integrated Science of Society

Chair Jae-ryong Song Professor, KHU

SpeakerG. Jacobs CEO, WAAS

Jihoon Jeong Professor, KHCU

PanelistW. Nagan Chairman of the Board, WAAS

Jong Guk Song President, STEPI

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Colloquium Session IIINew Paradigm in Education


Education is the most powerful instrument developed by humanity to promote its own conscious social evolution. Education draws on the cumulative experience of humanity over millennia and passes it on to future generations in a concentrated and abridged form so that each new generation can start off in possession of all the knowledge acquired by humanity in the past. But the increasingly rapid pace of social evolution makes it increasingly difficult for education to keep up with the advances of civilization. As a result, there is a growing time warp and gap between the type of education being offered and the needs of individuals and society. A new paradigm is needed to close the gap.

Date 9:00 September 23 (Fri), 2016 Venue Grand Peace Hall Lobby, Kyung Hee University

09:00~10:20

Topic Person-centered Education

Chair H. G. de Souza President, WAAS

SpeakerA. Zucconi Secretary General, WUC

Jung-wan Yu Professor, KHU

PanelistS. Brunnhuber Medical Director and Chief Medical Officer, Diakonie Hospital

Yoonmi Lee Professor, Hongik Univ.

10:40~12:00

TopicFuture of Higher Education: Emerging Role of University

in the Age of Global Collaboration

Chair Han Goo Lee Chair Professor, KHU

SpeakerG. Jacobs Chairman of the Board and CEO, WUC

Yong Shin Park Professor Emeritus, Yonsei Univ.

PanelistR. Peccei Vice President, Club of Rome

Dong Uk Lee Founder-Director, Advanced Human Dynamics Institute

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Colloquium Session IVConclusions: How to Continue Our Journey from Here?

Concluding session will wrap-up the discussions made throughout the three-day conference in the Peace BAR Festival 2016 commemorating the 35th UN International Day of Peace. Considering the importance of the theme and reflecting upon the historic confluence of those participating organizations in the Colloquium, some views on future direction for continuing collaborative endeavor among them will also be freely exchanged.


Date 13:30 September 23 (Fri), 2016 Venue Grand Peace Hall Lobby, Kyung Hee University

13:30~15:00

TopicNew Paradigm and Planetary Engagement: A Call for Responsibility

Co-ChairH. G. de Souza President, WAAS

Jung-il Doh Professor Emeritus, KHU

Speaker All participants

Panelist All participants

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Concurrent Programs


Humanitas College World Peace Week Proclamation CeremonyIn this event, participants will ruminate on peace education offered by the Humanitas College. The College will also reaffirm and proclaim its commitment to using education as a tool toward achieving world peace.

Date & Place Sep 19, 2016 (Mon), 11:50~13:00 Seoul Campus – Front of Cheongwoon Building Sep 19, 2016 (Mon), 11:50~13:00 Global Campus – #B102, Multimedia Center

Theme Kyung Hee and World Peace Education

Participants Kyung Hee community

Host Humanitas College (Seoul and Global Campuses)

Film Screening for the International Day of PeaceThere will be the screening of a documentary film or a movie relevant to peace.

Date & Place Sep 20, 2016 (Tue), 12:00~15:00 Seoul Campus – AV room, Central Library Sep 23, 2016 (Fri), 12:00~15:00 Seoul Campus – AV room, Central Library



Host Humanitas College

Exhibit on World Citizen Education and Peace EducationOn exhibit will be records tracing the history of the general education program offered by the Humanitas College from its founding to the present.

Date & Place Sep 19(Mon)~Sep 23(Fri), 2016 Seoul Campus – Front of Cheongwoon Building Sep 19(Mon)~Sep 23(Fri), 2016 Global Campus – Front of Multimedia Center


Participants Open to all

Host Humanitas College (Seoul and Global Campuses)

UNESCO BoothThere will be the presentation of UNESCO program to explain Global Citizenship Education and Higher Education.

Date & Place Sep 21(Wed), 2016, 11:00~17:00 Seoul Campus – Front of Cheongwoon Building

Theme World Peace Education


Host Humanitas College, Korean National Commission for UNESCO

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Peace Essay ContestThere will be an essay contest about ‘PBF 2016’ and ‘Peace’ to commermorate the International Day of Peace.

Date & Place Sep 22(Thu), 2016, 14:00~18:00 Seoul Campus – #151 Orbis Hall




Kyung Hee University Peace Road TourThere will be a campus tour to understand the history of Kyung Hee University in relation to the world peace movement.

Date & Place Sep 20(Tue), 2016, 10:30/13:30 Sep 22(Thu), 2016, 10:30/13:30 Seoul Campus



Host Global Academy for Future Civilizations; Humanitas College; Global Service Corps; Kyung Hee Archives

UNAI ASPIRE Kyung Hee Peace ForumAs a part of the PBF 2016, this event will invite special guest speakers and university students from across the country to share their opinions on the topic of world peace through education.

Date & Place Sep 24(Sat), 2016, 09:00~18:00 Seoul Campus – #401 School of Law

Theme The Role of Civil Society and University in Solving Poverty Problems


Host Global Service Corps

Students DebateThere will be the debate competition organized by students who read recommended books and colloquium materials along with the presentation of exemplary universities which we consider as the most innovative one.

Date & Place Sep 23(Fri), 2016, 13:00~15:00 Seoul Campus – #409 Cheongwoon Building

Theme University students’ dream college



Student’s ‘Declaration of Peace’ and Understanding the WorldThere will be an event that announce a manifesto for world peace to come up with global agenda and understanding of regional tradition and culture.

Date & Place Sep 23(Fri), 2016, 15:00~18:00 Seoul Campus – Front of Cheongwoon Building



Host International Student Council, Humanitas College; Global Service Corps

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Peace ThermometerThere will be fundraising to promote World Peace Campaign during the PBF 2016

Date & Place Sep 19(Mon)~Sep 23(Fri), 2016 Seoul Campus – Front of Cheongwoon Building



Host Global Academy for Future Civilizations; Humanitas College; Global Service Corps

35th International Day of Peace Commemorative ExhibitThis exhibit provides participants the opportunity to look back on Kyung Hee’s peace efforts and reflect on the social responsibility of the university.

Date Sep 21(Wed)~Sep 23(Fri), 2016


Host Global Academy for Future Civilizations; Kyung Hee Archives

PBF 2016 ContestTo commemorate the International Day of Peace, participants will explore what must be done to realize a sustainable global community. Participants will be able to present papers, photos or short video clips related to the main theme of 2016 PBF or general theme of world peace.

Date Sep 5(Mon)~Nov 30(Wed), 2016

Theme Transformative Challenge: The Worlds of Human Mind and Planetary Engagement


Host Global Academy for Future Civilizations; Office of Public Relations

Special Lecture of the International Day of PeaceThere will be a special lecture delivered by Ervin Laszlo, a Founder and President of the Club of Budapest.

Date & Place Sep 23(Fri), 2016, 19:00~21:00 Seoul Campus – Crown Hall

Theme The Earth Spaceship Vision: A New Philosophy for Our Life and Future

Speaker Ervin Laszlo, President of Club of Budapest


Host Global Academy for Future Civilizations, Foundation Academia Platonica

Concurrent Programs

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Club of BudapestThe Club of Budapest is a group of the eminent individuals dedicated to the basic mission of facilitating and providing a direction to a ‘global shift’ toward a more peaceful, equitable and sustainable world. Working toward this objective is a network of independently

operating national Clubs in more than a dozen countries in America, Europe, as well as Asia.

Ervin Laszlo

Ervin Laszlo is Founder and President of The Club of Budapest, Director and Co-Founder of the Ervin Laszlo Institute for Advanced Study in Hungary and of the Laszlo New-Paradigm Leadership Center in Italy. He is the member of the Hungarian Academy of Science as well as a fellow of the World Academy of Art and Science. He is also the editor of World Futures: The Journal of General Evolution. He has written fifty-four books which have been translated into more than twenty-three languages, and edited more than thirty volumes including the World Encyclopedia of Peace.

Institution


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Club of Rome

The Club of Rome is an organization of individuals who share a common concern for the future of humanity and strive to make a difference. The Club of Rome conducts research and hosts debates, conferences, lectures, high-level meetings and events. The Club also publishes a number of peer-reviewed 『Reports to the Club of Rome』,

the most famous of which is 『The Limits to Growth』.

Roberto Peccei

Roberto Peccei is a physicist and particle theorist. He is the Vice-President of the Club of Rome, Professor of Physics and Astronomy and Former Vice Chancellor for Research at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA). He is also Fellow of the American Physical Society, the Institute of Physics in the United Kingdom, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the World Academy of Art and Science.

World Academy of Art and Science

The World Academy of Art and Science is composed of 730 individual Fellows from diverse cultures, nationalities, and intellectual disciplines, chosen for eminence in art, the natural and social sciences, and the humanities. Its motto is ‘Leadership in thought that leads to action’ and mission is to promote cross-disciplinary dialogue generative

of original ideas and integrated perspectives that comprehend the root causes and effective remedies for our common problems, while furthering those currents of thought and social movement that affirm the value of human dignity and equitable development.

Heitor Gurgulino de Souza

Heitor Gurgulino de Souza is the President of the Academy and World University Consortium (WUC), the President of the Brazilian Chapter of the Club of Rome, and recently retired as Vice President of the Club. He was appointed to the Council of the United Nations University (UNU) in 1986 and was selected by the UN Secretary General as UNU’s Rector the following year.

Institution

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1982 Crisis and Peace in Contemporary World

1983 World Peace: Is It Possible?

1984 World Peace Through the UN

1985 UN: The Past, Present and Future

1986 Search for Causes of International Conflicts and Ways to Their Solutions

1987 The Changing International Environment and Korean Peninsula in the Late 1980s

1988 The North-East Asian Era and the Roles of Korea, China and Japan in the 21st Century

1989 Peace Beyond the East-West Conflict: Northeast Asian Security and World Peace in the 1990s

1990 The Search for a New World Peace Order with Reference to the Changes in the East-West Relations

1991 New World Order: The Post-Ideological World in the 21st Century

1992 Democracy and New International Order in the 21st Century

1993 Peace in the Northeast Asia: Toward Greater Regional Cooperation

1994 Restoration of Morality and Humanity

1995 Tolerance, Restoration of Morality, and Humanity

1996 Peace Strategies for Global Community and the Role of the UN in the 21st Century

1997 Visions and Realities in the 21st Century: The Role of East Asia

1998 Global Visions Toward the Next Millennium: Modern Civilization and Beyond

1999 Will World Peace Be Achievable in the 21st Century?

2000 Global Governance in the 21st Century

2001 Toward a Global Common Society Through Dialogue Among Civilizations

2002 A Global Common Society Through Pax UN

2003 Building a Global Common Society Through Neo-Renaissance

2004 Urgent Tasks for Peace: Overcoming Terrorism

2005 After Ideology: The 21st Century Talks

2006 Reinventing Universality for the 21st Century: Beyond Freedom and Equality

2007 Transformative Challenges: In Search of New Humanity and Community

2008 Future Civilization, Future University: A New Horizon for Knowledge and Praxis

2009 「Kyung Hee Peace Workshop」

2010 The Body and Civilization: A New Horizon

2011 The Body and Catastrophe: Towards a New Utopia

2012 Humanity, Politics and Civilizations

2013 Civilizations and Higher Education: In Search of Great Learning

2014 Cosmic Humanity and Public Practice

2015 On the Possibility of Common Values for Humanity

2016 Transformative Challenge: The Worlds of Human Mind and Planetary Engagement

1991~2000

1982~1990

2001~2010

2011~2016

In commemoration of the International Day of Peace promulgated by the UN at its 36th General Assembly in 1981, Kyung Hee University has been hosting Peace BAR Festival every year since 1982. The themes of the past conferences are as follows:

History of Peace BAR Festival: From Korean Peninsula to Body, Civilization, and the Cosmos


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