Hanyang Peace Institute operates on the global and local level based on research results in the small and medium-sized stages on the structure and response process of cultural conflicts. We try to build a cultural governance model of “recognition·coex ...
Hanyang Peace Institute operates on the global and local level based on research results in the small and medium-sized stages on the structure and response process of cultural conflicts. We try to build a cultural governance model of “recognition·coexistence and conviviality·hospitality”. The research goals are as follows.
First, a cultural governance model of “recognition·coexistence and conviviality·hospitality” is established. Hanyang Peace Instituter develops a comprehensive cultural governance model for adjustment and overcoming of cultural conflicts by progressively deepening the patterns and structures of cultural conflicts studied in the small and medium-sized stages, and the outcomes of the mediation process, and supplementing the limitations. present.
Second, it is established through multidisciplinary convergence social science research. Various cultural conflicts occurring in Europe and East Asia and adjustment measures are occurring simultaneously at the global and local level. These glocal social and cultural conflicts and conflicts cannot be accurately understood without a multifaceted and complex analysis of culture. Hanyang Peace Institute will effectively utilize the expertise of collaborators with diverse academic backgrounds, including political science, international relations, communication, public administration, sociology, and regional studies. Through this, we will produce convergence social science knowledge for management and overcoming of cultural conflict, which is one of the representative research topics in modern social science, and establish a long-term group cooperative research system.
Finally, Hanyang Peace Institute intends to play the role of a hub for empirical and practical policy research and policy supply. Cultural conflicts that are currently occurring between East Asian countries and at the transnational level are domestic issues such as immigration, low fertility, aging population, polarization, generational conflict, regional conflict, and minority issues, and international historical and territorial disputes, nationalism, climate. It is causing problems such as change, cultural exchange, and inter-Korean and unification issues. Accordingly, the demand for research from the national society to solve the current social problems oriented toward the management and overcoming of cultural conflicts is gradually increasing. The cultural governance model of “recognition·coexistence and conviviality·hospitality” envisioned by Hanyang Peace Institute will serve as a basis for deriving policy implications for managing and resolving cultural conflicts and for producing social science knowledge. Through this, Korea's social sciences and universities intend to play a role as a research and policy support supply hub for the government's policy formation and decision-making process, which is being requested.