Transforming Global Governance with Middle Power Diplomacy

Sook-Jong Lee is the President of the East Asia Institute and a professor of public administration at Sungkyunkwan University. Previously, Dr. Lee was a research fellow at the Sejong Institute, a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution, and a Lecturer at the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Lee received her masters and doctorate in sociology from Harvard University.

• 1. South Korea Aiming to Be an Innovative Middle Power.- 2. East Asian Security and South Korea’s Middle Power Diplomacy.- 3. U.S. Rebalancing Strategy and South Korea’s Middle Power Diplomacy.- 4. China’s Perception of and Strategy for the Middle Powers.- 5. East Asian Maritime Disputes and South Korea’s Middle Power Diplomacy.- 6. The Role of South Korea in the Making of a Regional Trade Architecture: Convening, Bridging, and Designing FTA Networks.- 7. South Korea’s Climate Change Diplomacy: Analysis Based on the Perspective of ‘Middle Power Diplomacy'.- 8. South Korea’s Middle Power Roles: Implications for Emerging Middle Powers.