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2026 Korea-China Economic Development Forum Academic Forum
01. Academic Forum Topics
1.Geoeconomics and the Restructuring of the Asia-Pacific Regional Order
2.Artificial Intelligence, Digital Technologies, and Industrial Collaboration
3.Green Transition and Sustainable Development under Carbon Neutrality Goals
4.Restructuring of Global Trade Rules and Supply Chain Resilience
5.Transformation of the International Financial System and Asia-Pacific Monetary and Financial Cooperation
6.Historical Evolution, Current Dynamics, and Future Prospects of Asia-Pacific Economic Relations
7.Social Development in the Asia-Pacific: Public Well-being, Educational Innovation, and Cultural Exchange
2.Artificial Intelligence, Digital Technologies, and Industrial Collaboration
3.Green Transition and Sustainable Development under Carbon Neutrality Goals
4.Restructuring of Global Trade Rules and Supply Chain Resilience
5.Transformation of the International Financial System and Asia-Pacific Monetary and Financial Cooperation
6.Historical Evolution, Current Dynamics, and Future Prospects of Asia-Pacific Economic Relations
7.Social Development in the Asia-Pacific: Public Well-being, Educational Innovation, and Cultural Exchange
02. Call for Papers Theme
1.Focusing on multipolarity, major power strategic competition, Asia-Pacific regionalism, and innovation in multilateral cooperation mechanisms.
2.Covering the impact of AI on macroeconomics and labor markets, regulation of platform economies, data factor mobility, restructuring of supply chains in semiconductors and new energy vehicles, as well as digital finance and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).
3.Including comparative studies of carbon neutrality policies, carbon border adjustment mechanisms (CBAM), ESG disclosure and rating systems, green bonds and transition finance, and China–Korea cooperation pathways in new energy and hydrogen industry chains.
4.Addressing WTO reform, fragmentation of digital trade rules, competition among regional agreements such as RCEP, measurement of supply chain resilience, the resurgence of industrial policy, and the structural impacts of policies such as the U.S. CHIPS and Science Act on China–Korea industries.
5.Focusing on challenges to U.S. dollar dominance, RMB internationalization, the impact of stablecoins and CBDCs on monetary systems, development of regional financial safety nets, and cross-border transmission mechanisms of geopolitical and systemic financial risks.
6.Examining historical patterns, structural imbalances in trade, shifts in investment patterns, and exploring new areas of cooperation in the digital economy era, FTA upgrading pathways, and third-party market cooperation models.
7.Focusing on shared social challenges in the context of global transformations, including demographic changes and the sustainability of social security systems; educational equity in the digital age and higher education internationalization; the transformation of education through artificial intelligence; youth employment and cross-border talent mobility; and cooperation in cultural industries and the creative economy. This theme also highlights the role of artistic exchange, film and media, and cultural tourism in fostering mutual trust between China and Korea and strengthening regional community identity. Interdisciplinary research is particularly encouraged, and submissions from scholars in economics, sociology, education, and cultural studies and related fields are welcome.
2.Covering the impact of AI on macroeconomics and labor markets, regulation of platform economies, data factor mobility, restructuring of supply chains in semiconductors and new energy vehicles, as well as digital finance and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).
3.Including comparative studies of carbon neutrality policies, carbon border adjustment mechanisms (CBAM), ESG disclosure and rating systems, green bonds and transition finance, and China–Korea cooperation pathways in new energy and hydrogen industry chains.
4.Addressing WTO reform, fragmentation of digital trade rules, competition among regional agreements such as RCEP, measurement of supply chain resilience, the resurgence of industrial policy, and the structural impacts of policies such as the U.S. CHIPS and Science Act on China–Korea industries.
5.Focusing on challenges to U.S. dollar dominance, RMB internationalization, the impact of stablecoins and CBDCs on monetary systems, development of regional financial safety nets, and cross-border transmission mechanisms of geopolitical and systemic financial risks.
6.Examining historical patterns, structural imbalances in trade, shifts in investment patterns, and exploring new areas of cooperation in the digital economy era, FTA upgrading pathways, and third-party market cooperation models.
7.Focusing on shared social challenges in the context of global transformations, including demographic changes and the sustainability of social security systems; educational equity in the digital age and higher education internationalization; the transformation of education through artificial intelligence; youth employment and cross-border talent mobility; and cooperation in cultural industries and the creative economy. This theme also highlights the role of artistic exchange, film and media, and cultural tourism in fostering mutual trust between China and Korea and strengthening regional community identity. Interdisciplinary research is particularly encouraged, and submissions from scholars in economics, sociology, education, and cultural studies and related fields are welcome.
03. Submission Guidelines
1.Submissions must be original, unpublished works. Titles are to be determined by the authors. Manuscripts should be no less than 6,000 words, submitted in Word format, and written in English. Citations and references must follow the APA style.
2.Each manuscript should include a title, an abstract (approximately 300 words), keywords, main text, references, funding information, and author information. Author details should include, at minimum, the names of the first author and corresponding author, gender, date of birth, academic title, institutional affiliation, research interests, contact email, and a personal photograph.
3.Honoraria will be provided for outstanding papers selected by the Editorial Board. No submission or review fees will be charged for this year’s issue.
Submission Method:
Please submit your manuscript via the journal’s online system at:
2.Each manuscript should include a title, an abstract (approximately 300 words), keywords, main text, references, funding information, and author information. Author details should include, at minimum, the names of the first author and corresponding author, gender, date of birth, academic title, institutional affiliation, research interests, contact email, and a personal photograph.
3.Honoraria will be provided for outstanding papers selected by the Editorial Board. No submission or review fees will be charged for this year’s issue.
Submission Method:
Please submit your manuscript via the journal’s online system at:
(Submissions by email are no longer accepted.)
Deadline:
Open on a rolling basis throughout 2026.
Website:
Deadline:
Open on a rolling basis throughout 2026.
Website:
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