Abstract ▼

Project Goal
□ Necessity of research
• Heightened International Recognition of the Significance of International Development Cooperation
• Growing Expectation of South Korea's Strengthened Roles and Responsibilities in the Global Society
￭ To date South Korea has not met the roles a

Project Goal
□ Necessity of research
• Heightened International Recognition of the Significance of International Development Cooperation
• Growing Expectation of South Korea's Strengthened Roles and Responsibilities in the Global Society
￭ To date South Korea has not met the roles and expectations corresponding to its economic size and position as a member of global society. In 2008, South Korea's ODA per gross national income (GNI) at 0.07% It still lagged far behind the 0.7% level of OECD DAC (Development Assistance Committee) recommendation level, which South Korea aims to join by 2010. It is even significantly below the DAC member countries' 2006 average of 0.33%. In response, the South Korean government has announced plans to increase its ODA/GNI level to 0.1% by 2009 (1.5 billion Korean Won) and up to at least the DAC average level of 0.25% by 2015 (3.3 billion Korean Won).

• Increasing Demands for Development of Domestic Academic Research Capability on Development Cooperation
￭ There is little ongoing academic research on development cooperation in South Korea. As the role and commitment for International development cooperation are expected increasingly to expand, there is an urgent need to establish South Korea's model for international development cooperation and human resource development in this area.
￭ While academic research attention to the impact of diverse transnational capital flows (including that of ODA) on development tends to increase, South Korea still lacks relevant research capability including research centers devoted to ODA research and researchers/graduate students with a specialized interest and training in this field. Thus, this research can provide an opportunity to develop and enhance South Korea's academic environment and capability through joint research with foreign scholars with strong interdisciplinary research experience.
￭ The development of the Global Cooperation Center (GCC) at Ewha Womans Untversity as a research center developed to global development research, outreach programs, and global networking will be vital to support and sponsor research activities in development cooperation studies..

□Objective and rationale
• Objectives of the Proposed Research Project
￭ To develop a new South Korean International development cooperation model based on cross-national comparative studies of development assistance.

Project Contents
□ Structure of research proposal and researchers
• Research Team on Development Cooperation through ODA
• Research Team on Development in Conflict - affected Areas
• Research teams are organized thematically rather than by the researchers' nation of origin to facilitate cross - germination of ideas and discussion across national boundaries and disciplines. Furthermore, this team configuration will encourage all communication and writing to be conducted in English, which will facilitate submission and publication in international academic Journals and books, and dissemination of research findings around the world.

□ Research details
• Development through ODA
￭ New Emerging Donors and New Types of ODA
￭ Traditional Donor and Recipient Countries

• Development in Conflict - affected Areas
￭ Human Security and ODA
☞ Two research foci will be developed to provide models for other developing nations in crisis: (1) crisis management and socio-economic restructuring following the Asian financial crisis as a new model for crisis management in development; and (2) effective regional cooperation based on South Korea's development cooperation projects in Asia.
￭ ODA Effectiveness Analysis in Conflict - affected Area
☞ This research will attempt to find solutions to the complex dilemmas of conflict resolution and development through close cooperation with NGOs and domestic civil society.

□ Lecture plan
• Develop and Teach Regular Graduate Seminars:
￭ Develop new seminars including "Human Security and Development," "Peace - Building and Development in Conflict Areas," "The Political Economy of Economic Reform in Developing Countries: Emphasis on Latin America," "Best Practices of Development Cooperation," and "Emerging Donors and New Approaches to Development Cooperation."
￭ Enhance/Improve exsting seminars including "Development Studies: Theory and Research in Development," "ODA: Theory and Practice," "Poverty and Development," and "Finance and Development."

• Independent Study for Ph.D. Dissertation and Master's in International Studies Thesis
￭ Actively participate in supervising dissertation and thesis research of graduate students. Foreign professors can participate as co-chair, committee member and outside reader for the dissertation and thesis committees.

Expected Outputs
□ Expected research outcomes
• Academic Growth in International Development Cooperation as a New Growth - Generating Field
￭ This opportunity for joint research with foreign scholars with considerable interdisciplinary research experience can develop a new academic field of international development cooperation and strengthen its research capability in South Korea.

• Cultivating Academic Researchers in the field of International Development Cooperation
￭ As South Korea plans to enlarge ODA volume and its role in the field of International development, the significance of the development of professionals and research activities in this field will increase correspondingly.
￭ While there have been increasing academic studies and research on various international capital flows including ODA, South Korea still lacks research capability and environment in this area.

• Growth of Human Resources in International Development Cooperation Activities
￭ Through research and education programs for graduate school students the research will provide an opportunity to foster human resources in this area with strong academic and practical knowledge backgrounds.

• Policy Application for South Korea' s International Development Cooperation
￭ This research will develop policy suggestions with a new South Korean model and strategies for international development cooperation as the ultimate goal.

□ Expected educational outcomes
• Publication of research findings in major international academic journals in development studies (e.g., World Development; Journal of Development Studies; Studies in Comparative International Development; Economic Development and Cultural Change; Asian Survey; Latin American Research Review), and books in leading untversity presses. Most publications will be in English.

• The project will also train researchers in development studies. As active participants in all phases of the emptrical research as well as in the education program at the Graduate School of International Studies, students in the Ph.D. and Master' s program in the Development Cooperation major will become experts in development studies' research.

• The project will further train expert practitioners in development cooperation. Graduate students will be educated and trained in practice.

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목차 Contents

• 표지 ... 1
• 요약문 ... 2
• 한글요약문 ... 3
• Summary ... 5
• Ⅰ. 교육 성과 ... 8
• 〈교육성과〉 ... 9
• 1. 교육과정의 구성·운영 실적 ... 9
• 2. 대학원생 지원 실적 ... 19
• Ⅱ. 연구 성과 ... 30
• 〈연구 내용〉 ... 31
• 1. 연구내용 ... 31
• 〈기타성과〉 ... 64
• 1. 학술활동 및 기타 성과 ... 64
• Ⅲ. 해외학자 활용도 ... 97
• 〈성과책임달성도〉 ... 98
• 1. 해외학자 성과책임제 운영실적 ... 98
• 〈해외학자 활동 실적〉 ... 115
• 1. 교육·연구 성과 확산 및 공유 ... 115
• Ⅳ. 달성도 및 기대효과 ... 122
• 〈목표대비 달성도〉 ... 123
• 1. 대학의 지원계획 대비 실적 ... 123
• 〈기대효과〉 ... 128
• 1. 성과의 활용 및 기대효과 ... 128
• 〈사업비 총괄표〉 ... 134
• 첨부자료 ... 135
• 끝페이지 ... 172