Thai and Korean Cultures in Modern Era
Faculty of Sociology and Anthropology, Thammasat University and
Department of Soiology, Kookmin University, Republic of Korea
Present
International Joint Seminar
Thai and Korean Cultures in Modern Era
Wednesday 22 Oct, 2014
09.30-16.30
Sociology and Anthropology PhD Program Meeting Room
4th Floor, Faculty of Social Administration buliding,
Thammasat University (Thaprachan Campus)
9.00-9.30
Registration
9.30-9.45
Welcoming speech by Prof. Panitee Brown
9.45-11.00
Changing Values
Comparative Study on Values in Korea and Thailand
Prof. Dongjun Shin
Changes of Religious Traditions in Thai Society
Prof. Songsiri Putthongchai
Discussant
Prof. BongOh Kye
11.15-12.30
Culture in Transition
The Future of Korean Pop Culture (Hallyu) in Thailand
Prof. Hangsub Choi
The Role of Education in Economic Growth of Korea and afterwards
Prof. Kyuhan Bae
Finding their Home in the Land of Samurai
Prof. Ratana Tosakul
Discussant
Prof. Worapoj Wongkitrungruang
13.30-14.45
Society in Crisis
The Change of Class Structure in Korea After 1997’s Economic Crisis
Prof. Jangyoung Lee
“They Might Not Be Yellow, But They are Absolutely Not Red,”:
Thailand’s Southerners’ Political Lives and Identities Amid Political Conflicts
Prof. Anusorn Unno
Discussant
Prof. Hangsub Choi
15.00-16.15
“Grey Society”
The Change of Population Structure in Korea and Aging Society
Prof. BongOh Kye
Social Capitals, Community, and the Well-Being of Thai Aging Population
Prof. Pornthip Netiparatanakul
Discussant
Prof. Panitee Brown
16.15-16.30
Closing Speech by Prof. Jangyoung Lee