The first East Asia Summit (EAS) will take place in December 2005 with high hopes that it will break new ground in East Asian cooperation and community building. Asian leaders originally agreed to hold an EAS in a mid- to long term plan for ASEAN+3 framework. However, as major countries in the region compete for the leadership, a sudden decision was made to launch the EAS earlier than expected and to invite Australia, New Zealand and India to the Summit. These unexpected developments drew much attention to the future scope and timetable of East Asian Community. Against this backdrop, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) invited prominent speakers to open a seminar on Korea's Perspectives on the First East Asia Summit on November 14th, 2005. (The rest is omitted.)

배경 및 요약

Ⅰ. 행사 개요

Ⅱ. 토론내용

부록
발표논문 1 : 제1차 동아시아 정상회의 개최 전망 및 과제
발표논문 2 : 동아시아의 교역ㆍ투자구조 분석 및 평가
발표논문 3 : APEC의 교훈과 동아시아 경제협력

Executive Summary