Dr. Kyung-Young Chung has been a professor at Hanyang Graduate School of International Studies since 2016. He is director of the Unification and Security Center, Action for Korea United Professors Association. He received Ph.D. in international politics from University of Maryland, master’s degrees from USC, and US Army Command and General Staff College. He graduated from Korea Military Academy. Dr. Chung was policy advisor for the Presidential National Security Office and policy practitioner for the Joint Chiefs of Staff and ROK-US Combined Forces Command, along with frontline troop commander. He taught North Korean military strategy and international security at Korean National Defense University and the Catholic University from 2002 to 2015. Dr. Chung is the authors of The Transition of Wartime Operational Control and National Security (2022), Peace Creation: ROK-U.S. Alliance and Peace Making (2020), and South Korea: The Korean War, Armistice Structure, and A Peace Regime in 2020, A Vision for a Unified Korea and International Cooperation, ed. (2023), and Strategy for South-North
Dr. Kyung-Young Chung
Adjunct Professor at Graduate School of International Studies
Hanyang University
Biography
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Events

International Forum on One Korea 2025
Aug 14, 2025
The International Forum on One Korea, held August 14–15, 2025, in Seoul, will convene global leaders, experts, and civil society to build international support for a free and unified Korea. Marking the 80th National Liberation Day, the forum will explore people-centered strategies for reunification, peace, and sustainable development across the Korean Peninsula and beyond.

Mongolia Forum On Northeast Asian Peaceful Development and Korean Unification
Jul 23, 2025
The Mongolia Forum unites leaders, experts, and youth to promote dialogue, Korean unification, and regional cooperation—advancing peace, stability, and sustainable development across Northeast Asia and beyond.

