Talk with Minister Park, Young-Sun, ROK on the Global Chip War
The HKS Korea Caucus is hosting a talk Ms. Young-Sun Park, former Minister of SMEs and Startups of South KoreaMs. Park is going to speak about her new publication, "The Global Chip War and National Sovereignty," followed by a Q&A session. 

Ms. Park is Senior Research Fellow at the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation at Harvard Kennedy School of Government and Sang-Kee Kim Fellow at the Weatherhead Scholar Program at Harvard University. 

Please refer to the details of the event below and RSVP.

DATE: March 28, 2024 Thursday 5:00-6:15 PM
VENUE: B-L01 Town Weil Hall, Belfer Building, Harvard Kennedy School 

This session will be provided only in person.
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Abstract
Against the backdrop of the global chip war and the issue of South Korea's national sovereignty, this lecture explores the quite ironic history of semiconductor development. The semiconductor industry played a crucial role in advancing technology from mechanical to electronic industries, but it found its catalyst in an unexpected place, i.e., the United States' defeat in the Vietnam War. Based on hear latest publication, "The Global Chip War and the National Sovereignty," soon to be published in English, Minister Park presents how the past, present and future of the weaponized semiconductor industry.

The event is co-sponsored by the HKS Korea Caucus and the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs at Harvard University. This event is part of the Korea Cinema Trek, the flagship initiative of the HKS Korea Caucus and North Korean Study Group.

Remaining Korea Cinema Trek sessions:
Session 5: 4/3 (Wed) 18:30 "Explained on K-pop" on K-pop
Session 6: 4/10 (Wed) 18:30 "The Bacchus Lady" on social issues of modern South Korea
Session 7: 4/17 (Wed) 18:30 "Beyond Utopia" on North Korean human rights, followed by a special session the week after

Special session 3: 4/24 (Wed) 18:30 "Meet North Koreans" currently enrolled in universities in South Korea
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