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Mobility Patterns of the Visitor Population in Jeonbuk's Depopulated Areas: Policy Implications and Strategic Directions

● From Resident Population to Living Population: Overcoming the Limitations of Traditional Population PoliciesaAgainst the backdrop of persistent population decline and the continued dominance of the Seoul Metropolitan Area, the living population has become a key indicator of regional vitality in depopulated areas.aNotably, the visitor population represents a strategic resource for regional development, as targeted policy interventions can ..

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Lee Sung-Jae, Lee Ji-seon, Cheon Ji-eun

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NACF Relocation to Jeonbuk: The Final Link in Agri-Bio Innovation

The Need for Strategic Clustering to Drive Agricultural Policy Transformation and Strengthen Global Competitiveness□ The second-phase relocation of public institutions should go beyond promoting balanced regional development and focus on building self-sustaining innovation ecosystems by aligning regional strategic industries with relocating institutions’ core capabilities. In this context, the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation (NACF..

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Bae -Gyun-gi, Kim Si-baek

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Reimagining the Jeonbuk-Centric Later Baekje Historical and Cultural Region as a Global K-Culture Landmark

□ Background: Repositioning Later Baekje from a "Forgotten Kingdom" to an Icon of Innovation- Later Baekje (900–936) stands as the final missing piece in understanding ancient Korean history. As the successor to Baekje, it established its own system of governance and maintained active relations with Wuyue and Later Tang in China.- However, due to its short lifespan, a Goryeo-centered historical narrative, and the scarcity of surviving above-gr..

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Jang Choong-Hee, Lee Seok-hyong

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Jeonbuk Child Hope Fund: A KRW 100 Million Early-Life Asset-Building Initiative for Newborns

●In a region where family wealth significantly shapes access to education, housing, and entrepreneurship during early adulthood, reducing inherited disparities and promoting equal opportunity should be regarded as key policy priorities for mitigating regional outmigration.● Given the widening gaps in infrastructure and access to assets between the capital region and non-metropolitan areas, proactive asset-building welfare policies should be ..

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Kim Dong-Young

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Strategic Framework for Youth Inflow and Long-Term Settlement Amid Saemangeum’s Industrial Transformation

● Advancing Saemangeum as a Future-Oriented Industrial Hub Driven by Large-Scale Investment in Emerging IndustriesaOver the next five years, Hyundai Motor Group plans to invest approximately KRW 9 trillion in the Saemangeum area. The investment—focused on emerging sectors such as AI data centers, renewable energy, hydrogen, and robotics—is projected to generate approximately KRW 16 trillion in economic spillover effects and an estimated 71,..

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Lee Ji-seon, Kim Si-baek

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Hyundai Motor Group’s Saemangeum Investment Should Culminate in the Strategic Second-Phase Relocation of Public Institutions

■ Hyundai Motor Group’s Saemangeum Investment: A Catalyst for Jeonbuk’s Structural Transformation● Hyundai Motor Group’s KRW 9 trillion investment in Saemangeum, unveiled earlier this year, marks the largest private-sector investment in the history of Saemangeum development. This investment extends beyond the traditional boundaries of regional development and holds technological, spatial, and national strategic significance for Korea’s cut..

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Lee Ji-hun, An Su-Yong, Park Se-hyun

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Policy Directions for Attracting the Nine Mutual Aid Associations through National Pension Service Linkages and Maximizing Relocation Effects

■ Critical Considerations for Relocating the Nine Mutual Aid Associations● The nine mutual aid associations may take a cautious or opposing stance toward relocation to non-capital regions, given (1) their ineligibility for designation as public institutions under the Act on the Management of Public Institutions, (2) their member contribution-based operational structure, and (3) concerns that separation from Seoul’s financial networks can adve..

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Kim Si-baek

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A Feasibility Assessment of Hosting the 2036 Jeonju Summer Olympics and Strategies to Enhance Competitiveness

● Assessing Changes in the Olympic Host City Selection Process and the Dynamics of Bid CompetitionaThe Olympic host city selection process is changing from a bifurcated consultation structure to one that includes a transitional phase. This shift has reinforced the importance of early financial guarantees and prior experience in hosting large-scale events, thereby reshaping bid competition dynamics.aIndia is pursuing a state-led Olympic bid,..

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Jung Eun-cheon

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Repositioning the Saemangeum National Industrial Complex from Hardware-Centered Development to Software-Driven Enterprise Support

● The competitiveness of industrial complexes is currently evolving beyond the provision of physical infrastructure such as land and transport networks and is increasingly defined by software-oriented capabilities that enable firm survival and growth, including financial and tax support, administrative services, and ecosystem development.● Having achieved significant growth through its designation as a secondary battery cluster and major inves..

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Jihun Lee, Hyun Park

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Jeonbuk State’s Strategic Response to the “Five Mega-Regions and Three Special Self-Governing Provinces” Framework: A 3S Approach Grounded in Economies of Speed

■ Background and Problem Statement● The acceleration of administrative integration—highlighted by the passage of the Gwangju–Jeonnam Integrated Metropolitan City Act in March 2026 and ongoing integration of Chungnam–Daejeon and Daegu–Gyeongbuk—has reshaped the regional competitive landscape. Against this backdrop, Jeonbuk State faces a weakening of its distinctive status as a special self-governing province and an increasing risk of strat..

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Ji-eun Cheon, Jang Se-gil

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