Yonsei

� Professor MOON CHUNG IN (Yonsei University): What has happened past two days is not the end of succession process, barely beginning of succession process.

Few Things Clear About Succession In North Korea 2010

Moon Chung-in, a Yonsei University professor who participated in inter-Korean summits in 2000 and 2007, said North Korea's revelation of behind-the-scenes discussions was unprecedented.

North Korea Says It Rejected Secret Summit Offer Evan Ramstad 2011

John Delury, an assistant professor at Yonsei University's Graduate School of International Studies in South Korea, said Korean mourning traditions could require Jong Un to play a more peripheral role for some time, making it difficult to tell whether he is being sidelined.

Kim Jong Un Photos: Pictures Of North Korea's New Leader, Kim Jong Il's Successor 2011

Professor Moon Chung In of Yonsei University said even though North Korea is very Communist and still very Confucian in its hierarchical approach to politics, the young prince Kim Jong Un has a lot to prove before he can take over power.

Few Things Clear About Succession In North Korea 2010

Moon Chung-in, a Yonsei University professor who participated in inter-Korean summits in 2000 and 2007, said North Korea's revelation of behind-the-scenes discussions was unprecedented.

North Korea Says It Rejected Secret Summit Offer Evan Ramstad 2011

"There are only a few groups trying to rein in government spending and the mayor is trying to build from that," says Mo Jong-ryn, professor of international political economy at Yonsei University in Seoul.

Seoul School Lunch Vote to Test Sentiment on Welfare Evan Ramstad 2011

Mr. Mo is a professor at Yonsei University, a research fellow at the Hoover Institution and a fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies.

Middle Powers Can Punch Above Their Weight Andrew Cooper 2011

"The whole mood, not only in Korea but Japan and other countries, is that people are losing faith in the two-party system or politics in the old sense," said Mo Jong-ryn, international-relations professor at Yonsei University.

Korea Poll Scandal Grows Evan Ramstad 2011

"I'm with Jimmy Carter," says Moon Chung-in, professor at Yonsei University and delegate at South Korea's two summits with Mr. Kim, in 2000 and 2007.

Pyongyang Meeting Puts Pundits on the Spot Evan Ramstad 2010

Another student, Byun Jong-kuk, 25, who is studying political science at Yonsei, said, "Definitely there is a generation gap."

Yeonpyeong attack uniting South Korean public around harsher policy toward North Keith B. Richburg 2010