Avoiding the Apocalypse: The Future of the Two KoreasColumbia University Press, 1 giu 2000 - 456 pagine On the Korean peninsula one of the greatest success stories of the postwar era confronts a famine-ridden—and possibly nuclear-armed—totalitarian state. The stakes are extraordinarily high for both North and South Korea and for countries such as the United States that have a direct stake in these affairs. This study, the most comprehensive volume to date on the subject, examines the current situation in the two Koreas in terms of three major crises: the nuclear confrontation between the United States and North Korea, the North Korean famine, and the South Korean financial crisis. The future of the peninsula is then explored under three alternative scenarios: successful reform in North Korea, collapse and absorption (as happened in Germany), and "muddling through" in which North Korea, supported by foreign powers, makes ad hoc, regime-preserving reforms that fall short of fundamental transformation. |
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... Hyundai, and it is unlikely that this elite will commit class suicide. The April 2000 announcement of the first North-South summit, three days before a South Korean general election in which Kim Dae-jung's ruling coalition trailed in ...
... Hyundai, and it is unlikely that this elite will commit class suicide. The April 2000 announcement of the first North-South summit, three days before a South Korean general election in which Kim Dae-jung's ruling coalition trailed in ...
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... Hyundai founder Chung Ju Yung, proceeded to apply itself to the task of winning the bid with a singlemindedness that would be a model for years to come. When the International Olympic Committee (IOC) voted in September 1981, Seoul won ...
... Hyundai founder Chung Ju Yung, proceeded to apply itself to the task of winning the bid with a singlemindedness that would be a model for years to come. When the International Olympic Committee (IOC) voted in September 1981, Seoul won ...
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... Hyundai, generally the largest in the late 1970s and 1980s, grew at 38 percent annually, while Daewoo, the youngest of the top five chaebol. 24. See E.H. Kim (1990), Cho (1994), and E.M Kim (1997). 25. As E.H. Kim (1990) documents, this ...
... Hyundai, generally the largest in the late 1970s and 1980s, grew at 38 percent annually, while Daewoo, the youngest of the top five chaebol. 24. See E.H. Kim (1990), Cho (1994), and E.M Kim (1997). 25. As E.H. Kim (1990) documents, this ...
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Sommario
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The North Korean Economy | lxxv |
The Nuclear Confrontation | 3-74 |
The SlowMotion Famine in the North | 3-102 |
The Financial Crisis in the South | 3-126 |
The Prospect for Successful Reform in the North | 3-182 |
The Implications of North Korean Collapse | 285 |
Can the North Muddle Through? | 323 |
Conclusions | 347 |
References | 377 |
Appendix | 401 |
Index
| 405 |
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