Titlebook: Korea in the Cross Currents; A Century of Struggl Robert J. Myers Book 2001 Robert J. Myers 2001 China.cold war.economy.Japan.Korea

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The Bumblebee Economy,ple. Yet the bumblebee does fly, perhaps not in the most gracious, straightforward manner, but fly it does. That has been the case as well for the South Korean economy. The truly heroic efforts of President Park Chung-hee started the authoritarian developmental state in 1961, and it worked. In the v

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North Korea: Can the Cold War Regime be Dismantled?, politics. President Kim Dae-jung’s focus on this issue since he assumed office in February 1998 has raised it to a new level of prominence, although it is still second to the ongoing concerns about the South Korean economy. There is no issue in South Korea that approaches that of North Korea. The o

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Conclusion Kim Dae-jung and the Future of Korea,is. His method of describing the rise and decline of civilizations is entirely appropriate to Korea. Korea does represent a special civilization, and is not simply an amalgam of the cross-currents and debris of the cultural conflicts inherent in being close to both China and Japan. It is useful to t