In The Real North Korea, Lankov substitutes cold, clear analysis for the overheated rhetoric surrounding this opaque police state. Based on vast expertise, this book reveals how average North Koreans live, how their leaders rule, and how both survive.
In The Real North Korea, Lankov substitutes cold, clear analysis for the overheated rhetoric surrounding this opaque police state. Based on vast expertise, this book reveals how average North Koreans live, how their leaders rule, and how both survive.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Andrei Lankov is Professor of History at Koomkin University in Seoul, South Korea. A native of Leningrad, he studied in North Korea as an exchange student. His books include North of the DMZ: Essays on Daily Life in North Korea, and From Stalin to Kim Il Sung: The Formation of North Korea, 1945-1960.
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* Acknowledgments * Introduction * Transcription * CHAPTER 1 The Society Kim Il Sung Built and How He Did It * Captain Kim Returns Home * The War and What came after * Between Moscow and Beijing: The Foreign Policy of Kim Il Sung's North Korea * Dealing with the South * The Command Society * A Country of Camps * The World According to Kim Il Sung * The Silver Lining in a Social Disaster * The Birth of Juche, the Rise of the Son, and the Slow-Motion Demise of a Hyper-Stalinist Economy * CHAPTER 2 Two Decades of Crisis * And Then the World Changed * Capitalism Reborn * The State Withers Away * Taking the Exit Option: Not an Exodus Yet, But . . . * Arrival in Paradise, aka Capitalist Hell * Changing Worldviews * CHAPTER 3 The Logic of Survival (Domestically) * Reform as Collective Political Suicide * Putting the Genie Back in the Bottle: (Not-So-Successful) Crackdowns on Market Activity * A Disaster That Almost Happened: The Currency Reform of 2009 * Still Poor and Malnourished, but Starving No More * CHAPTER 4 The Supreme Leader And His Era * The Belated Emergence of a "Young General " * The Sudden Dawn of a New Era * Collapse of the old guard * The New Policy * The New Logic * Tensions with the South * CHAPTER 5 Survival Diplomacy * Playing the Nuclear Card * Aid-Maximizing Diplomacy * Meanwhile, in South Korea . . . (the Rise of 386ers and Its Consequences) * A Decade of Sunshine * The Sun Sets * The Entry of China * Interlude The Contours of a Future: What Might Happen to North Korea in the Next Two Decades * CHAPTER 6 What to Do about the North? * Why Sticks Are Not Big Enough * Why the Carrots Are Not Sweet Enough (and Why "Strategic Patience " Is Not a Great Idea, Either) * Thinking Long Term * The Hidden Benefits of Engagement * Reaching the People * Why They Matter: Working with the Refugees in South Korea * CHAPTER 7 Being Ready for What We Wish For * A Perfect Storm * A Provisional Confederation as the Least Unacceptable Solution * Something about Painkillers . . . * Conclusion * Notes * Index
* Acknowledgments * Introduction * Transcription * CHAPTER 1 The Society Kim Il Sung Built and How He Did It * Captain Kim Returns Home * The War and What came after * Between Moscow and Beijing: The Foreign Policy of Kim Il Sung's North Korea * Dealing with the South * The Command Society * A Country of Camps * The World According to Kim Il Sung * The Silver Lining in a Social Disaster * The Birth of Juche, the Rise of the Son, and the Slow-Motion Demise of a Hyper-Stalinist Economy * CHAPTER 2 Two Decades of Crisis * And Then the World Changed * Capitalism Reborn * The State Withers Away * Taking the Exit Option: Not an Exodus Yet, But . . . * Arrival in Paradise, aka Capitalist Hell * Changing Worldviews * CHAPTER 3 The Logic of Survival (Domestically) * Reform as Collective Political Suicide * Putting the Genie Back in the Bottle: (Not-So-Successful) Crackdowns on Market Activity * A Disaster That Almost Happened: The Currency Reform of 2009 * Still Poor and Malnourished, but Starving No More * CHAPTER 4 The Supreme Leader And His Era * The Belated Emergence of a "Young General " * The Sudden Dawn of a New Era * Collapse of the old guard * The New Policy * The New Logic * Tensions with the South * CHAPTER 5 Survival Diplomacy * Playing the Nuclear Card * Aid-Maximizing Diplomacy * Meanwhile, in South Korea . . . (the Rise of 386ers and Its Consequences) * A Decade of Sunshine * The Sun Sets * The Entry of China * Interlude The Contours of a Future: What Might Happen to North Korea in the Next Two Decades * CHAPTER 6 What to Do about the North? * Why Sticks Are Not Big Enough * Why the Carrots Are Not Sweet Enough (and Why "Strategic Patience " Is Not a Great Idea, Either) * Thinking Long Term * The Hidden Benefits of Engagement * Reaching the People * Why They Matter: Working with the Refugees in South Korea * CHAPTER 7 Being Ready for What We Wish For * A Perfect Storm * A Provisional Confederation as the Least Unacceptable Solution * Something about Painkillers . . . * Conclusion * Notes * Index
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