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North Korea The Paranoid Peninsula A Modern History 2nd Rev Ed 2007 2nd Rev Ed 2007 Paul French

Name: North Korea The Paranoid Peninsula A Modern History 2nd Rev Ed 2007 2nd Rev Ed 2007 Paul French
SKU: BELL-1387050
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North Korea The Paranoid Peninsula A Modern History 2nd Rev Ed 2007 2nd Rev Ed 2007 Paul French instant download after payment.

Publisher: Zed Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.99 MB

Pages: 353

Author: Paul French

ISBN: 9781842779040, 1842779044

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: 2nd rev. ed. 2007

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North Korea The Paranoid Peninsula A Modern History 2nd Rev Ed 2007 2nd Rev Ed 2007 Paul French by Paul French 9781842779040, 1842779044 instant download after payment.

This reissue of Paul French's acclaimed introduction to North Korea provides an up-to-the-minute overview of the politics, economics and history of the DPRK, with added chapters dealing with recent events. A new foreword examines why North Korea has not gone away as a country or as an issue and argues that an understanding of the country is more important now than ever. A new in-depth postscript offers analysis of recent years and why Pyongyang felt compelled to test a bomb.