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Korea Yearbook (2008)
Politics, Economy and Society
Series: - Korea: Politics, Economy and Society, Volume: 2
South Korea-related refereed articles in Korea Yearbook 2008 focus on the domestic political scene, relations with Japan, policy towards the North, higher education reform, and new Korean cinema. Additional articles deal with the recovery of the remains of US soldiers killed in the Korean War, economic reform in North Korea, and inter-Korean economic cooperation.
For Korea Yearbook 2009 the editors have announced a graduate student prize of US 750,-.
More details on the Korea Yearbook can be found at wirtschaft.ostasien.univie.ac.at/index.
For Korea Yearbook 2009 the editors have announced a graduate student prize of US 750,-.
More details on the Korea Yearbook can be found at wirtschaft.ostasien.univie.ac.at/index.
Rüdiger Frank, Ph.D. (2001) in Economics, University of Duisburg, is Professor of East Asian Economy and Society at the University of Vienna. He has published on North and South Korean political economy. His current research is on North Korea's development and its East Asian context.
James E. Hoare, Ph.D. (1971) in Far Eastern History, University of London, was in the British Diplomatic Service from 1969 to 2003. He is a writer and broadcaster on East Asia as well as a Research Associate at both the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London and the Department of International Politics, University of Wales, Aberystwyth.
Patrick Köllner, Ph.D. (1998), Humboldt University of Berlin and Habilitation (2005), University of Trier in Political Science is currently Acting Director of the Institute of Asian Studies, GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Hamburg. From 1996 to 2006 he edited the German-language edition of the Korea Yearbook.
Susan Pares, was in the British Diplomatic Service from 1965 to 1987. She is a writer and editor on East Asian affairs.
James E. Hoare, Ph.D. (1971) in Far Eastern History, University of London, was in the British Diplomatic Service from 1969 to 2003. He is a writer and broadcaster on East Asia as well as a Research Associate at both the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London and the Department of International Politics, University of Wales, Aberystwyth.
Patrick Köllner, Ph.D. (1998), Humboldt University of Berlin and Habilitation (2005), University of Trier in Political Science is currently Acting Director of the Institute of Asian Studies, GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Hamburg. From 1996 to 2006 he edited the German-language edition of the Korea Yearbook.
Susan Pares, was in the British Diplomatic Service from 1965 to 1987. She is a writer and editor on East Asian affairs.
"A chronology of events, split into sections on South Korea, North Korea, and inter-Korean relations, opens the volume. This is followed by a core set of chapters: two offer detailed explorations of politics and economy in, first, South Korea, then North Korea; next comes an account of inter-Korean relations, then an account of foreign relations. In these, this readerâs enthusiasm is at times tested, but the reliability of the accounts is not in question, and the Yearbookâs real value, and the reason it will stay on library shelves for many years to come, is precisely these opening 72 pages, since, put together over a number of years, they build into a detailed historical account." - Keith Howard, in: Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 72, 3 (October 2009)
"Possibly 'the scoop' in this particular collection is the paper by C Kenneth Quinones entitled 'The US-DPRK 1994 Agreed Framework and the US Army's Return to North Korea'. How many general Koreanists knew that US military personnel have worked alongside DPRK soldiers in recovering the remains of nearly 500 US soldiers killed in the Korean war?" - Philip Gowman, in: Book Reviews, Books on Business & Economy, Books on DPRK, Books on Film, Books on Politics, History Books, Other Books (14 March, 2009)
"Possibly 'the scoop' in this particular collection is the paper by C Kenneth Quinones entitled 'The US-DPRK 1994 Agreed Framework and the US Army's Return to North Korea'. How many general Koreanists knew that US military personnel have worked alongside DPRK soldiers in recovering the remains of nearly 500 US soldiers killed in the Korean war?" - Philip Gowman, in: Book Reviews, Books on Business & Economy, Books on DPRK, Books on Film, Books on Politics, History Books, Other Books (14 March, 2009)
Preface
Chronology of Events in the Korean Peninsula 2007
Survey articles:
Patrick Köllner: âSouth Korea: Domestic Politics and Economy 2007-2008â
Rüdiger Frank: âNorth Korea: Domestic Politics and Economy 2007-2008â
James E. Hoare: âRelations between the two Koreas 2007-2008â
James E. Hoare: âForeign Relations of the two Koreas 2007-2008â
Refereed articles:
Young-mi Kim: âFission, Fusion, Reform and Failure in South Korean Politics: Roh Moohyunâs
Administrationâ
John Swenson-Wright: âAssassination, Abduction and Normalization: Historical Mythologies
and Misrepresentation in Post-war South Korea-Japan Relationsâ
Alon Levkowitz: âThe Disparity Between South Koreaâs Engagement and Security Policies
towards North Korea: The Realist-Liberal Pendulumâ
Peter Mayer: âHigher Education Reform in South Korea: Success Tempered by Challengesâ
Mark Morris: âThe New Korean Cinema Looks Back to Kwangju: The Old Garden and May
18â
C. Kenneth Quinones: âThe US-DPRK 1994 Agreed Framework and the US Armyâs Return
to North Koreaâ
Patrick McEachern: âBenchmarks of Economic Reform in North Koreaâ
Kyung Tae Lee and Hyung-Gon Jeong: âTrends and Prospects of Inter-Korean Economic
Cooperationâ
Chronology of Events in the Korean Peninsula 2007
Survey articles:
Patrick Köllner: âSouth Korea: Domestic Politics and Economy 2007-2008â
Rüdiger Frank: âNorth Korea: Domestic Politics and Economy 2007-2008â
James E. Hoare: âRelations between the two Koreas 2007-2008â
James E. Hoare: âForeign Relations of the two Koreas 2007-2008â
Refereed articles:
Young-mi Kim: âFission, Fusion, Reform and Failure in South Korean Politics: Roh Moohyunâs
Administrationâ
John Swenson-Wright: âAssassination, Abduction and Normalization: Historical Mythologies
and Misrepresentation in Post-war South Korea-Japan Relationsâ
Alon Levkowitz: âThe Disparity Between South Koreaâs Engagement and Security Policies
towards North Korea: The Realist-Liberal Pendulumâ
Peter Mayer: âHigher Education Reform in South Korea: Success Tempered by Challengesâ
Mark Morris: âThe New Korean Cinema Looks Back to Kwangju: The Old Garden and May
18â
C. Kenneth Quinones: âThe US-DPRK 1994 Agreed Framework and the US Armyâs Return
to North Koreaâ
Patrick McEachern: âBenchmarks of Economic Reform in North Koreaâ
Kyung Tae Lee and Hyung-Gon Jeong: âTrends and Prospects of Inter-Korean Economic
Cooperationâ