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North Korea from the Perspective
of John Rex’s Theory of Social Change
Lee, Hyosun, Department of Sociology, Chung-Ang University
This study attempts to explore the possibility of conflict and political upheavals of North Korea through the application of theory of social change of John Rex. His the
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North Korea and Support for Overcome of Ecomonic Crisis
ABSTRACT
Recently, North Korea that can not but remain as economy department which had done economic reform and open continuously but study well electric railway that repeat miss and cause more upside state and is behind forever in the world b
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North Korea in wartime
Lee Eun Ja
This study has the purpose to examine themes of wartime novels of North Korea from 1950 to 1953. During the wartime all the North Korean novels represented the noble patriotism of North Korean people.
The true stories of fighting heroes in the early wartime showed w
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Background
North Korea, force of 200,000 troops.
South Korea had no proper military to defend itself.
Withdraw of United States Force Korea.
After Korean War, North Korea, Reinvasion. 1. Background
2. Process
3. Features
4. Problems
5. Conclusion
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If I could change something in the world, then I would like to unify South and North Korea. As you know, Korea is the only divided country in the world, and the war between South and North Korea hasn't finished. We don't know when the war will begin again. There are some reasons why I want to unify
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ullah Ali Khamenei, joining Bush in a name-calling standoff, said it is the U.S. that is "evil." North Korea said the speech was "little short of declaring war." And Iraq said, "Such threats do not scare us."
America's closest allies offered a muted response while they tried to figure out what woul
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