North Korea - REFERENCE

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North Korea - Bibliography

Baik, Bong. Minjok ui t'aeyang Kim Il Sung Changgun
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Bradbury, John. "Sino-Soviet Competition in North Korea," China
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Brun, Ellen, and Jacques Hersh. Socialist Korea: A Case Study
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Carrier, Fred J. North Korean Journey: The Revolution Against
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Chosn Minjujuui Inmin Konghwaguk Kwahagwon Yksa Yn'guso.
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Chosn Nodongdang Chungang Wiwnhoe. Tang Yksa Ton'guso.
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Choy, Bong-Youn. Korea: A History. Tokyo: Charles E.
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Conroy, Francis Hilary. The Japanese Seizure of Korea,
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Cumings, Bruce. "Corporatism in North Korea," Journal of Korean
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------. "Ending the Cold War in Korea," World Policy
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------. "The Origins and Development of the Northeast Asian
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------. The Origins of the Korean War: Liberation and the
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------. The Origins of the Korean War: The Roaring of the
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------. "Spring Thaw for Korea's Cold War?" Bulletin of the
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------. "Trilateralism and the New World Order," World Policy
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Cumings, Bruce (ed.). Child of Conflict: The Korean-American
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Eckert, Carter J. Offspring of Empire: The Koch'ang Kims and
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Foote, Rosemary. The Wrong War. Ithaca: Cornell University
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Grajdanzev, Andrew J. Modern Korea. New York: Institute of
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Halliday, Jon, and Bruce Cumings. Korea: The Unknown War.
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Han, Woo-Keun. The History of Korea. Honolulu: East-West
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Harrison, Selig S. (ed.). Dialogue with North Korea.
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Hatada, Takashi. A History of Korea. (Trans. and eds.,
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Henderson, Gregory, and Key P. Yang. "An Outline History of Korean
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Kim, Han-Kyo. Studies on Korea: A Scholar's Guide.
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Kim, Ilpyong J. Communist Politics in North Korea. New
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Kim, San, with Nym Wales. Song of Ariran: A Korean Communist in
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Kim Il Sung. "On the Elimination of Formalism and Bureaucracy in
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Koh, B.C. "North Korea, 1976: Under Stress," Asian Survey,
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Lee, Chae-Jin (ed.). The Korean War: 40-Year Perspectives.
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------. "Land Reform, Collectivization, and the Peasants in North
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------. "New Paths for North Korea," Problems of
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------. The Politics of Korean Nationalism. Berkeley:
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------. "Stalinism in the East: Communism in North Korea." Pages
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Lee, Mun Woong. Rural North Korea under Communism.
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Lowe, Peter. The Origins of the Korean War. New York:
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Nelson, Frederick M. Korea and the Old Orders in Eastern
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Palais, James B. Politics and Policy in Traditional Korea.
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Suh, Dae-sook. Kim Il Sung: A Biography. Honolulu:
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Suh, Sang Chul. Growth and Structural Changes in the Korean
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Washburn, John N. "Notes and Comment: Soviet Russia and the Korean
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