Hak Chun Kim Hakjoon (1 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Good+. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 2nd Edition. Scarce cloth hardcover, second printing, vii + 775pp + 7 pages of glossy b&w photos, NOT ex-library. Weight 1110g (please note: extra postage will be required). Missing the front blank endpaper. A small area of cosmetic damage to first two plates where the pages were stuck together. Interior is clean and bright with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps. Price-clipped dust jacket with mildly sunned spine, gentle wear. -- Contents: Part I. Korea: 1 New Political Development in with a Vision for the 1990s and Beyond 2 The Republic of Korea's Northern Policy: Origin, Development and Prospects 3 UN: Only Organization Capable of Maintaining New World Order 4 Rise of Kim Chong-il: Implications for North Korea's Internal and External Policies in the 1980s 5 Current Major Trends in North Korea's Domestic Politics, 1983-1984 6 North Korea's Foreign Relations with Major Powers in Recent Years 7 Two Koreas Expected to Reach Stage of Semiunification Before 2000 8 Dual Character of the Korean Division: Implications for a Korean Settlement 9 Probleme einer Wiedervereinigung Koreas: Ein Vergleich mit Deutschland, China und Vietnam 10 Die Veränderung der Internationalen Lage und die Stellung Koreas; Part II. Korea and America: 11 Influence of the American Constitution on South Korean Constitutional Development Since 1948 12 American Military Government in South Korea, 1945-1948: Its Formation, Policies and Legacies 13 U.S. - South Korean Security Relations: A Challenging Partnership 14 Korea, U.S. Should Forge Stronger Ties 15 The Press and American Foreign Policy; Book Review; Part III. Korea and Russia/East Europe: 16 From Lenin to Gorbachev: An Appraisal of 74 Years of Bolshevism 17 Leadership Change from Brezhnev to Andropov: Its Impact on International Politics and the Korean Peninsula 18 Soviet Union in American-Korean Relations 19 Soviet Union's New Attitude Towards South Korea in the 1970s: Its Motivation and Limits 20 Soviet Union's Northeast Asian Policy and the Korean Peninsula in the 1980s 21 Soviet Union and a "Second Korean War": Did the Soviets Plan to Instigate Another Conflict on the Korean Peninsula? 22 South Korean Perceptions of the Soviet Union 23 Russian and Soviet Studies in Korea: History, Development and Present Situation 24 Emerging Relations Between South Korea and the Soviet Union 25 South Korean-Soviet Rapprochement and Its Impact on Northeast Asia 26 Korea Looks Forward to Role of New Russia 27 An Analysis of the Presidium Members of the Czechoslovak Communist Party; Book Review; Part IV Korea and China 28 Sino-North Korean Relations after the Chinese Intervention in the Korean War 29 China's Korea Policy since the Tiananmen Square Incident 30 ROK-PRC Rapprochement and Its Impact on Northeast Asia; Part V Korea and Japan: 31 Towards the Furtherance of Friendly and Improved Relations Between the Republic of Korea and Japan; Part VI. Russia, China and the Korean War: 32 Role of the Soviet Union in the Division of Korea and the Preparations for the Korean War 33 Origins of the Korean War and the Soviet Union 34 Korean War and China: The Sino-North Korean Relations before the Chinese Intervention in the Korean War 35 International Trends in Korean War Studies: A Review of the Documentary Literature 36 Les Tendances Internationales des Recherches sur la Guerre de Corée: Observation Historique des Docu-ments Concernes; Selected Koreans Involved in the Korean War; Book Review; Index.