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Emotions and International Conflicts: Sociological, Evolutionary and Rational Views
Khalil, Elias - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2007
In March 2005, riots erupted in South Korea against Japan for claiming sovereignty over some rocky uninhabited islets (0.23 km2). Five weeks earlier, riots did not erupt in South Korea when North Korea proved that it has nuclear weapons. How can we explain moral outrage in one case, when the...
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War, battering, and other sports : the gulf between American men and women
MacBride, James - 1995
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An Empirical Analysis of the Arms Race Between South and North Korea
Bae, Jun Sik - In: Defence and Peace Economics 15 (2004) 4, pp. 379-392
the Cold War (1963-1989) and the post-Cold War eras (1990-2000) as well as the existence of an arms race is examined …
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Ostpolitik Revisited: The Lessons and the Remaining Consequences of Nordpolitik
Kim, Jangho - In: International Area Studies Review 13 (2010) 3, pp. 73-88
This paper argues that the South Korean government's policy during the entire post Cold War period, from Roh Tae … period in to the post Cold War era (1988-1993). Despite all its claimed success in dealing with China, the Soviet Union, and …
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The Role of India in the Korean War
ChanWahn, Kim - In: International Area Studies Review 13 (2010) 2, pp. 21-37
The role of India in the Korean War is relatively little known either in Korea or India. For a student of Indian … Studies in Korea and a student of Korean Studies in India of our time, a study of the role of India in the Korean War might … subject, especially on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Korean War and suggest that India needs to provide its …
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Production, Productivity, and Public Investment in East Asian Agriculture
Fan, Shenggen; Brzeska, Joanna - In: Handbook of Agricultural Economics
Since the 1950s, agricultural growth in East Asia (China, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea, and Taiwan) has reduced rural poverty and created a strong base for economic development. To gain a better understanding of the nature of this growth, we examine the sources of change in agricultural...
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The Microeconomics of North-South Korean Cross-Border Integration
Noland, Marcus; Haggard, Stephan - Peter G. Peterson Institute for International Economics … - 2012
Economic integration between North and South Korea occurs through three modalities: traditional arm's-length trade and investment, processing on commission (POC) trade, and operations within the Kaesong Industrial Complex (KIC). In order, these three modalities are characterized by decreasing...
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О НЕКОТОРЫХ АСПЕКТАХ ВНЕШНЕЙ ПОЛИТИКИ РЕСПУБЛИКИ КОРЕЯ
СЕРГЕЕВНА, ПОСКРЕБЫШЕВА ЕЛЕНА - In: Общество: политика, экономика, … (2014) 3, pp. 21-23
Новый президент Южной Кореи обновила концепцию отношений страны с Северной Кореей в рамках «политики доверия», которая фокусируется на экономическом...
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Country survey XVIII: The two Koreas' defence economy
Bae, Jun Sik - In: Defence and Peace Economics 14 (2003) 1, pp. 61-83
This country survey briefly outlines the defence and economic background of the two Koreas and the security environment in the Korean Peninsula. It shows how defence spending to deter a potential North Korean attack has crowded-out the South Korean civilian economy and considers the possibility...
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An Empirical Study of Peace Tourism Trends between Politicaly Divided North and South Korea: Past, P{resent and Future
Shin, Youngsun - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2005
On April 13-15, 2000 South and North Korean leaders met in Pyongyang for a meeting of peace ending over fifty years of hostilities. According to this meeting, South and North Korea were believed to be among the economies most directly affected by the world peace process. This had a large effect...
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