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- THE ENTANGLING CONFLICT IN KOREA. Joo-Hong Nam // Journal of International Affairs;Summer/Fall87, Vol. 41 Issue 1, p91
Examines the patterns of conflict between North and South Korea. State of military confrontation between the states; Role of other countries in the conflict.
- For Korean neighbors, China suggests `two systems.' Platt, Kevin // Christian Science Monitor;4/14/2000, Vol. 92 Issue 100, p7
Focuses on China's discontent with the possibility that South Korea may merge with North Korea, creating one democratic union.
- The nuclear white elephant. Lilley, James // Newsweek (Pacific Edition);03/09/98, Vol. 131 Issue 10, p2
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- South Koreans get taste of North in new noodle shop. Baker, Michael // Christian Science Monitor;5/12/99, Vol. 91 Issue 116, p8
Describes the entrance of some North Korean culture into South Korea. Noodle restaurants such as Okryukwan in Seoul; Political significance of such exchanges; Little interaction between the people of the two countries; Continuing famine in North Korea.
- Relations Between North and South Korea. DAE-JUNG, KIM // Vital Speeches of the Day;07/01/2000, Vol. 66 Issue 18, p546
Presents a speech by Kim Dae-Jung, President of the Republic of Korea, delivered upon his arrival from Pyongyang, Seoul, Korea, on June 15, 2000, dealing with the issue of the eventual unification of North and South Korea.
- Prospects for Reunification. Taylor, William J. // World & I;Jun2000, Vol. 15 Issue 6, p30
Discusses the possible reunification of North and South Korea. Reason for conducting various studies on Korea; Weapons of mass destruction from North Korea; Nations affected by the reunification; Policy of engagement of South Korea.
- Sunshine in the DMZ. Caryl, Christian; Lee, B. J. // Newsweek (Pacific Edition);11/19/2007, Vol. 150 Issue 21, p29
This article says that peace between North and South Korea may be getting closer. The U.S. is in the process of dismantling the North Korean nuclear arsenal and the North is putting out diplomatic feelers to several countries. Both countries have agreed to a series of projects they will work on...
- World. Kilborn, Robert; Carden, Lance // Christian Science Monitor;2/4/99, Vol. 91 Issue 48, p24
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- All Together Now. Wehrfritz, George; Liu, Melinda; Lee, B.J.; Hirsh, Michael; Takayama, Hideko // Newsweek;06/26/2000, Vol. 135 Issue 26, p32
Reports on the summit between South Korean president Kim Dae Jung and North Korean leader Kim Jong Il. How Kim Jong Il was a gracious host to Kim Dae Jung and his wife; Hopes for reunification between North and South Korea; Speculation on sincerity of North Korea's intentions; Economic aspects...
