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- GOVERNMENT AND POLITICAL CONDITIONS. // Background Notes on Countries of the World: North Korea;3/9/2010, p4
The article presents information on the government and political conditions in North Korea. The centralized government of the country is controlled by the communist Korean Workers' Party (KWP), while minor political parties are said to exist in name only. Kim Jong-il serves as Chairman of the...
- Government. // North Korea Country Review;2001/2002, p11
Focuses on the government of North Korea. Constitution; Judiciary, executive and legislative powers; Role of the communist Korean Workers' Party; Administrative units.
- East-Asia-Intel.com: Biggest N. Korea Party meeting in 30 years tied to succession - June 30, 2010. // East-Asia-Intel Reports;6/30/2010, p2
The article presents information on Workers' Party of Korea's (WPK) meeting to be held in North Korea in September 2010 to prepare for the election of Kim Jong-Un, third son of leader Kim Jong-II, as the crown prince.
- Purge in North Pyongan Province sends shockwaves throughout N. Korea. // East-Asia-Intel Reports;10/5/2011, p12
The article reports that officials of the Workers' Party of Korea in North Pyongan Province, North Korea were purged following the charges of corruption, which has sent shockwaves through the national party apparatus. As stated, the purge included forcing from office the head of the provincial...
- Trying to Be a Tiger. Wehrfritz, George // Newsweek (Atlantic Edition);Dec99-Feb2000 Special Issue, Vol. 134 Issue 24A, p40
Focuses on the failing economy of North Korea and its subsequent shift from a Stalinist state to a capitalist state. Causes of the economic collapse; Suggested capitalist maneuvers published in economic journals; Effect of reform on the Korean Workers' Party.
- Blowing Warm and Cold. // Newsweek (Atlantic Edition);09/18/2000, Vol. 136 Issue 12, p5
Reports that the North Korean public is unaware of what was discussed and agreed upon at the summit between North and South Korean leaders in June 2000. Propaganda campaign which was launched by the Korean Workers Party, instructing members not to trust anything about the summit.
- Trying to Be a Tiger. Wehrfritz, George // Newsweek (Pacific Edition);Dec99-Feb2000 Special Issue, Vol. 134 Issue 24A, p36
Focuses on the failing economy of North Korea and its subsequent shift from a Stalinist state to a capitalist state. Causes of the economic collapse; Suggested capitalist maneuvers published in economic journals; Effect of reform on the Korean Workers' Party.
- Blowing Warm and Cold. // Newsweek (Pacific Edition);09/18/2000, Vol. 136 Issue 12, p5
Reports that the North Korean public is unaware of what was discussed and agreed upon at the summit between North and South Korean leaders in June 2000. Propaganda campaign which was launched by the Korean Workers Party, instructing members not to trust anything about the summit.
- Trying to Be a Tiger. Wehrfritz, George // Newsweek;Dec1999-Feb2000, Vol. 134 Issue 24, p36
Focuses on the failing economy of North Korea and its subsequent shift from a Stalinist state to a capitalist state. Causes of the economic collapse; Suggested capitalist maneuvers published in economic journals; Effect of reform on the Korean Workers' Party.
