Description

Unravel the complexities of the Korean Peninsula's past and present. This insightful exploration delves into the historical, political, and economic dynamics that have shaped North and South Korea, offering a comprehensive understanding of this critical region.

Understanding the Korean Peninsula examines the historical review of the Korean peninsula from its dividing into the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and South Korea to present day. Explore the economic and political differences between North and South Korea, the potential for reunification, and the region's role in Northeast Asia.

This is for academicians, political elites, and students of Korean studies. Discover the unique characteristics of the governments in Democratic People's Republic of Korea and South Korea, and combines the thoughts of local scholars and thinking outside of Korea. Gain insights into the developmental state theory and a theory of state transformation with Korean characteristics.