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The two Koreas: a contemporary history
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9780465031238
9780465051625
9780201409277
9780465050888
9780465051625
9780201409277
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Table of Contents
From the Book - New ed., rev. ed.
Where the wild birds sing
The end of the beginning
The trouble deepens
The Carter chill
Assassination and aftermath
Terror and talk
The battle for democracy in Seoul
The great Olympic coming-out party
Moscow switches sides
China shifts its ground
Joining the nuclear issue
Withdrawal and engagement
Showdown over nuclear weapons
Death and accord
North Korea in crisis
Turn toward engagement.
From the Book - Revised and updated third edition.
1 Where the Wild Birds Sing 1 --
The Emergence of Two Koreas 2 --
War and Its Aftermath 6 --
The Origins of Negotiation 9 --
Kim II Sung 13 --
Conversations with the South 18 --
2 The End of the Beginning 22 --
Park Chung Hee 25 --
Washington Blinks at Park's Coup 30 --
The Impact of Yashin 33 --
3 The Trouble Deepens 39 --
Tensions Increase 40 --
The Struggle with Japan 42 --
The Underground War 45 --
Challenge from the North 47 --
Echoes of Saigon 52 --
The South Korean Nuclear Weapons Program 55 --
Murder in me Demilitarized Zone 59 --
4 The Carter Chill 67 --
Carter's Withdrawal: Origins and Implementation 68 --
The View from Pyongyang 75 --
End of the Carter Withdrawal 80 --
5 Assassination and Aftermath 87 --
Growing Domestic Tensions 89 --
The Coming of Chun Doo Hwan 92 --
The Kwangju Uprising 98 --
The Fight to Save Kim Dae Jung 105 --
6 Terror and Talk 109 --
The Negotiating Track 112 --
Floods and Face-to-Face Talks 115 --
Kim II Sung and the Soviet Connection 119 --
7 The Battle for Democracy in Seoul 126 --
Chun's Succession Struggle 126 --
The Election of 1987 135 --
8 The Great Olympic Coming-Out Party 140 --
The Coming of the Olympics 140 --
The Bombing of KAL Flight 858 144 --
The Rise of Nordpolitik 146 --
Washington Launches a Modest Initiative 150 --
9 Moscow Switches Sides 154 --
The Roots of Change 156 --
Gorbachev Meets Roh 159 --
The Shevardnadze Mission 165 --
"How Long Will the Red Flag Fly?" 169 --
Soviet-South Korean Economic Negotiations 175 --
10 China Shifts its Ground 178 --
A Visit to North Korea 180 --
China Changes Course 186 --
11 Joining the Nuclear Issue 194 --
The Origins of the Nuclear Program 196 --
Nuclear Diplomacy: The American Weapons 198 --
First Steps 200 --
The December Accords 203 --
Meeting in New York 207 --
The Coming of the Inspectors 208 --
First Inspections 209 --
From Accommodation to Crisis 212 --
12 Withdrawal and Engagement 219 --
The Light-Water-Reactor Plan 224 --
Kim Young Sam Blows the Whistle 228 --
The Season of Crisis Begins 232 --
13 Showdown Over Nuclear Weapons 239 --
The Defueling Crisis 240 --
The Military Track 244 --
The Deepening Conflict 248 --
Carter in Pyongyang 256 --
14 Death and Accord 265 --
The End of an Era 268 --
The Succession of Kim Jong Il 271 --
The Framework Negotiations 274 --
Fallout from the Agreed Framework 280 --
The Kim Jong Il Regime 281 --
Visit to Pyongyang 283 --
The Struggle over the Reactors 285 --
15 North Korea in Crisis 289 --
Political Earthquake in Seoul 295 --
Summit Diplomacy and the Four-Party Proposal 299 --
The Submarine Incursion 302 --
North Korea's Steep Decline 308 --
The Passage of Hwang Jang Yop 312 --
The Two Koreas in Time of Trouble 316 --
16 Turn Toward Engagement 319 --
Into the Heavens, Under the Earth 319 --
Toward an Aid-Based State 323 --
Perry to the Rescue 326 --
Toward the June Summit 330 --
Summit in Pyongyang 335 --
Engaging the United States 340 --
17 The End of the Agreed Framework 347 --
A Rocky Start 350 --
The Impact of 9/11 356 --
Threads Come Together: Japan-North Korea Talks 359 --
Slouching Toward the Cliff 362 --
Kim Jong Il's Progress 364 --
The Unquiet Americans 366 --
The Morning After 372 --
18 Trouble in the Us-Rok Alliance 381 --
Problems for Diplomacy 382 --
Sunshine, Barely 385 --
Tensions Rise 392 --
The Six-Party Mirage 395 --
Nuclear Peek-a-Boo 398 --
A Year of Zigzags 400 --
The End of KEDO 411 --
Traction, at Last 413 --
Rumble in Punggye 416 --
19 The Emperor's New Clothes 419 --
Signs of Succession 424 --
Diplomatic Downturn 427 --
A Terrible Start 431 --
Clinton's Visit 435 --
Turning to the South 437 --
A Second North-South Summit, but Not a Third 439 --
Secret Talks, Public Clashes 443 --
The Rise of Chinese Influence 446 --
Rare Backlash 449 --
Yeonpyeong Island 451 --
Kim Jong Il's Death and Beyond 452 --
The New Look 456.
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