East Asian Studies Institute, Sungkonghoe University: The barbarism of sovereignty

It is a book that, after the collapse of colonial empires, has lit the 'Expiracy of the Tartars' of shipmen who have crossed the border and closed the 'Silguan'. The official record shows the historical experience that has not been recorded, and the reality of 'the violence of sovereignty' which manages and externalizes it. The real reason why individuals have to make the dangerous choice of wheat harbor between the two countries is the structural contradiction of the American de-commissionation and the Cold War order in East Asia. Part 1 ‘conservation Management and Smuggle’ deals with the terms of protest and power that have been rescued by the Koreans during and after liberation, and 'Specialization of Camps' focuses on the position of the Omura camp as a head of both countries under the Cold War-IR regime, while 'In the Third World Council,' they focus on their lives outside the cold order of the two states and follow the movements and actions of the people who have been engaged in the movement. This is a profound attempt to bring back to life the story of those who have been made illegal by the violence of sovereignty, and to put themselves in the history of Korea, North-norea.

Korean title: 주권의 야만

Korean author: 성공회대학교 동아시아연구소

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946069336