Reviews
It was good because it was a hot 21st century story. And we had maps on every sheet, photographs, and a landscape of cities we didn't think to go to. I wanted to go to countries with different charms, which are common in Western Europe.
It provides vivid information about unknown areas, such as the Cabcas Balkans. Easy and easy to read, easy to understand. I'm dealing with political economic and social issues, but I think it's going to help people who want to travel to these countries.
Kim Byeong-ho: The Road to the Periphery of Europe
From the point of view of the European powers, it's a book that has been written about local issues and local people, going around the country on the outskirts. The situation in Central Asia, the Chamkas, the Balkans, and the Black Sea, was a country-wide phenomenon of 25 well-known countries. The author, who is a current journalist and a scholar, has been a journalist-down author and academically elaborated to take away the safety of a country that is not familiar to us. In the conflict in the East and West to take control of the Eurasian regime, experts are able to see what a choice is being made by the small countries that are at the root of the choice, and they can also hear their citizens' assessment of the top leaders of the countries. The author who points out that the European transitional states struggling to survive and maintain their sovereignty resemble the geo-political destiny of the four powers around them and North Korea, seeking a way for South Korea to go in the ways that European settlers have found.
Korean title: 유럽 변방으로 가는 길
Korean author: 김병호
Korean publisher: 한울
ISBN-13: 9788946063860
Reviews
It was good because it was a hot 21st century story. And we had maps on every sheet, photographs, and a landscape of cities we didn't think to go to. I wanted to go to countries with different charms, which are common in Western Europe.
It provides vivid information about unknown areas, such as the Cabcas Balkans. Easy and easy to read, easy to understand. I'm dealing with political economic and social issues, but I think it's going to help people who want to travel to these countries.
