Lee Ki-hwan: Anatomy of Greek Shipping

Greece's growth from today to the world's most powerful and difficult country, despite its poor environment, is a reminder that the experience of using the ocean to preserve freedom was working over 2,500 years ago. As the writer was teaching the lectures on the bad financials from the early 2000s, and was reading literature, the authors saw a lot of Greek people and thought they should learn Greece. Then, with the government's financial support, he started a graduate course to raise the marine financial capital and then worked with Greek universities and became fond of Greece. And I wanted to identify the factors in Greek shipping. Then, early in the year 2004, when I was chosen as a research project for the Human Sciences and Sciences of the Korean Research Foundation, I found all the data and new data that I had collected and put some sort of decomposing mogorigo on the planet. Part 1 is made up of two sections that understand Greece and are looking at what it has to do with us. Our country, which has now grown to the world's greatest shipbuilding state, has been started in particular by the Greek lord Libanos. In that sense, Greece is considered to have contributed a significant to the development of our shipbuilding. Part 2 is a historical background of Greece's growth into the world's most powerful and well-being power today, which has three chapters. Greece has had a lot of experience and knowledge from ancient times, and it seems that even in the Roman and Ottoman times, the ocean power remained steady despite its loss of power.

Korean title: 그리스 해운의 해부

Korean author: 이기환

Korean publisher: 법문사

ISBN-13: 9788918914213