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Park Han-sik et al.: Thinking beyond the line

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Why does North Korea develop nuclear and military maneuvering? Will North Korea collapse? North Korea is a one-man dictatorship? What do Kim Jong-un and Trump think? Did North Korea support the development of nuclear power in North Korea? What is the relationship between China and North Korea? Is non-nuclearization in North Korea practical? Why do we have to be unified? Can unity be done? The North Korean expert Park Han-kun, a global peace scientist and an intervention of Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton, answers the questions about North and South Korea's relations. He answers these questions and overcomes the prejudices that interfere with conversation and lead to wrong book policies. We also suggest that the unofficial access to North American relations not only are practical guidelines such as how to understand the many words and actions of North Korea, and what should be considered in our dealings with North Korea but also a series of specific strategies for peace unity. This book will give readers a general view of North Korea's problems.

Korean title: 선을 넘어 생각한다

Korean author: 박한식 외

Korean publisher: 부키

ISBN-13: 9788960516274

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LE******
April 2, 2019

North Korea is criticized in a manner that I am not aware of. He's a political scientist, both in Korea and North Korea and in the United States, and he helps us to look at the Korean peninsula problem in international relations.

KK*******
February 24, 2019

You're easy to read. I've been able to break the ignorance and misconceptions about North Korea. And since we've never learned this before, it seems to be a big guide for understanding each other after they are united.

WO******
September 10, 2018

A sense of comfort that breaks the stereotype of looking at North Korea? Maybe we can find out what's been past, and we can even get to the point where we've been wondering.

TO****
August 13, 2018

looking at the problem of North Korea, which is a deep and rich professor's eye, and seeing what I see in many of our societies, it was time to check my prejudices.

HU***
July 26, 2018

The peace of the Korean peninsula was enhanced in the history of the North American Summit and North American summit. The result was that the enemy was turned from hostile to reconciliation and cooperation. That's why we need to know North Korea properly.

DR******
July 6, 2018

In this conversation, he said that his awareness of North Korea and the President of Kim has improved greatly, but his history perception, his internal circumstances, made him think about what it takes and how it works.

WO********
July 6, 2018

I read about the post-democracy Korean society, and it was nice to have a little bit of a feeling of what it meant to be a sweetened one.

KW*****
June 5, 2018

North Korea is not understood, but rather is a dog of the Kim Il-Sung dictatorship. Human rights, spread, and, you know, two small children are blowing their horns in the end. It's useful to see you offer rich money.

WH****
May 12, 2018

We have been able to explain our relationship with the surrounding countries around the Korean peninsula and our role in the future of peace in the Korean Peninsula.

AL*******
May 1, 2018

Today, history, it has been a day of great thrill to watch live TV. I grew up with parents who were anti-school and like the party of themselves, so until becoming adults, North Korea thought that unity was the only way to be united. The shock of the first North and South summit is indescribable. The thoughts that I had taken for granted all my life were shaken. He then decides to open his eyes wide and actively study through books and data and resist the over-the-term brainwashing concepts.

박한식 외: 선을 넘어 생각한다
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