Moon Jae-in and the politics of reform in south Korea/ Sang Young Rhyu
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Global Asia Vol 13, No 3. September 2018, pp.26-32.Summary: His desire to become a president who communicates with the public in order to create a nation worthy of being called a nation. His efforts to improve inter-Korean relationships and promote peace on the Korean Peninsula have also been enthusiastically welcomed.
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His desire to become a president who communicates with the public in order to create a nation worthy of being called a nation. His efforts to improve inter-Korean relationships and promote peace on the Korean Peninsula have also been enthusiastically welcomed.
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