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The two South Koreas : a house divided

By:

CHAIBONG Hahm

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2005Subject(s):

Korea

In: The Washington Quarterly Vol 28 no 3, Summer 2005, pp.57-72 (108)Summary: South Korea today is a bitterly divided country. Clashes between conservatives and progressives over everything from the direction of economic and political reforms to the location of the nation's capital have created a deep domestic fissure

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South Korea today is a bitterly divided country. Clashes between conservatives and progressives over everything from the direction of economic and political reforms to the location of the nation's capital have created a deep domestic fissure

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