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Book review: Do North Korea’s markets undercut Kim Jong Un or prop up his rule?
Andrew Yeo’s new book explores how capitalist activity can subvert state power while failing to bring fundamental change
Book review: Kim Il Sung and the dictators that dance on bones
In North Korea, only one version of history exists – a common theme in all authoritarian states, Katie Stallard writes
Book review: The intractable dilemma of North Korean human rights
‘The North Korea Conundrum’ explores how to push for the DPRK’s denuclearization without abandoning human rights
Review: Offering red pill about North Korea, new book instead jettisons truth
While aiming to humanize North Koreans, Felix Abt’s latest presents misleading critiques of Western narratives
Why the next South Korean government should reach out to the North
Moon Jae-in, if elected, must establish formal diplomatic relations with the North
A trip to Yanggu and the search for peace on the Peninsula
The towns and villages where the two Koreas meet are the best place to start building a solution
Shades of gray? Challenging the realist view of North Korea
Neoconservative and simplistic approaches to the DPRK haven't worked
Peaceful Korean co-existence, not unification, makes more sense
Those championing, predicting unification are misguided in 'seemingly utopian visions'
Why language isn’t all that matters when it comes to N.Korea studies
Relying on work of others is widespread in academia, so what's wrong with using translations?
Kim rules: How term limits hurt inter-Korean policy
If South Korea's policy changes every five years no progress with the North is likely to take place
