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Myunghee Lee

Myunghee Lee is an assistant professor at Michigan State University. Her teaching and research interests include authoritarian politics, democratization, protest and foreign policy. Her regional focus is East Asia, particularly the Korean Peninsula and China.

Bricks in the wall: How North Korean textbooks indoctrinate support for regime

DPRK’s messages can shape defector resettlement in ROK, encouraging engagement but hampering understanding of democracy

Myunghee LeeJuly 15, 2024

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Bricks in the wall: How North Korean textbooks indoctrinate support for regime

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