[Book] North Korea’s Nuclear Cinema: Simulation and Neoliberal Politics in the Two Koreas
Elizabeth Shim published a new book based on a decade of journalism and research.
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Elizabeth Shim published a new book based on a decade of journalism and research.
The Centre for Korean Studies (University of Sheffield) seeks works for a conference in April 2025 (submission deadline: November 27, 2024).
In a podcast by 48forward, Prof. Rüdiger Frank discusses North Korea's growing alliance with Russia and China amid rising global tensions positions it as a key player in the new Cold War.
Dan Gudgeon and Kim Dong Jin published a peer-reviewed article about the concept of the Triple Nexus and linking it to the Korean Peninsula.
In a Podcast hosted by Deutschlandfunk, Prof. Rüdiger Frank and Prof. Bernd Stöver elaborate on the historical roots of North Korea, its unique ideology of "Juche," and its provocative interplay with global powers.
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