Re-unification of North and South Korea

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September 13, 2015

 

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Ideological, social, and economic differences are so extreme that re-unification appears very remote. While the Korean Peninsula seems ‘frozen in time’, internal changes in the North could ultimately force a fundamental transformation of the Peninsula (Pollack & Chung, 1999: 1). North Korea’s vulnerability increases as its past alliances with Russia and China diminish...
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North Korea’s vulnerability increases as its past alliances with Russia and China diminish. “North Korea’s defining imperative is no longer to present itself as an alternative model for Korean unification, but to arrest its internal decline and avoid extinction as a political, economic, and social system’ (Pollack & Chung, 1999:1)...
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