Famine in North Korea: Markets, Aid, and Reform
A rigorous study.(Anna FifieldFinancial Times)This book belongs on the list of required reading.(Claudia RosettNew York Sun)This is a haunting, exasperating, sobering look at an ongoing tragedy.(Terry HongThe Bloomsbury Review)The quality of analysis and prose is consistently high throughout.(Brian MyersActa Koreana1900-01-00)A comprehensive and penetrating account.(Swarthmore College Bulletin1900-01-00)A readable, well-researched, and insightful analysis... Highly recommended.(Choice)Famine in North Korea: Markets, Aid, and Reformoffers a systematic bird's eye view of the fundamental causes and consequences of North Korea's famine.(Chung Min LeeAsia Policy)Backed by data treated with appropriate caution, Haggard and Noland cogently present the sad North Korean story... [An] impressive work.(The Lancet)Famine in North Koreais as good as the best of its genre.(Raghav GaihaDevelopment and Change1900-01-00)[An] essential book.(Stephen DevereuxJournal of Economic Literature)This book will be of interest to those in the Korean studies field as well as among humanitarian and public policy circles(Suzy KimThe Journal of Asian Studies1900-01-00)