De-bordering Korea
Subtitle: tangible and intangible legacies of the sunshine policy
By: edited by Valérie Gelézeau, Koen De Ceuster and Alain Delissen
Series: Routledge advances in Korean studies -- v. 27
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2013
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 235
ISBN-13: 9780415637435; 9780203084571
Subjects: Foreign relations
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 211-226) and index.
Table of contents: title: Life on the lines: people and places on the Korean border / Valérie Gelézeau; title: Crossing the border: South Korean tourism to Mount Kumgang / Christian J. Park; title: Heritage management in the Kaesong special economic zone / Élisabeth Chabanol; title: Swinging borders: the Sino-Korean border during the sunshine policy / Sébastien Colin; title: North Korean defector activism and South Korean politics / Danielle Chubb; title: The hard life of North Korean migrants in South Korean society / Éric Bidet; title: Confronting Korean identities in post-Soviet Kazakhstan / Eunsil Yim; title: Facts or acts? Korean news agencies reporting on inter-Korean relations / Perrine Fruchart-Ramond; title: South Korea's encounter with North Korean art: between barbershop painting and true art / Koen De Ceuster; title: Sleeping with the (northern) enemy: South Korean cinema and the autistic interface / Benjamin Joinau; title: The end of romanticism? Teaching the "other" Korea in the sunshine era / Alain Delissen; title: Postscript: debordering, rebordering, unbordering / Charles K. Armstrong.