The political economy of Korean reconciliation and reform
By: editor, James M. Lister ; assistant editors, Peter M. Beck, Florence M. Lowe-Lee
Contributors: Lister, James M.
Publisher: Korea Economic Institute of America
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 120
Copyright date: 2001
Subjects: Economic conditions; Korean reunification question (1945- )
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

Also available via Internet from the KEI web site (PDF files only). Address as of 11/28/01: http://www.keia.org/winder.pdf
Table of contents: title: Inter-Korean reconciliation, economic cooperation, and the role of major powers / Joseph Winder.  Security dynamics. The challenges of balancing inter-Korean detente with big power politics / Park Tong-hwan; title: Establishing a security mechanism on the Korean peninsula / Xia Liping; title: Crafting a peace mechanism for the Korean peninsula / Liu Ming; title: The KEDO LWR Project : locomotive for peace and reconciliation in Korea / Yang Chang-seok; title: The human face of division : separated families and South Korea's Sunshine Policy / James Foley.  North-south economic cooperation. The role of economic cooperation in rapprochement on the Korean peninsula / Yoon Deok-ryung; title: North Korea's economic development: an agenda for cooperation / Richard Christenson; title: Potential for multilateral economic cooperation in North Korea / Bradley Babson; title: Expanding international economic cooperation on the Korean peninsula / Yu Xintian.  The logic and underpinning of reform. Reconstructing North Korea's economy / Sri-ram Aiyer; title: Cultural implications of IMF conditionality for South Korea /Teresa Shim; title: Strong presidents, weak democracy? : problems of democratic consolidation in South Korea / Aurel Croissant; title: South Korea : the politics of three transitions / Kim Sun-hyuk.