In this revised edition of his survey, Donald Macdonald examines East Asia's fastest-developing but least-understood nation. He has updated his analysis of Korean politics and society to explain the dramatic South Korean political developments of the past two years. He has also expanded the treatment of North Korea. Assessing Korea's unique position in the developing world, its importance to the United States, and the Korean national character, Macdonald charts the peninsula's path toward becoming an important strategic and economic player on the world stage.
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