Divided Korea
Korea, foreign relations
Security, international
International Security
National security
Moral and ethical aspects
Foreign relations
History
"Expanding the discussion beyond geopolitics and ideology, Divided Korea places peninsular tensions in the context of an ongoing struggle over competing forms of identity. In the process Bleiker examines both domestic and international sources of conflict, the legacy of war, and the possibilities fo…
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