61. Comparative Connections Japan-Korea Relations: It's The Economy (and Culture), S JapanSouth korea Relations culture and Economics. Seoul and Tokyo s continued coordination of policies on north korea this past quarter was evident not http://www.csis.org/pacfor/cc/0304Qjapan_skorea.html

Japan-Korea Relations October-December 2003 Oct. 2, 2003: A bilateral study group commissioned during the Kim-Koizumi summit in March 2002 advocates Japan-ROK free trade arrangements. Oct. 2, 2003: Japan's Defense Agency decides to develop a new type of radar with improved detection capabilities by fiscal 2006 as part of its plan to build a missile defense system. Oct. 3, 2003: Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Yamazaki condemns North Korean claims that it has almost finished reprocessing 8,000 spent nuclear fuel rods. Oct. 7, 2003: DPRK says it will not allow Japan to participate in any new multilateral talks aimed at curbing Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programs; Chief Cabinet Secretary Fukuda dismisses North Korea's demands. Oct. 8, 2003: PM Koizumi praises China's role in promoting talks to resolve the North Korea nuclear crisis during ASEAN summit in Bali; Japan, China, and South Korea sign first joint declaration pledging security dialogues to promote peace and stability in Asia. Oct. 9, 2003:

62. North Korea | To Pyongyang With Love | Economist.com Foreign culture hits north korea Oct 14th 2004 From The Economist print edition. north korea S leader, Kim Jong Il, is sometimes said to have preferred his http://www.economist.com/research/articlesBySubject/displayStory.cfm?story_ID=32

63. 2005 APA Heritage Month north korea BEYOND THE DMZ OFFERS AN EYEOPENING VIEW OF THE COUNTRY TODAY AND OF segments on the history, culture, and people of north korea. http://www.naatanet.org/heritagemonth/2005/press_northkorea.html

TITLES FOR PRESS WET SAND LABOR WOMEN DAUGHTERS OF EVEREST IMELDA ... NORTH KOREA: BEYOND THE DMZ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: April Elkjer april@elkjer.net Preview tapes are available upon request "NORTH KOREA: BEYOND THE DMZ" OFFERS AN EYE-OPENING VIEW OF THE COUNTRY TODAY AND OF FAMILIES TRAGICALLY SEPARATED FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS BY THE BORDER A film by JT Takagi and Hye Jung Park premieres nationally on public television, beginning May 2005 (check local listings) "Most people think of North Korea as an oppressive dictatorship that rules only by force.... At the same time, it's a mistake to think that the regime stays in power simply by repression. [Kim Il Sung] was a skilled political leader who had real loyalty among all of his followers." - Selig Harrison, author of Korean Endgame from NORTH KOREA: BEYOND THE DMZ "When I was growing up, we learned that North Koreans were communists and evil - and we heard that even had horns, like devils.... Then I found out I had family there." - Jikyung, Korean American

64. Asia Times - News And Analysis From Korea; North And South culture wars, too, are being waged diplomatically as well as passionately north korea, too, diminished in resources but desperately depending on China, http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Korea/EL23Dg01.html

Search Asia Times Advanced Search Korea Northeast Asia's intra-mural mural wars By David Scofield SEOUL - The nuclear dispute isn't the only defining issue involving China, North Korea and South Korea. Culture wars, too, are being waged diplomatically as well as passionately over little-known but breathtakingly lovely tomb murals in Northeast Asia and what these paintings say about more than a thousand years of human development, art and religion. Except for historians of 6th-century East Asian culture, few people know of the controversial Goguryeo tomb murals tucked away in China's remote northeast, but North Korea also claims the art and tombs depicting life, death and an afterlife. And, problematically for both Beijing and Pyongyang, they are found on both sides of the China-North Korea border, with implications for the history of the Manchurian region. South Korea, with the financial resources and academic and political muscle to argue its Korean Peninsula patrimony, has been muted in arguing the case of the Goguryeo murals, its close economic ties with China being a primary reason for its reticence. North Korea, too, diminished in resources but desperately depending on China, has been all but unheard on the issue. China, meanwhile, has mounted a powerful campaign, the Northeast Asian Project, launched in February 2002.

65. World Affairs: Negotiating On The Edge: Patterns In North Korea's Diplomatic Sty Politics and culture / north korea north korea / Foreign relations United States / Relations with north korea South korea / Relations with north korea http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2393/is_1_163/ai_64426448

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles World Affairs Summer 2000 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Related Searches International mediation / North Korea Diplomacy / North Korea Politics and culture / North Korea North Korea / Foreign relations ... South Korea / Relations with North Korea Featured Titles for Advocate, The Air Force Journal of Logistics Air Force Law Review Air Force Speeches ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Negotiating on the Edge: Patterns in North Korea's Diplomatic Style World Affairs Summer, 2000 by Scott Snyder Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. The study of North Korean approaches to negotiation with the United States and South Korea provides an excellent vehicle by which to test a wide range of issues in the theory and practice of negotiation: the way weaker states can seemingly enhance their negotiating power against stronger states; the dynamics and impact of a crisis atmosphere on negotiations; the toughness dilemma (whether toughness or softness yields a better negotiating strategy under certain circumstances); the influence of cultural factors on negotiation approaches and outcomes; and the difference between North Korean engagement with South Korea, and North Korean engagement with a superpower such as the United States.

66. Korea Institute Newsletter culture and Identity in north korea Christine Kim The panel discussion on north korean negotiating behavior, the conference s kickoff event, http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~korea/newsletter/newsletter42_009.html

www.fas.harvard.edu/~korea KI NEWSLETTER Culture and Identity in North Korea Christine Kim Photo (left to right): Prof. Ezra Vogel, Robert Gallucci, Edward Baker, and Prof. Carter Eckert. On May 8 and 9, 1998, the Korea Institute organized what may be the most extensive public education program examining the culture and society of North Korean held in the United States to date. Enabled by the support and co-sponsorship of the Department of Asian Art, Harvard University Art Museums, and of the newly inaugurated Asia Center, the two-day programs included a panel discussion on North Korean negotiating behavior, an exhibition of paintings by North Korean artists, and a full-day conference on the culture and identity of North Korean society. The panel discussion on North Korean negotiating behavior, the conference's kick-off event, drew upon the expertise of two redoubtable "North Korea hands": Robert L. Gallucci, former Special Envoy of the United State, who had played a critical role in averting the North Korean nuclear crisis, and Stephen Linton, a leader of humanitarian aid to North Korea. Comments were added by Alexandre Mansourov, a Post-doctoral Fellow of the Korea Institute who had resided in Pyongyang for many years while attending Kim Il Sung University, and Edward J. Baker, Associate Director of the Harvard-Yenching Institute and the panel's moderator. Conference participants were delighted throughout the weekend by a rare showing of paintings from North Korea, drawn largely from the private collection of Frank Hoffmann, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, and Khin May Zaw. Approximately forty paintings made a special appearance on the walls of the Fairbank Center and Korea Institute in Coolidge Hall, giving viewers a unique glimpse into the cultural dimensions of North Korean life.

67. 1stopKorea - North Korea Trip, Departing Kimland (pg. 11) With a sigh and, well, if that s your culture I guess I should accept it Apparently in north korea your papers are checked more thoroughly on the way http://1stopkorea.com/nk-trip11-departure.htm

Departing Kimland One last day of waking up at 6am on 'vacation'. Only a few more chances to be harried into hurrying by Mr. Baek and Mr. Huk. Only a few more hours until being able to get a real newspaper and watch some international CNN . . . That's what ran through my mind as I hung up the phone from the wake-up call and rested my head back on the lumpy pillow. Only a few more hours and I'd be out of this place. I couldn't imagine the isolation people on extended assignments in Kimland must feel. It had only been four days and to a man we were all dying to get out. I can't remember the last place I'd wanted to leave as much as North Korea. We had our last meal down in Dining Room #2 and boarded the bus for the quick ride back to the airport. For a nice change everyone actually arrived downstairs on time and ready to go. Apparently the Americans in the group weren't the only ones looking forward to getting out. The 30 minute ride back out to the airport was for the most part quiet and uneventful. Just talking to the guides about how unusually busy they were with all the tourists in town for

68. New On Korean Culture: Korea Festival, Insadong, Kimchi, Hanbok, Bulgogi, Korean Korean culture, News on Korean festivals, drama, movie, sports and events. South and north Korean scholars jointly conducted a survey on Goguryeo http://www.korea.net/news/news/newsList.asp?part=106

69. Korea Via The Web The KCC is part of the South korean Ministry of culture. The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs pages on north korea include comments regarding north http://www.isop.ucla.edu/eas/web/koreaweb.htm

UCLA Asia Institute Korea via the Web Art Business and Economics Demography General ... Women Art Choson-Era (1392-1910) Paintings by Korean Literati This is page is part of the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive site. It includes a description of the exhibition housed there in the summer of 1997. Also included are several paintings from the exhibition. Business and Economics Financial Supervisory Service After the 1997 crisis in the South Korean economy, the government created a new financial regulatory body to oversee banks and other financial institutions. At present, the website is thin on content. Korea Economic Institute of America Funded by the South Korean government, this organization's website includes articles from Institute publications, political and other maps of the Korean pennisula, and information about the Institute's activities in Washington and elsewhere in the United States. Korean Stock Exchange A fast and user-friendly resource, the KSE site offers current data and reports as well as historical data on a composite and industry-focused basis. Ministry of Finance and Economy (South Korea) Site includes announcements, policy explanation, and statistics including a daily economic indicator page.

70. Free North Korea! North Korea Lashes Out At US Liberal Culture , 02.11 / 1040 32 north korea criticizes US Liberal culture as War Tactic . Astana Seoul, November. 2 KAZINFORM north korea on Tuesday urged its http://www.freenorthkorea.net/archives/freenorthkorea/001610.html

71. Access Korea - Internet Links On Korea General Sites on korea Arts culture Business Trade Government Links korean War News Newspapers north korea University Based Websites http://www.koreasociety.org/ACCESS/body_access.html

There are a growing number of rapidly changing English-language Internet sites about Korea. The sites listed below represent a small collection of useful portals to this vast universe of other sites or sources of hard-to-find information. It should be used as a starting point. It makes no attempt to cover the enormous multifaceted web that exists on Korea in English. (Note: Each link opens new window.) General Sites on Korea Government Links Korean War North Korea ... University Based Websites General Sites on Korea KOREA.net The official South Korean English-language web site. This site was reorganized a while back and is a bit confusing. However, it is the portal to a treasure trove of official South Korean government information, from press releases to white papers to statistics. Much of the material published here is VERY difficult to find elsewhere. For instance, where else would you find a diagram showing the current structure of the South Korean government? How about a list of current high government officials? Or the press releases, reports, and bulletins of the Ministry of Unification? As with any site that holds tons of information, Korea Net takes time to learn. Korea Web Frank Hoffman’s pages have long been one of the most comprehensive sets of links to things Korean written in English. It will point you to any number of interesting sites, from English-language papers printed in Seoul to technical issues related to the Korean language. A good place to go if you know what you're looking for but don't know where to find it.

72. Bits Of Culture - North Korea BITS OF culture north korea Languages. Official language korean. top . Map. top . Cultural Values. top . Main Religion Death Concepts/Rituals http://www.massgeneral.org/interpreters/b_nkor.asp

BITS OF CULTURE - North Korea Languages Map Cultural Values Health Care Values ... Interesting Facts Languages Official language: Korean Map Cultural Values Health Care Values Diet Interesting Facts

73. North Korea - Christianity Today Magazine Americorps allowed in Catholic schools, and north korea leads Open Door s persecution list. north korean Refugee Subscribe to Books culture Magazine http://www.christianitytoday.com/ctmag/features/international/asia/north_korea.h

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74. BEARING THE CROSS: Forgotten Gulag In North Korea - Christianity Today Magazine Christians in north Korean prison camps are rounded up monthly for torture and executions, says Suzanne Scholte, Subscribe to Books culture Magazine http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2001/010/25.62.html

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75. Search The Web For Society And Culture Regional Asia Regions korean Peninsula Society and culture (3) Listen to this BBC radio documentary recorded in north korea and view photos of host http://www.sino.net/ODP/?/Regional/Asia/North_Korea/Society_and_Culture/

76. US Department Of State – Home Page History, Education, culture The six nation negotiations include north korea, South korea, China, Japan, Russia, and the US more http://www.state.gov/

About the State Department A-Z site index Secretary Condoleezza Rice Former Secretaries of State ... more... H I G H L I G H T S Saturday, September 24, 2005 Hurricane Rita President Bush at FEMA Headquarters (Sept. 23): "I stopped by the center to get a full briefing on Rita. We're now facing yet another big storm, and I appreciate the folks here who are working so hard to help the folks on the ground prepare for the storm." [ full text Hurricane Rita Resources Sudan: Appointment of Cabinet and Opening of the National Assembly State Department Spokesman McCormack (Sept. 22): "We congratulate the Sudanese government and people on the formation of the Government of National Unity. These historic steps of appointment of cabinet ministers and creation of the national legislature are important milestones in the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement. As such, they carry forward the legacy of the late Dr. John Garang, who devoted his life to building a fair peace for all the people of Sudan." [ full text U.S.-China Relations

77. North Korea Weblinks Geography / culture Sites Geography and Data on north korea http//geography.miningco.com/library/maps/blnorthkorea.htm. Geographical Facts on north korea http://www.aems.uiuc.edu/HTML/NKoreaWeblinks.htm

North Korea Web Links Updated 1/07/2003 Lesson Plans Geography Maps Photos ... Home Official Homepage Democratic People's Republic of Korea http://www.korea-dpr.com/ Lesson Plans New York Times Daily Lesson Plans: Nuclear Weapons Talks between Japan and North Korea http://www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/lessons/20021030wednesday.html?searchpv=learning_lessons New York Times Daily Lesson Plans: Exploring Non-Violent Alternatives to Terrorism http://www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/lessons/20021106wednesday.html?searchpv=learning_lessons Teaching about the Korean War http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/koreanwar/ CNN FYI Lesson Plans: EU Establishes Ties with North Korea http://www.cnn.com/2001/fyi/lesson.plans/05/14/eu.nkorea/index.html TIME Magazine: North Korea and Weapons of Mass Destruction http://www.time.com/time/classroom/article/0,12422,366341,00.html Channel One Teacher: North Korean Scud Ship http://channeloneteacher.com/lesson/lesson_arch/lesson_20021212.html

78. North Korea Society And Culture | North Korea And Korean Society And Culture | P Search on north korea Society and culture on Juvio Solutions for Life AlltheWeb - Ask - Gigablast - GoClick - Google - HotBot - Lycos - Revenue Pilot http://www.pinoyshowcase.com/search/Asia/Korea_North/Society_and_Culture/

Pinoy Showcase - North Korea Seach Directory Free URL Submission : Asia Africa Australia Canada ... HTML Templates Search New Sites Popular Sites Suggest a Site Advertise ... Nursing Wellness North Korea Suggest a site in Society and Culture Category North Korea Site Map Pinoy Showcase Asia ... Korea North » Society and Culture Search All Hotels and Resorts Travel Directory about Korea hotels travel beach ... casino Search Friendko Dating about Korea dating personals love singles ... men Search Business Affiliate Directory about Korea business mlm debt loans ... Next Page » Pages: [1] Asia Times: I made pizza for Kim Jong-il An Italian chef recruited by the North Koreans describes his stay in the country. Digital Chosunilbo: North Korea Report News about the DPRK from one of South Korea's major daily papers. Koreascope Information about the North Korean way of life, from a South Korean perspective. Elections in Korea (North) Elections around the world. A database on national elections, bringing results of the last elections and links to parliaments and parties. File: Korea (North)

79. Victor Davis Hanson On North Korea On National Review Online he disclosures of north korean duplicity in acquiring nuclear weapons were or we pondered the same in 1994 in north korea). Third, culture affects the http://www.nationalreview.com/hanson/hanson102502.asp

cddcodebase = "/";cddcodebase454632 = "/"; HELP Author Archive Send to a Friend <% dim printurl printurl = Request.ServerVariables("URL")%> Print Version October 25, 2002 9:00 a.m. A Funny Morality North Korea as metaphor of the times. Thus Mr. Carter once gushed that the Korean dictators, who had executed thousands of their own citizens, had suddenly on his arrival been transmogrified into "intelligent and well informed" statesmen and thus worthy partners in his own Cartesian dialectics. Since his 1994 visit, he has boasted that he never ordered a single military attack during his term, that he was the first American to go to Pyongyang in 43 years, that he wished to begin his Habitat for Humanity project in the North, and that the United States had no business building a missile-defense system since North Korea had no nuclear capability. Indeed, Kim Il-Sung and his dictatorship were seen more as a symptom of poverty or ignorance. For Western idealists, it is apparently too depressing to accept that evil is a perverse desire to satisfy innate human psychic and material appetites at the expense of others. Thus Mr. Carter in his pride assumed that the gift of two multimillion-dollar light-water nuclear reactors would obviously be appreciated as a logical effort to help an impoverished society generate electricity for its people. Why would any sane state use its fissionable material to build bombs with which to blackmail humane societies abroad, when it could power water pumps for its own starving citizens at home?

80. North Korea's Power Play - NIE: Newspapers In Education - The Cincinnati Enquire north korea s Power Play. north korean weapons shaped the country we get a glimpse of today. Plus, you ll explore korea s ancient history and culture. http://www.cincinnati.com/nie/archive/11-05-02/

nie@enquirer.com NIE TOOLS Weekly Lesson Lesson Archive About NIE Search Lessons ... FREE Papers FOR STUDENTS Homework Helper Battleship Maze Tic Tac Toe ... State Capitals FOR TEACHERS Online Lessons FOR PARENTS NIE for parents Homework Helper Grade Level: 7-12 Subject: Social Studies Lesson for November 5, 2002 North Korea's Power Play North Korea has been a hot news topic throughout October 2002, and the last week of the month was no exception. Basically, the country recently admitted to developing uranium-enrichment facilities as part of their secret program to build nuclear weapons. Such efforts violate a 1994 agreement - the so-called "Agreed Framework" - that disallows such activities. In their defense, North Korean officials have said that the United States violated the agreement first: the American government has failed to move toward normal ties with the Asian nation, and there have been long delays in the completion of two civilian nuclear power plants that were promised under the pact. Relations between the U.S. and North Korea have been tense at least since the Korean War, shortly after Korea was first split into two parts - North and South - at the end of World War II. Through the years, North Korea has been extremely secretive regarding its military operations and political agendas, and it has also kept itself relatively isolated culturally and socially from the rest of the world. In this week's lesson, you'll learn about how North Korea's leaders have shaped the country we get a glimpse of today. Plus, you'll explore Korea's ancient history and culture.

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