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On "Red Banner philosophy," see "Red Banner Philosophy as Kim Jong Il's Ruling Tool," Vantage Point (Naewoe Press, Seoul), Mar. 1997. Hwang's views as expressed in the Moscow meeting of Feb. 1996 are from the Izumi interview, Mar. 8, 1997.
The Two Koreas in Time of Trouble: South Korean economic data from Korea Economic Institute of America. North Korea in eighth year of economic decline, Vantage Point, July 1998, quoting the Bank of Korea (Seoul). IMF report on North Korea, Confidential, prepared by Asia and Pacific Department, IMF, Nov 12, 1997. U.S. Census estimates from Nicholas Eberstadt.
CHAPTER 16: TURN TOWARD ENGAGEMENT
Into the Heavens, Under the Earth: Satellite launch data from KCNA, September 4, 1998. Sanger's article, "North Korea Site an A-Bomb Plant, U.S. Agencies Say," NYT, Aug. 17, 1998. Livingston quotes from the WP, Sept. 1, 1998.
Toward an Aid-Based State: The new DPRK cabinet, from Yoo Young-ku, Vantage Point (Seoul), Mar. 1999. Marcus Noland's data from his paper, "North Korea's External Economic Relations," Institute for International Economics, 2001.
Perry to the Rescue and Engaging the United States: These sections are based in part on interviews with William J. Perry, Madeleine Albright, Wendy Sherman, Charles Kartman, Robert Einhorn, and other U.S. officials. Vice Marshal Jo's bio is from Vantage Point (Seoul), Mar. 1999, and ROK press reports.
Summit in Pyongyang: Translated text of Joint Declaration from ROK embassy, Washington, Mar. 23, 2001. Kim Dae Jung quote on one people, Financial Times, July 16, 2000.
INDEX
Table of Contents
PREFACE TO THE NEW EDITION
A NOTE ON KOREAN NAMES
1. Where the Wild Birds Sing
THE EMERGENCE OF Two KOREAS
WAR AND ITS AFTERMATH
THE ORIGINS OF NEGOTIATION
KIM IL SUNG
CONVERSATIONS WITH THE SOUTH
2. The End of the Beginning
PARK CHUNG HEE
WASHINGTON BLINKS AT PARK'S Coup
THE IMPACT OF YUSHIN
3. The Trouble Deepens
THE STRUGGLE WITH JAPAN
THE UNDERGROUND WAR
CHALLENGE FROM THE NORTH
ECHOES OF SAIGON
THE SOUTH KOREAN NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROGRAM
MURDER IN THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE
4. The Carter Chill
CARTER'S WITHDRAWAL: ORIGINS AND IMPLEMENTATION
THE VIEW FROM PYONGYANG
END OF THE CARTER WITHDRAWAL
5. Assassination andAftermath
THE COMING OF CHUN Doo HWAN
THE KWANGJU UPRISING
THE FIGHT TO SAVE KIM DAE JUNG
6. Terror and Talk
THE NEGOTIATING TRACK
FLOODS AND FACE-TO-FACE TALKS
KIM IL SUNG AND THE SOVIET CONNECTION
7. The Battle for Democracy in Seoul
CHUN'S SUCCESSION STRUGGLE
THE ELECTION OF 1987
8. The Great Olympic Coming-Out Party
THE COMING OF THE OLYMPICS
THE BOMBING OF KAL FLIGHT 858
THE RISE OF NORDPOLITIK
WASHINGTON LAUNCHES A MODEST INITIATIVE
9. Moscow Switches Sides
THE ROOTS OF CHANGE
GORBACHEV MEETS ROH
THE SHEVARDNADZE MISSION
"HOW LONG WILL THE RED FLAG FLY?"
SOVIET-SOUTH KOREAN ECONOMIC NEGOTIATIONS
10. China Shifts Its Ground
A VISIT TO NORTH KOREA
CHINA CHANGES COURSE
11. Joining the Nuclear Issue
THE ORIGINS OF THE NUCLEAR PROGRAM