How do we explain Park Chung-Hee’s determination to push through the coup d’état in 1961 and the modernization programs afterward? How did his family’s poverty and his experiences in Manchuria, Japan, and China affect his later career as South Korea’s leader? How would he have answered his critics’ charge that he was a pro-Japanese collaborator and a Communist renegade? How can we explain his harsh suppression of domestic dissidents...
Chong-Sik Lee’s previous works include The Politics of Korean Nationalism (1963), Communism in Korea (coauthored with Robert A. Scalapino, 1973, and the winner of the Woodrow Wilson Foundation award of the American Political Science Association as the best book of the year), Revolutionary Struggle in Manchuria (1983), and Japan and Korea: Political Dimension (1985). He has also published four biographies of Korean leaders. He is currently Professor...
Review of Chong-Sik Lee, Park Chung-Hee: From Poverty to Power (Lee’s) book makes a unique and momentous contribution to broadening our factual knowledge not only about Park and his government but also the colonial and post-liberal historical periods in which he lived. In addition, the analysis provides a notable contribution to the expansion of our theoretical knowledge about how early socialization and adult learning shapes and reshapes our mindsets....
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. How do we explain Park Chung-Hee's determination to push through the coup d'etat in 1961 and the modernization programs afterward? How did his family's poverty and his experiences in Manchuria, Japan, and China affect his later career as South Korea's leader? How would he have answered his critics' charge that he was a pro-Japanese collaborator and a Communist renegade? How can we explain his harsh suppression of domestic dissidents and opponents? In trying to answer these and other questions, Lee presents a kaleidoscopic history of modern Korea from the 1890s to the 1960s. Like Park, the author also grew up under Japanese rule and lived in Manchuria, where Park spent more than three years. This meticulously researched book uses Korean, Japanese, and English sources to put Park's life into historical context. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781475117042
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