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North Korea Culture:     more books (31)

North & South Korea (Culture In…) North Korean Culture: Juche, Culture of North Korea, International Friendship Exhibition, Women in North Korea, Pyongyang Politics and Culture in South and North Korea (Routledge Advances in Korean Studies) by Dennis Hart, 2010-08-01 The Hidden People of North Korea: Everyday Life in the Hermit Kingdom by Ralph Hassig, Kongdan Oh, 2009-11-16 Korea - Culture Smart!: the essential guide to customs & culture by James Hoare, 2006-09-05 North Korean Culture and Society (BMP OCCASIONAL PAPER) by Beth McKillop, Jane Portal, 2004-12 North Korea: The Politics of Unconventional Wisdom by Han S. Park, 2002-03 North Korea: Ideology, Politics, Economy The Northern Region of Korea: History, Identity, and Culture (Center for Korea Studies Publication) Korea (Discovering Cultures) by Sarah De Capua, 2005-01 NORTH KOREA: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Countries and Their Cultures</i> by SONIA RYANG, 2001 Divided Korea: Toward a Culture of Reconciliation (Borderlines) by Roland Bleiker, 2005-03-19 2009: The Year of North Gyeongsang Folk Culture Special Exhibition - Embracing Neo-Confucian Ideals (Catalogue) by National Folk Museum of Korea, Wi Chul, 2009 The Development Strategy of Self-Reliance (Juche) and Rural Development in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (East Asia: History, Politics, Sociology and Culture) by Phillip Hookon Park, 2002-04-12

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81. OTN Explores North Korea Speak: Vindicated By Archaeology
    A research team of the korean Central History Museum discovered 25 dolmens in Osan-ri, Sunan district, Category Science Social Sciences Regional Asia north korea a straightforward news story a rare gem in the north korean media. prove that Pyongyangwas the centre of ancient korea as well as of ancient culture.  
    http://www.megastories.com/nkorea/nkspeak/dolmen.htm
    
    Extractions: Personally I found this story profoundly disappointing. It so nearly managed to become a straightforward news story - a rare gem in the North Korean media. But at the last hurdle, a line of political propaganda slipped in insidiously, when the writer was probably already relaxing from a job well done! (Editor) Pyongyang, September 3 (KCNA) Historical relics have been unearthed in Korea. Recently, a research team of the Korean Central History Museum discovered 25 dolmens in Osan-ri, Sunan district, Pyongyang. The dolmen tombs are on ridges of Chongryong mountain range. A survey of tombs' structure and relics discovered there says that they are 3,500 years old. Each of those tombs of Mukpang-ri type was built by piling up small stone plates to make a burial chamber and its roof was covered with one big flat stone. The burial chamber remains in its original state. This shows that people at that time had advanced stone-processing and stone-building knowhow. The floor of the chamber is rectangular. The size of the chamber of a tomb is 180 centimetres in length, 140 cm in width and 80 cm in depth. The flat stone is 360 cm long, 280 cm wide and 67 cm thick.

82. Nations Online :: Korea (South) - Hanguk
    ethnic group with their own language, culture, and customs This year South korea cohosts,the FIFA World communist-style government was installed in the north.  
    http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/korea_south.htm

83. Directory :: Look.com
    Paper on north korea DPRkorea.com Quasiofficial site about north korean culture,politics, and business. Digital Chosunilbo north korea Report News about the  
    http://www.look.com/searchroute/directorysearch.asp?p=171409

84. Country Profiles: North Korea
    is able to produce 200 tons of gelatin yearly, a substance used in culturing germs(and 2 percent of gelatin is required in germ culture), north korea has the  
    http://www.nti.org/db/profiles/dprk/bio/chron/NKB_CHGO_bg.html

85. Country Profiles: North Korea
    Production of growth media—agar, peptone, yeast extract (from breweries)—inNorth korea is probably sufficient to culture large quantities of BW agents.  
    http://www.nti.org/db/profiles/dprk/bio/over/NK_B_OeGo.html
    
    Extractions: Introduction An examination of open-source data finds varying assessments concerning North Korea and its purported capabilities in biological weaponry. These estimates can range from North Korea having a rudimentary biological warfare (BW) program, to actual possession of biological weapons already deployed. One recent South Korean Ministry of Defense analysis released to the public have concluded that, without positing which ones, North Korea has weaponized 1-2 BW agents. General Thomas A. Schwartz, Commander of US Forces in Korea (USFK), stated in testimony before the US Senate in March 2002 that "...North Korea has the capability to develop, produce and weaponize biological warfare agents." A day later (6 May 2002) John R. Bolton, Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security at the US State Department, described North Korea’s biological weapons capabilities the following way:

86. CLASSIFIEDS.TERADEX.COM - Regional/Asia/North Korea/Society And Culture
    History, Personal Homepages, Human Rights, CLASSIFIEDS / Regional / Asia / NorthKorea / Society and culture. Page 1 of 1 Submit Classifieds Ad Edit Ads  
    http://classifieds.teradex.com/Regional/Asia/North_Korea/Society_and_Culture/

87. Asiadragons.com Asia Guide
    Myanmar (home) New Government, Society / culture Nepal (home) Business/ Economy, Travel north korea Government, News / Media  
    http://asia.asiadragons.com/

88. Korea Times Culture
    korea Business,korea Technology, korea IT, korea Industry, korea Finance,koreaculture, korea Sports, korea Editorial,korea Stock, north korea News, korea  
    http://times.hankooki.com/culture/culture.htm

89. Internet Resources On Korea
    An annotated list of Internet resources on the politics, society, history, and cultureof north and South korea the korea section of an annotated directory  
    http://newton.uor.edu/Departments&Programs/AsianStudiesDept/korea.html
    
    Extractions: North Korean Nuclear Crisis Korea: Information Korea: History South Korea: General ... Famine in North Korea Korea: Information Access Korea Internet Resources on Korea Journal of Korean Studies Korea Infogate Korea Telecom's Yahoo-style English-language portal for information on Korea KoreaWeb.ws - Your Information Gateway to Korea Frank Hoffmann's Korean Studies portal: discussion list; book reviews; links for numerous categories from art to women Korea Window Korea Wisenut (in Korean) a search engine Republic of Korea - Country Information South Korea Country Analysis Brief Teaching About Korea Lesson plans for integrating Korea into Social Studies curriculum, developed by the Korean Studies Council International Things Korean WashingtonPost.com: Korea Special Report Latest story; overview; key stories; Web links Yahoo! Korea Directory of Korean-language Web sites Asian Film Connections: Korea Association for Korean Music Research "an international community of scholars & performers devoted to promoting, exchanging, & advancing in-depth study of Korean music as a distinctive cluster of traditions": newsletter; bibliography; discography

90. Japanese Consulate Of Kansas City | Culture And Education
    will also discuss Japan's ongoing efforts towards normalization of relations withNorth korea. concept of nature as it relates to people, society and culture.  
    http://www.kansascity.us.emb-japan.go.jp/culture/calendar.html

91. CNS - North Korea: Nuclear Infrastructure
    Republic of korea,” 1 January 1999, Foreign Media Division of the korean OverseasCulture and Information Service; Yongpyo Hong, “north korea’s First 50  
    http://cns.miis.edu/research/korea/nuc/engage.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Publications N. Korea Overview To achieve the goals listed above, the Kim Dae-jung administration has sought to formulate the sunshine policy by adopting seven policy guidelines. These include: Revival of the stalled inter-Korean dialogue through the exchange of high-level envoys and implementation of the 1991 Basic Agreement.

92. Columbia Standard On Line - News Article
    Linton believes that more than anything else, north korea's cultureinhibits international perception of their urgent need. They  
    http://www.columbia.edu/cu/standard/Mar96/news/korea.html
    
    Extractions: The Columbia Standard Online Edition START NEWS "I do my work in tears," stated Stephen Linton, director of the Eugene Bell Centennial Foundation (EBCF), and also a Research Fellow at Columbia University’s Center for Korean Resarch. As the head of EBCF, Linton is driven by a sense of urgency to help provide humanitarian aid to relieve the current food shortage crisis in North Korea. According to officials of the United Nations (UN) World Food Programme (WFP), about 2.1 million children and about 500,000 pregnant and nursing mothers are at greatest risk. They face possible starvation in North Korea's bitterly cold winter. A combination of factors have contributed to North Korea's 1.7 million ton shortfall in last year's rice production. Torrential rain late last summer caused floods which devastated the fall rice harvest by about a third. As a result, Communist North Korea issued an unprecedented plea for humanitarian aid from the West. The natural disaster was "the straw that broke the camel's back" according to Trevor Page, director of the WFP's office in North Korea's capital, Pyongyang. Problems resulting from North Korea's state-dominated agriculture, a stagnating economy, a demoralized work force, lack of foreign exchange and investment, chronic fuel shortages, crumbling infrastructure, and the upkeep of the world’s fifth largest army have all contributed to its current humanitarian and economic crisis.

93. Teacher Pages: Grades 1-3
    In this area, the students probably have a shared culture. Likewise, in both Northand South korea, people celebrate the New Year with a custom that began many  
    http://www.eduplace.com/ss/current/1-3_support.html
    
    Extractions: Activities and Teacher's Guide: Grades 1-3 here for information on downloading the software. Economics: How Much Does School Cost? Read or summarize the Current Events article to students. Ask students to work in groups to brainstorm expenses for their school (e.g., books, computers, teacher salaries, musical instruments, heat, light bulbs). Tell students that one sample school district divided their expenses into the following main categories: Instruction, Transportation, Athletics and Student Activities, Custodians and Building Operations, and Administration. Put these headings on the board, and have students suggest which topics some of their expenses should go under. List their expenses and help them add others. Explain that finding places to cut in school budgets is usually very difficult. Have each group choose one expense that they definitely wouldn't want to cut in their school's budget. Ask them to write down the expense as well as why they think it would be important not to cut it. As an example, you could mention that they may not want to cut new computers out of the budget because training on the latest equipment will help students learn the computer skills they need to find good jobs. Have each group take turns to orally describe and defend their choices for expenses not cut.

94. Seoul Daily
    With sections on business, sports, environment, politics, science, technology, and Asian affaris.Category Regional Asia South korea News and Media north korea likely to exploit Iraq war, analysts warn The State SEOUL, South korea (KRT) - The US-led war against Iraq is likely to speed north korea's  
    http://www.seouldaily.com/
    
    Extractions: The UN Security Council expressed concern yesterday about North Korea's nuclear program but failed to condemn its withdrawal from a global weapons treaty as the United States demanded because of Chinese and Russian opposition. Nonetheless, US Ambassador John Negroponte said the United States was satisfied with the outcome of the 90-minute, closed-door meeting(Getty Images)... SEOUL: The United States said yesterday the first major revision of the US-South Korea military alliance in 50 years would produce a stiffened deterrence against North Korea.The pledge came amid concern in South Korea over proposals to pull back US troops from the tense border with the North(Getty Images)...

95. Speech A Self-Interested Case For Human Rights In North Korea
    If through some miracle it were to happen today, north korea's cultureof violence would put South korea's achievements at risk.  
    http://www.iie.com/papers/noland0202.htm

96. American Federalist Journal - News And Opinion About Politics,
    hostage. The debate is over, it is time to vote and move on. TemporaryAppeasement for north korea by Charles Krauthammer. It's only  
    http://www.federalistjournal.com/
    
    Extractions: by Dennis Prager Rachel Corrie chose to side with a society that breeds some of the cruelest murderers of innocent people in the world. Rachel Corrie gave her life trying to protect people whose declared aim is to annihilate another country. In the name of saving children's lives, Rachel Corrie chose to defend a society that teaches its young children to blow themselves up and which deliberately targets children for death. And Rachel Corrie went to America's enemies to burn her country's flag.

97. ?
    The summary for this Korean page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
    http://www.mct.go.kr/arirang/e_index.html

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