of late Koryǒ
(1)
Reform of King Chungseon
(2)
Reform of King Chungmok
(3)
Reform of King Kongmin
3)
Influx of Hyangni
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Analysis and conclusion
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Reference
1. Introduction
1) Topic
The topic of our team is an analysis of the institutional crisis at the end of Koryǒ regime. According to a common view held by general Koreanscholars, the reforms in the l
of doi moi, too? This question is of great practical importance, since if the Vietnamese reform program was at least partly sharped by external circumstances, it might be difficult to adopt the methods of doi moi in a country whose foreign relations awe too dissimilar from that of post-1986 Vietnam. For example, Vietnamese and North Korean foreign policies have had little in common in the last tw
of NGO or governance. It is regarded for a long time that negotiating and mediating with private opinions is one of the key roles of government. There are more than 700,000 of private associations which are actively participating in public affairs.
Like this, France government has centralized strong power but also democratic and pluralistic. Korean government has something in common with it.
1. Introduction
There is the rapid economic growth of East Asian countries and many scholars attribute these performances to the state's active intervention in the process of economic development. These East Asian countries were called "the developmental state"(henceforth DS). Japan and four East Asian dragons - Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong - have achieved economic grow
Ⅰ. Introduction
1. Purpose of Research
The following are the main purposes of this research: analyzing the event of North Korea Collapse and the following scenarios which were assumed by scholars, suggesting different diplomatic strategy and relations of foreign countries and counter-plan of government of South Korea, and finding the role of U.N. in the event of North Korea Collapse and i