North Korea Under Communism: Report of an Envoy to Paradise

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Psychology Press, 2002 - 196 من الصفحات
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After the collapse of the Soviet world North Korea has continued alone on the rigid communist way, in spite of its economic consequences that have led the state beyond ruin - to famine. What are the reasons behind this peculiar choice of direction? Why did the leaders in Pyongyang pursue a policy abandoned not only by the Soviet Union but also by China and Vietnam?
The author of this book spent three years as Head of the Embassy of Sweden in Pyongyang - which, until a few years ago, was the only Western embassy in North Korea. His unique experiences are related with descriptions of day-to-day life and with analyses of economic, political and ideological conditions. A picture is drawn of a society and a political order that defy both human nature and common sense.
 

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Carnival in Pyongyang
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1988a year of afflictions
99
an assessment of the situation in 1988
105
The ideological issue
109
an attempt at orientation
119
Kim II Sungs Marxism
129
As long as the game goes on
135
A summary of the doctrines of Marx and Engels
151

the theories are confronted with the practice
161
theory subordinated to practice
169
The road to ruin
183
Bibliography
191
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Erik Cornell opened the Embassy of Sweden in North Korea in 1975 and served there as Charge d'Affaires until 1977. He commissioned into the Royal Sea Life Guards in 1953 before entering the University of Stockholm, where he gained a Masters Degree in Political Science. He joined the Swedish Royal Ministory for Foreign Affairs in 1958 and has served in Bonn, Warsaw, Addis Ababa, Rome and Pyongyang. He was appointed Ambassador to West Africa in 1982 and to Turkey from 1990-95. He is author of Turkey in the Twenty-First Century, Curzon Press 2001.

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