Korea seen from abroad

목차 (Table of Contents)

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• PREFACE = 5
• CHAPTER Ⅰ. ON PRESIDENT PARK AND HIS POLICIES = 9
• Changes on Korean Peninsula(Editorial, Japan Times, Japan January 6, 1973) = 10
• President Park's Leadership(Saigon Post, Vietnam February 2, 1973) / Nguyen Phuc = 13
• President Park's New Initiatives(Saigon Post, Vietnam June 28, 1973) / Nguyen Phuc = 16
• Drastic Changes in Seoul's Policy(Editorial, Jakarta Times, Indonesia June 25, 1973) = 19
• Interview with President Park(Copley News Service, U.S.A. June 4, 1974) / James Cary = 22
• Park on Two Korea as Members of UN(Delegates World Bulletin, U.S.A. October 7, 1974) / Marie-Claude Chapon = 28
• Democracy Not Dead in South Korea(The Washington Post, U.S.A. December 7, 1974) / Jack Anderson = 33
• CHAPTER Ⅱ. ON THE SOUTH-NORTH DIALOGUE = 37
• Korean Unity : A Small Beginning(The New York Times, U.S.A. June 26, 1972) / Tillman Durdin = 38
• Towards Korean Unity : An Era of Confrontation with Dialogue(Statesman, India April 7, 1973) / V. M. Nair = 42
• South Korea, After 20 Years : In the Pursuit of a Means for Unification(L'Orient-Le Jour, Lebanon December 11, 1973) / Joseph G. Chami = 48
• Peace in Korea?(Feature Article, El Ovaciones, Mexico March 1, 1974) = 56
• Groping for Detente(World, U.S.A. April 10, 1974) / Milton Viorst = 59
• What Is Keeping the Two Koreas Apart ...(The Sunday Mail, Singapore February 17, 1974) / Mark Frankland = 61
• CHAPTER Ⅲ. ON THE THREAT FROM THE NORTH = 65
• Pentagon Official Reports Big North Korean Step-up(The New York Times, U.S.A. February 23, 1974) / Leslie H. Gelb = 66
• New Korea Confrontation(Aftenposten, Norway February 21, 1974) = 68
• Naval Incident Between Korean Vessels(La Prensa, Argentina February 23, 1974) = 72
• The North Korean's Latest Calculated Move(Saigon Post, Vietnam September 4, 1973) / Nguyen Phuc = 74
• The Hypocrisy of Kim Il-sung(South China Morning Post, Hong Kong March 11, 1974) = 77
• Is Kim Preparing for War?(Bangkok World, Thailand March 19, 1974) / Prasong Wittaya = 79
• Tensions Renewed on Front in Korea(Washington Post, U.S.A. April 1, 1974) / Don Oberdorfer = 83
• Mrs. Park's Assassin Found to Have Communist Ties(The Rising Tide, United Kingdom August 26, 1974) / Hal MacKenzie = 86
• North Korea Puts Missiles Within Range of Seoul(Daily Telegraph, United Kingdom October 30, 1974) / Clare Hollingworth = 88
• CHAPTER Ⅳ. ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT = 91
• The Rags-to-Riches Boom in South Korea(Toronto Star, Canada January 17, 1973) / Mark Gayn = 92
• From Ashes to Phoenix(Jakarta Times, Indonesia August 18, 1973) / Fahmi Mu'thi' = 96
• The Booming South : Upturn in Korea(Sunday Star ＆ Daily News, U.S.A. April 30, 1973) / Henry Bradsher = 100
• South Korea, Intent on Industrialization : Strives to Become a Power in Shipbuilding(The Wall Street Journal, U.S.A. February 28, 1974) / Norman Pearlstine = 103
• South Korea Sets Goal of Becoming World's Major Shipbuilder(Morgenbladet, Norway May 2, 1974) = 109
• Korea Makes Most of Its Chances(Toronto Sun, Canada September 25, 1974) / Lubor J. Zink = 113
• CHAPTER Ⅴ. ON TOURISM = 121
• A Top Travel Bargain in Orient(Chicage Tribune, U.S.A. March 3, 10, 17, 1974) / Kermit Holt = 122
• This Is the Place to Go(Hong Kong Standard, Hong Kong September 9, 1973) / Ralph Modder = 144
• CHAPTER Ⅵ. ON THE NEW COMMUNITY MOVEMENT = 149
• Korea Challenges "Agriculture Self-Sufficiency"(Nihon Keizai Shinbun, Japan October 30, 1972) / Susumu Sanji = 150
• New Road Alters Life in South Korea Town(The New York Times, U.S.A. February 13, 1973) / Richard Halloran = 157
• Korean Farm Villages' "Will to Do"(Sankei Shinbun, Japan June 11, 1973) / Seiji Yagasaki = 160
• Korean Farm Villages Have Begun to Change(Mainichi Shinbun, Japan June 28, 1973) / Yoshimasa Furuno = 164
• Korean Farmers Go Collective(Sacramento Union, U.S.A. October 27, 1973) / K. W. Lee = 169
• South Korean Government Strives to Bring Country's Agriculture into 20th Century(The Wall Street Journal, U.S.A. February 11, 1974) / Norman Pearlstine = 176
• Slowly, a Village Changes in South Korea(The Washington Post, U.S.A. November 7, 1974) / Don Oberdorfer = 179
• CHAPTER Ⅶ. ON KOREAN CULTURE = 183
• A Cultural Renaissance Sweeps in Korea(The New York Times, U.S.A. June 5, 1973) / Richard Halloran = 184
• Music : P'ansori Preview(Christian Science Monitor, U.S.A. April 5, 1972) / Susan Drysdale = 187
• Korean National Dance Company(The Times, United Kingdom September 5, 1972) / John Percival = 190
• Lady Ambassadors from Korea : An Evening with the Korean Folk Dance Group in Vienna(Salzburger Volksblatt, Austria October 17, 1972) = 193
• Exhibition of Korean Printing in Mainz(The German Tribune, West Germany January 31, 1974) / Birgit Cremers = 195
• Kyung-wha Chung Offers High Musical Adventure(Montreal Star, Canada March 27, 1974) / Thomas Willis = 197
• Autumn Stroll in Seoul(Mainichi Shinbun, Japan October 30, 1973) = 199
• Tourists and Tombs in S. Korea(The Washington Post, U.S.A. November 17, 1974) / Don Oberdorfer = 203