[KS] Re: THINK NO EVIL: KOREAN VALUES IN THE AGE OF GLOBALIZATION

[Ick-Whan Lee]

> I hope this won't be considered a crass commercial message.  I just 
> published a book that members of the Korean studies list may be interested
> in: KOREA DOES NOT BELIEVE IN EVIL: KOREAN VALUES IN THE AGE OF
> GLOBALIZATION. Based on interviews with over 250 Koreans from all walks of
> life, I discover that behind Korea's apparent embrace of globalization lies
> a deep fear of losing everything valuable to it. There is much more as
> well, including criticism of Janelli's argument in MAKING CAPITALISM: THE
> SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CONSTRUCTION OF A KOREAN CONGLOMERATE. I also wonder
> why Koreans don't believe in evil, and if it matters.
> My e-mail address is falford at gvpt.umd.edu if you want to ask me more about
> it, or argue about it. The book is available from Cornell UP, or from
> Amazon.com, etc. C. Fred Alford, Professor of Government, University of
> Maryland, College Park, MD 20742 USA


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