[KS] NKR - new journal

[Naomi]

Please find information on North Korean Review, which I thought might be of interest to list members. - Naomi Hellmann, Development Studies, Brown UniversityNorth Korean Review (NKR) - new journal

The Institute for North Korea, The University of Detroit Mercy, MI, US.

Supplied note: "The Institute for North Korea of the University of 
Detroit Mercy and MacFarland Publishers are pleased to announce the 
publication of a new refereed jounal entitled NORTH KOREAN REVIEW 
(NKR), to be published two times a year. The purpose of NKR is to 
provide both North American and the world community with 
opportunities for improved understanding of North Korea. NKR is the 
first academic journal in North America or Europe focused exclusively 
on North Korea. Topics include culture, Economics, Religion, History, 
Business, Politics, and International Relations. Editor of the 
journal is Dr. Suk Hi Kim Professor of International Finance 
University of Detroit Mercy and its website is at [the URL below]

The Spring 2006 issue contains articles, chronologies, and North 
Korea's economic data:
ARTICLES: Death Sentence for North Korea's Principle of 
Self-Reliance? Market-Enhancing Governance on the Korean Peninsula, 
North Korea's Foreign Trade, Developments and Prospects of the North 
Korean Economic Policies since 1990, The Effectiveness of Economic 
Sanctions, North Korea's Move to a Market Economy, Between Peace and 
War, The North Korean Human Rights Act of 2004, Getting Around 
Pyongyang's Hard-Liners
FEATURES: Chronlogies, North Korean Economic Data - myh."

[Information about an e-journal with an access via a password - ed.]

URL http://www.northkoreanreview.com [alternatively, 
http://www.mcfarlandpub.com/nkr.html]

Internet Archive (www.archive.org) - [the site was not archived at 
the time of this abstract]

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