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The author is an expert on North Korean affairs in South Korea. She holds a masters degree from Seoul National University and a doctorate from London School of Economics and Political Science, U. K. .After passing the administrative examination, he worked for 27 years and nine months at the Ministry of Unification, which oversees South Koreas unification policy. He served as the South Korean representative at the negotiating table with North Korea.
She served as the President of Settlement Support Center for North Korean Refugees (Hanawon) from May 2009 to June 2012 and as the President of National Institute for Unification Education from August 2013 to February 2015.
When she was a visiting scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington, D.C., in 2006-2007, she realized that there were no English-language books about North Korean women, so she wrote a book for university students and scholars studying North Korea in the United States and other Western countries. She analyzed the unyielding lives of North Korean women who led a North Korean-style market economy called Jangmadang.
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Preface
Chapter I. Introduction
1.1. Korean Culture on Women
1.2. Colonization of Korea 2
1.3. Kim Il Sung and Women
Chapter II. North Korean Revolution and Women (1945-1953)
2.1. Formation of North Korean System
2.2. Legislation for "Sex Equality"
2.3. Reform Measures for "Sex Equality¡°
2.4. The Responses of Women
Chapter III. Reinstating the Patriarchal Oder (1953-1989)
3.1. Establishment of the Juche Thought System
3.2. Boasting of the Emancipation of Women
3.3. Working-Classization in Traditional Gender Relations
3.4. Patriarchal Order in the Family
3.5. Male Superiority in the Society
3.6. Under-Representation of Women in the Politics
3.7. Coping Strategy of Women
Chapter IV. The Arduous March and the Hour of the Women
4.1. Kim Jong Il Regime
4.2. The Great Famine and Its Social Impacts
4.3. The Plight of Women
4.4. The Hour of the Women
4.5. Changing Society and Women
Chapter V. Conclusion
Appendices
1. List of Interviews Carried out by the Sejong Institute
Appendix 2. List of Books based on Testimonies of the Refugees
Appendix 3. Major Laws related to the Status of Women
Appendix 4. A Note on the Rape in North Korean Penal Code
References
Index |
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