by Chung-in Moon (ed.)

size: A5, 224pages. publisher: Yonsei University Press, 1998.

Table of contents
Part I. The Study of North Korean Regime in Post-Kim ケ Sung Era: Comparative Perspectives
1. The Current State and Tasks of the Study of Change in the North Korean Political System: A South Korean Perspective/ Wan-Kyu Choi
2. Japanese Perspectives on Regime Dynamics in North Korea/ Masao Okonogi
3. American Perspectives on Regime Dynamics in North Korea/ B. C. Koh
4. Regime Dynamics in North Korea: An European Perspective/ Aidan Foster-Carter

Part II. Between Survival and Collapse: Forecasting and Recasting the Kim Jong ケ Regime
5. Kim Jong ケ Regime and the Structure of Crisis: Its Sources, Management, and Manifestation/ Chin-wee Chung & Seoksoo Lee
6. Regime Security and Military Tension in North Korea/ Stephen Noerper
7. The Kim Jong ケ Regime and Economic Reform: Myth and Reality/ Young -Sun Lee
8. Class Conflict and Rehime Crisis in North Korea/ Jae Jean Suh

Part III. Political Regime and Human Life in North Korea: Theory and Practice
9. Human Needs, Human Rights, and Regime Legitimacy: The North Korean Anomaly/ Han S. Park
10. Human Rights in North Korea: A Reinterpretation/ David グ. Steinberg
11. Ecological Crisis and the Quality of Life in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK)/ Peter Hayes, Daved Von Hippel
12. Human Rights and Society in North Korea: An European Perspective/ Pierre Rigoulot