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Modernization in Korea and Taiwan
(5 Pages, 59.75 $ (USD) )
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This 5 page paper considers the issue of the modernization of both Korea and Taiwan and the assertions made by American modernization theorists who claimed that development in economically challenged countries would determine unilinear trends and that economic modernization would inherently lead to political development and the assertion of modern democracy. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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The Korean War & Truman's Seizure Of US Steel Mills
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A 25 page research paper. The 1952 Supreme Court case of Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v Sawyer 343 U.S. 579 circumscribed the powers of the presidency for one of the few times in the history of the United States. Citing both the fragility of the national economy and the needs of the fighting troops of the Korean War, President Harry Truman seized most of the country's steel mills in an effort to avert a steelworkers' strike that could have put troops in active warfare in even more danger stemming from a lack of necessary machinery and materiel. Strikes were commonplace in 1952 when the Supreme Court determined that Truman had overstepped the bounds provided for the presidency by the framers of the Constitution. Other factors were at play, however, and it appears that not all of them were taken into account by the Court. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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Paper Keywords -krewa
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Stalin / USSR Agenda & The Korean War
(12 Pages, 143.4 $ (USD) )
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A 12 page essay on the Stalinist Agenda, the history behind it, and its application to the Korean War, and particularly the 38th Parallel. The writer also addresses the United States' and United Nations' agendas along the same thesis. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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Paper Keywords -krewa, jostal
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Pyong Gap Min/Korean Immigrant Families
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A 5 page analysis of sociologist and researcher Pyong Gap Min's book Changes and Conflicts: Korean Immigrant Families in New York, which deals with the ongoing evolution of the Korean-American family structure in New York City. . The context of this work is particularly focused on the economic integration of Korean households into the small business sector. The central thesis has to do with the ways in which family-owned businesses are adjusting to the changes in family power structures. No additional sources cited.
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North & South Korea / The Danger of Post Cold War Nuclear Arsenals
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A 14 page discussion of the post Cold War nuclear threat imposed by Korea and the socio-political events that have made North Korea so especially dangerous. The writer provides an excellent look at international politics and the problems the U.S. has faced with regard to nuclear proliferation. Great attention is paid to detail. Bibliography lists 11 scholarly sources.
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Paper Keywords -warcold, nukey, colwa
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Nuclear Tensions Between the U.S. and North Korea
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A 20 page paper that presents the nuclear tensions between the United States and North Korea, past and present, and how these tensions have created ongoing economic sanctions against North Korea in the present, despite provisions of the Framework Agreement. This paper postulates a stalemate between the two countries and provides the reasons behind those stalemates. Bibliography lists 20 sources.
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Paper Keywords -nukey
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North Korean Famine
(35 Pages, 418.25 $ (USD) )
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A 35 page paper that explores various issues around the famine, including the U.S.-Korean conflict and how the past influenced the present situation, the statistics and descriptors of the famine itself, the effects of the famine and related nuclear political environment for the East Asian community, the views of various political analysts, and why China doesn't step in. Bibliography lists 22 sources.
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Foreign Aid & Hunger
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The subject of foreign aid is addressed in this 5 page paper which focuses on hunger around the world. Special attention is paid to the current problem in North Korea, as they face mass starvation due to recent flooding episodes. The paper supports U.S. foreign aid. Public opinion is noted as is the United States budget and its ability to help. Also cited are alternatives to handing out provisions. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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