North Korea South Korea

k.park.pdf

North Korea

South Korea
Edit: P. Anna Paddon October 31, 2012. Elect as Cowichan Crofton MLA, May 14 2013, BC Provincial Elections, Canada.

Email: paz4tunnel@hotmail.ca

North Korea
k.park.pdf

Kim Yong Nam,
president of the
Presidium of the DPRK
Supreme People's
Assembly
Cha Kwang Su was a staunch defender of
Hanbyol, the President, ... cherished belief that
a rosy future is in store for the Korean
revolution and a revolutionary can lead a
calendar>> worthwhile life only when he or she holds the
October 30. 2012 Juch 101 President in high esteem as the center of unity
Kim Yong Nam Receives Credentials from New Finnish and follows him to the end...
Ambassador
Pyongyang, October 30 (KCNA) -- Kim Yong Nam, president of the Kim Ki Nam, member of the Political Bureau and
Presidium of the DPRK Supreme People's Assembly, received secretary of the Central Committee of the WPK
credentials from Matti Heikki Heimonen, new Finnish ambassador
to memorial speech
the DPRK, at the Mansudae Assembly Hall on Tuesday. After
receiving the credentials, he had a talk
with the ambassador. Calender October 30 2012 Juch 101.

A national memorial service for revolutionary
martyr Cha Kwang Su was held here Tuesday, the
80th anniversary of his death.

He was a core member of the first Juche-oriented
revolutionary organization, Down-with
Imperialism Union and the Society for Rallying
Comrades, the first party organization which gave
origin to the Workers' Party of Korea. .
Edit: P. Anna Paddon October 31, 2012. elect as Cowichan Crofton MLA, May 14 2013, BC Provincial Elections, Canada.

North Korea and South Korea:
Edit: P. Anna Paddon

Sources: Andras Konya Adam Schlegel Amanda Baldwin, North Korea and South Korea: Different Perspectives on
Globalization and Its Effects.
Japan
Current
http://wfi.worldforestry.org/media/presentations/korea_k.park.pd

Wkikipedia: Korea; Kim Il Sung 15 April 1912 - 8 July 1994; Etcetera, Politics in North Korea.

주체 k.park.pdf

The Korean peninsula is divided just slightly north of the
38th parallel. It is said to be a “Demilitarized Zone,” called
The DMZ. This separated the country into two political The
areas. Each gained international acceptance trading in
countries such as Canada, the United States, Russia, and
DMZ.
China, and in International Organizations, (IO's) such as
the United Nations, (UN). Each sought independence as
countries, and a form of union. North Korea and South
Korea are compared by Konya, Schlegal, and Baldwin, as
accepted countires with borders, stability, and political
order with the required transportation, economic stability,
and political freedom.
Etcetera. The template lists the irrelevant rubber-stamp "parliament," the Supreme People's Assembly, the probably nonexistent Political parties in North Korea
(besides the WPK), and the staged Elections in North Korea. Is Kim Il-sung less relevant than these?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template_talk:Politics_of_North_Korea

North Korea and South Korea:
Different Perspectives on Globalization
and Its Effects
A ndras Konya, A dam Schlegel, A manda Baldwin

k.park.pdf
Japan
Current

Edit: P. Anna Paddon

Sources: Andras Konya Adam Schlegel Amanda Baldwin, North Korea and South Korea: Different Perspectives on
Globalization and Its Effects.

http://wfi.worldforestry.org/media/presentations/korea_k.park.pd
•http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template_talk:Politics_of_North_Korea
Wkikipedia: Korea; Kim Il Sung 15 April 1912 - 8 July 1994; Etcetera, Politics in North Korea.
•Premier

I have updated the "premier" slot as Pak Pong-Ju has been replaced by Kim Yong-Il (not to be confused with Kim Jong-Il) —The preceding
unsigned comment was added by 24.176.136.221 (talk) 22:30, 11 April 2007 (UTC).

Introduction
two comparable countries with similar culture, history,
and definite point of separation.
Compare the effects of
globalization (or lack
thereof) on two comparable
countries with similar
culture, history, and definite
point of separation.
Pinpoint
strengths/weaknesses of
globalization
Method, not
apples/oranges



History: Korean War
Soviets and Americans decide to divide Korea into their own sphere of
influence
North and South (1948)
Secretary of State Dean Acheson neglected to include Korea in the
US sphere of influence in Asia.
Kim Il Sung took initiative to invade the South (1950)
Kim Il-sung, also romanised as Kim Il Sung (15 April 1912 – 8 July 1994),
was the leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea ,
commonly referred to as North Korea, from its establishment in 1948
until his death in 1994.... Wikipedia.
Feb 2011 – Kim Il - Sung , the father of communist North Korea, began his
political life by fleeing Japanese rule of his homeland.
www.time.com/time.

Kim Il Sung , the son of peasants, was born in Korea in 1912. The
family emigrated to Manchuria and Kim attended a Chinese school.
by John Simkin. www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk

not Stalin but Stalinist
War ends ends in stalemate, 38th parallel, DMZ
Both countries are ruined in the similar manner
Ideal comparison
Each embraces different ideology: totalitarian vs. authoritarian



Path to Globalization

Following the Korean War, a decade of political
turmoil begins
First President Syngman Rhee ousted from office
(1960)
Rigged Elections for vice president cause student
riots
Democracy not initiated
military coup d’etat, Park Chunghee takes over
Park Chunghee begins to build South Korea into
economic power
stability but still not democratic
tool: chaebol


Chaebol System

Conglomerate
large corporation with many
unrelated subsidiaries
centrally planned though
private
lack of input from minor
shareholders
financial security for all
companies involved



Park’s Economic Plans for
Chaebols

Creation Of Export-Oriented
industries
Creation And Fostering of heavy
industry
Maintenance Of Anti-Union
behavior
Protection Of Domestic Market
Pegging Won to Dollar
Chaebols Are Major Force in the
South Korean Economy
1960’s to 1990’s
big enough to utilize limited
resources effectively
government contracts and
Edit: P. Anna Paddon October 31, 2012. Elect
subsidies
as Cowichan Crofton MLA, May 14 2013, BC Provincial Elections, Canada.


Top Chaebols in South Korea

Hyundai
Automobiles
Engineering, construction, shipbuilding and
industrial activity
Finances
Samsung
Electronics
Petrochemicals
Construction (Petronas Towers in Malaysia)
LG
Home appliances and electronics
Petrochemicals and chemicals



Emerging Globalization
(Advantages)
Through the chaebols, South
Korea emerged as an export
leader of the world
Import raw materials to
manufacture exports
Industrialization and Service
Economy
Higher standard of living
better education
more material possessions
increased leisure time
GDP skyrockets from third
world equivalent to Western
European standards



Emerging Globalization
(Disadvantages)
Profits appease populace
as long as they are
positive
economic downturn leads to
civil disobedience and
revolution
no democratic process or
structure to deal with
problems
political stability dependent
on economic situation
authoritarian until 1987,
numerous revolutions,
undemocratic
chaebols are undemocratic

by nature

Decline of Chaebols

Ultimate decline of chaebols
Too big to manage effectively
Core competency (unrelated
industries)
Decline
rise in labor cost
standard of living
competition from other Asian
countries (China)
cheaper workforce
Effect
lower of standard of living to
match competitiveness
contributed to South Korea’s
economic crisis (1997)



Globalization (Financial Crisis)
Unfortunate Economic Events Convergence
banking sector burdened with non-
performing loans
excess debt
lower credit rating
chaebol oversight
and accountability low

Democracy swiftly corrected recession
1998: GDP: -6.6%
1999: GDP: 10.8%
2000: GDP: 9.2%
allowed for greater input of populace

South Korea Conclusion

Globalization
Started To Have:
higher wages
demands for social reforms
South Korea became less competitive,
Ironically,
the good of globalization caused the
bad


History: North Korea

After Korean War, Kim Il Sung takes
over
Nationalization versus Chaebol
“people’s” property versus the highly
private chaebol
while abuses in both, higher standard
of living obvious only in one
Juche (self-reliance)
closed all capital flow
"the hermit kingdom”
Militarization versus Chaebol
to secure power Kim Il Sung diverted
a third economy for military instead
of economic reform (South Korea,
3%)
22 million population, 1.2 million
military
wastes the most able-bodied men of
society with unproductive job
famines every year, starving people

North Korea: Economics
Refusal To Join Global
Markets Through Juche
Lower Standard Of Living
Police State: lack of democratic
institutions
Government Army Legitimacy:
massive famines
Notable Exceptions To Global
Markets
Drugs
Arms Trade
Significant portion of GDP
used for making the military
bigger, not food



Conclusion

North Korea control group,
complete nonacceptance of
globalization

South Korea experienced problems,
it is now on a democratic path with
an economy that is substantially
better in every aspect


North Korea South Korea

Empfohlen

Empfohlen

Weitere ähnliche Inhalte

Mehr von ConstitutionTunnel

Mehr von ConstitutionTunnel (20)

North Korea South Korea