| Details | The Korean Peninsula is arguably one of the most perplexing and paradoxical places on the planet. Today, South Korea conjures up images of a dynamic, vibrant, and modern country. North Korea evokes images of an archaic, desperately poor, and unstable society. Explore Korea’s unique culture and long history with academic and policy analyst Balbina Y. Hwang—and how this tiny corner at the northeastern tip of Asia will likely play a pivotal global role in the 21st century. |
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