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◆The Law of Hegemony = A report predicting the flow of the world order. It applies the 'Kondratiev Wave' proposed by Russian scientist Nikolai Kondratiev. This theory states that the global economy cycles every 50 to 60 years. It separates and discusses the long-term waves of the global economy and the economies of individual countries and regions, forecasting the future of economic hegemony in each cycle. (Written by Yuji Shimanaka, Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Economic Cycle Research Institute / Translated by Jeongmi Lee / Korea Price Information)

◆House of Women = Sol?ne, a successful lawyer in Paris. She meets a group of women at a shelter she visits for volunteer work and gains insight into the lives of marginalized groups. Although she feels powerless against the misfortunes caused by social discrimination and poverty, she also finds hope in their intense activism. It is a belief that even small actions can bring about change. "Only we can save ourselves." (Written by Laetitia Colombani / Translated by Mikyung Lim / Bright World)

◆The Birth of a Writer = A writer born in a place where death and life are indistinguishable depicts hellish scenes and escape routes. Using unfamiliar sensations and chilling individuality, the poet points to intense images and passions. It is a beautiful trace created by the friction between human time and our lives. The title 'The Birth of a Writer' gains persuasiveness here. A writer is one who "searches for lost time," sewing it together and then tearing it apart again. (Written by Eugene Mok / Minumsa)

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