[This Week's Books] 'Lectures on Modern Economic Geography' and More
Lecture on Contemporary Economic Geography
This book examines all issues related to modern economic life from a geographical perspective, ranging from the activities of transnational corporations to problems surrounding workplaces and consumption. The first edition was published in 2007, followed by the second edition in 2013, and now the third edition has been released. The third edition includes new content on how the world economy and international development are institutionalized and controlled, economic geography from the perspective of climate change, the role of migrants in the labor market, and global production networks. (Written by Neil Co et al. / Translated by Ahn Youngjin et al. / Pureungil)
Challenges of the Korean Economy Seen from the Field
This book compiles two works by former Minister of Strategy and Finance Kang Mansu: "Thirty Years of the Korean Economy Seen from the Field" and "Records of Economic Crisis Response Seen from the Field." It contains thoughts and reflections gained from directly confronting economic policy issues from the development era through the 1997 Asian financial crisis and the 2008 global financial crisis. It traces the trajectory of the Korean economy, which grew from a developing country to an advanced nation?a difficult but awe-inspiring journey. (Written by Kang Mansu / Samsung Global Research)
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The Road to Surrender
This book vividly records the few weeks just before the end of World War II. Centered on real historical figures such as American politician Henry Stimson, soldier Karl Spaatz, and Japanese diplomat Dogo Shigenori, it depicts the circumstances before and after the atomic bomb was dropped on Japan. It reveals the dilemma faced by the United States, torn between saving more lives and killing many with a powerful weapon, as well as Japan’s internal conflict to protect the Emperor even when defeat was certain. (Written by Evan Thomas / Translated by Jo Haengbok / Kkachi)
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