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Volume 13, Issue 2.
Summer
Conventional wisdom, both Korean and non-Korean, assumes the division of this strategic peninsula to be temporary. Officially, the Korean War still has not ended but is in a state of armistice. Popular belief also accepts as true that the greatest obstacles to Korean reunification are the East-West rivalry and the balance of power in the North ... read morePacific. Charles S. Lee, however, argues that domestic conditions in North and South Korea actually present the more serious hurdle- a hurdle unlikely to be disposed of too quickly.
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