The world's most secretive state, North Korea is a tiny nation with a big voice on the world stage. Since its foundation in 1948, it has gained both friends and foes, and over the years has become increasingly isolated from the rest of the world. Travel is restricted in and out of the country, the government tightly controls the media and an ideology of self-reliance encourages citizens to pledge allegiance to the nation. This book looks at the challenges that lie ahead for North Korea, nationally and internationally, and asks: in an ever-changing world, can North Korea sustain its reclusive identity?
This is Book 3 in the Who's in Charge? Systems of Power Series. See all Who's in Charge? Systems of Power books here.
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Katie Dicker is a writer and editor who has worked in publishing for over ten years. She has a degree in politics and philosophy but works across a range of titles, from science and natural history to current affairs and the arts. She specialises in children's non-fiction.
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