How Beijing Sees Korea
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North Korea's Tightly Woven Control
This chapter examines North Korea's intricate relationship between political authority and economic progression, focusing on the regime's hesitance to embrace foreign investment out of fear it may compromise their narrative. Historical parallels with China and Taiwan are drawn to illustrate potential repercussions of opening the borders, while the experiences of North Korean students highlight the complexities and risks of cross-border interactions. The chapter further reflects on China's evolving stance on democracy and its implications for both North Korea and the international community.
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