1
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What type of system does North Korea have?
A
Authoritarian communist dynasty.
2
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What type of system does South Korea have?
A
Democracy
3
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How do their economies differ?
A
North = isolated, South = advanced.
4
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What is the key military difference?
A
North = nuclear focus, South = modern + US alliance.
5
Q
What defines North Korea?
A
Centralized power + dynasty.
6
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What defines South Korea?
A
Democracy + global integration.
POL232 - Post Mid-Term
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Decks in class (27)
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Politburo Standing Committee (PSC) & MAO early CCP power7
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1980s Reform Era & Elite Politics7
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CENTRAL COMMISSION FOR DISCIPLINE INSPECTION (CCDI) & Hu JIntao vs xi jinhing5
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Xi's ideological consolidation & CMC9
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NPC & State Council9
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Party Control Over the State3
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Basics of Japan FP & Historical Foundations & US-Japan Sec treaty10
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US-Japan Guidelines & Arms exxport policy & Yoshida Doctrine7
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nuclear policy3
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China - Leadership Transition & Policy Shift & Economic Reforme7
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Tiananmen Square5
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Jinping Era (Rise to power, governance, initiatives, dom policies, anti-corruption campaign)10
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OTHER FP JAPAN & CHINA4
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China FP & Influences on FP & Decision-making structure9
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China - Leadership Structure, Small groups & real decision making9
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China's global ambitions, 2 views of china & historical context11
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China's 4 main goals & soft power9
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Mao's principles, Deng era defense policy,chinese military & military modernization8
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Military spending, Nuclear Policy & Quick Review9
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Korean Overview, Early Korea & Isolation period9
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19th century pressures, Japanese domination & Japanese Rule9
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Korean War and North Korea System11
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Dynasty, Power structure, key features8
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North Korea - Military, Society, System & Gov Structure11
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political parties and impeachement5
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South korean military, US-South K relation & strategy8
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key differences & review6
