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Coercion, control, surveillance, and punishment : an examination of the North Korean police state

by Ken E. Gause

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A good report on the ruthless political machinery which runs North Korea. This book is particularly interesting in that it reveals a thing or two about recurring internal intrigues which have challenged authority in the upper echelons of the Party. It might however be less interesting to non-specialists than HRNK's other reports since it contains a lot of detailed descriptions of state institutions.
  thcson | Dec 28, 2012 |
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