North Korea's Political Future
Khadloya, Tushar, The Brown Journal of World Affairs
BRUCE CUMINGS
Professor of History
University of Chicago
An Interview with Tushar Khadloya
9 May 2007
Bruce Cumings is a professor of history at the University of Chicago and author of North Korea: Another Country.
Brown Journal of World Affairss. North Korea is obviously a country that comes to mind quickly when thinking of countries with authoritarian leaders. You wrote in North Korea: Another Country that Kirn Jong-il's son, Kirn Jong-nam, was his likely successor, but recent reports have claimed that Kirn Jong-nam has fallen out of favor. Right now, it appears that the successor could be any one of Kim Jong-il's three sons-Kim Jong-nam, …
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Publication information:
Article title: North Korea's Political Future.
Contributors: Khadloya, Tushar - Author.
Magazine title: The Brown Journal of World Affairs.
Volume: 14.
Issue: 1
Publication date: Fall 2007.
Page number: 65+.
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