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The logic of the transitional era
The logic of the transitional era
Description
Book Introduction
A classic Enlightenment book that brought about a "Copernican shift" in our perspective on modern history and the realities of international politics.
The author's brilliant writing style, which analyzes issues such as China-Vietnam relations, the Vietnam War, and the resurgence of Japan, gives us a fresh shock, breaking our false consciousness and bringing us back to a living consciousness.

index
To the revised edition
preface

Part 1
Forced authority and freedom of the press

Part 2
Theory and Practice of Chinese Diplomacy
Adjusting perspectives on mainland China
History of Power and History of the People
A Hundred Years of Chinese Modernization Seen Through Ideological Transformation
The formation of China's leadership system

Part 3
The conditioned rabbit
Genkai Sea
Prejudice and anti-intellectualism on television
Foreign currency and Japanese people
Sakharov - Sympathy and Reflection

Part 4
The Prospects for the Reduction of US Troops and the Security Relations between Korea and Japan
The background and reality of Japan's reemergence
A new phase in Korea's UN diplomacy
Vietnam War (Ⅰ)
Vietnam War (Ⅱ)

Part 5
Occupational Essay 4 Topics
A cross-sectional account of the journalist's culture

Part 6
History and Prospects of the ROK-US Security System
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 30, 1999
- Page count, weight, size: 427 pages | 630g | 148*210*30mm
- ISBN13: 9788936410049
- ISBN10: 8936410040

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