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Harvard East Asian Monographs

The Promised Republic

Developmental Society and the Making of Modern Seoul, 1961–1979

Russell Burge

The Promised Republic

Harvard East Asian Monographs

The Promised Republic

Developmental Society and the Making of Modern Seoul, 1961–1979

Harvard East Asian Monographs: The Promised Republic

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The Promised Republic offers a bold new history of South Korea’s rapid national development. Drawing on a range of official sources and personal accounts, Russell Burge links the struggles of rural-to-urban migrants living in Seoul’s shantytowns during the 1960s and 1970s and the conflicts over urban access and inequality that endure today.

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The Promised Republic offers a bold new history of South Korea’s rapid national development. Drawing on a range of official sources and personal accounts, Russell Burge links the struggles of rural-to-urban migrants living in Seoul’s shantytowns during the 1960s and 1970s and the conflicts over urban access and inequality that endure today.

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