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A Contemporary History of the Korean Peninsula[Articles]Kun Young PARK  [On This Topic] A Contemporary History of the Korean Peninsula from an International Political PerspectiveSang-Yoon MA  From “March North” to Nation-Building: The Interplay of U.S. Policy and South Korean Politics during the Early 1960sSeongji WOO  The Park Chung-hee Administration amid Inter-Korean Reconciliation in the Detente Period: Changes in the Threat Perception, RegiKOO Kab-Woo  Gone but Not Dead, Sprouting but Not Yet Blossoming: Transitions in the System of Division, 1980-1997Kun Young PARK  Nuclear Politicking on the Korean Peninsula: A Highly Enriched Uranium Program Coming Out of the Pandora’s BoxYoungmin KIM  “Questions to the Creator” in Korean Intellectual HistorySugmin YOUN Namjun KANG and Heejin KIM  The Never-Ending Myth: An Analysis of the Sociopsychological Mechanism of Hwang Woo-Suk SyndromeSIHN Kyu-hwan  Unexpected Success: The Spread of Manchurian Plague and the Response of Japanese Colonial Rule in Korea, 1910-1911[Book Reviews]Andrew Eungi KIM  Korean Evangelical Women’s Conversion and Institutional Involvement: Negotiating with Religious Patriarchy