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- H. Kim
- 27 Publications, 128 Citations
- Publications
- Influence
Significances of History and Culture at the National Crisis: Disputes on Pro-Japanese Reports on the March First Independence Movement in New York Times
- Lee Young-gwan
- History
- 2011
Heinrich Constantin Edward Meyer & Company of Germany and Modernization of Korea at the End of Joseon Dynasty
- Lee Young-gwan
- History
- 2015
Korea of Year 1919 Through New York Times: Cultural Significances of the March First Independence Movement and American Public Opinions
- Lee Young-gwan
- History
- 2011
A Study on the Vietnamese Culture and Its Economic Development and Sustainability After the Doi Moi Policy
- Lee Young-gwan
- Political Science
- 31 March 2019
South Korean Economic Miracle and Its Reflections in Los Angeles Times and New York Times, 1975-1979
- Lee Young-gwan
- Sociology
- 28 May 2012
The major characteristics of South Korea’s economy had been set up during 1970s. The legacy of South Korea’s economic development model was created during the last half of 1970s. The export-oriented… Expand
American Image of President Park Chung-hee of the Republic of Korea: Park Chung-hee’s Death and American Newspapers
- Lee Young-gwan
- History
- 27 March 2012
South Korea’s President Park Chung-hee was still a controversial figure in Korean history. He was a man who achieved the economic miracle of South Korea while adopting repressive measures to suspend… Expand
1970s Korea in the American Newspapers: Analysis on the Reports from Los Angeles Times and New York Times
- Lee Young-gwan
- History
- 2014
American Views on South Korea’s Economic Development in Los Angeles Times and New York Times, 1970-1974
- Lee Young-gwan
- Political Science
- 28 April 2011
The first half of 1970s was one of the crucial periods to understand the South Korea’s economic success. South Korea achieved great economic success as President Park Chung-hee concentrated his… Expand