Korea, the Politics of the Vortex

administration ajon American appointed army arrested Assembly assemblymen became bureaucracy Censorate central power century Chang Myon chief China Chinese Chōsen chungin civilian cohesion colonial Committee communism Communist Confucian council coup culture democracy economic elections factional forces foreign function History of Korea Hodge Ilchin-hoe important increased Independence industrial institutions interest Japan Japanese Kim Ku Kim Kyu-sik Korean political Korean society Korean War Koryo lack largely leaders leadership Lee Chong-Sik leftist Liberal party loyalty Lyuh Lyuh Woon-hyung Manchurian mass society ment Military Government Minister mobility modern movement North officers opposition organization Pak Hon-yong pattern percent period police population President recruitment reform regime Rhee's rightist role rule rural schools Seoul social South Korea Soviet Syngman Rhee Taewon'gun tion Tokyo Tonghak tradition United unity University unpub urban USAMGIK village vortex vote yangban Yi Dynasty