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100 1 Haggard, Stephan.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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245 10 Famine in North Korea :|bmarkets, aid, and reform /
|cStephan Haggard and Marcus Noland ; foreword by Amartya
Sen.
264 1 New York :|bColumbia University Press,|c[2007]
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504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 283-301) and
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505 0 Introduction: Famine, aid, and markets in North Korea --
The origins of the great famine -- The distribution of
misery : famine and the breakdown of the public
distribution system -- The aid regime : the problem of
monitoring -- Diversion -- The political economy of aid --
Coping, marketization, and reform : new sources of
vulnerability -- Conclusion : North Korea in comparative
and international perspective.
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520 3 Beginning sometime in the early 1990s and extending into
1998, North Korea experienced famine. We estimate that the
great North Korean famine killed between six hundred
thousand and one million people, between 3 and 5 percent
of the entire population of the country. Such events are
national traumas that live in the collective memory for
generations. Famines produce countless personal tragedies:
watching loved ones waste away from hunger and disease;
making fateful choices about the distribution of scarce
food; migrating to escape the famine's reach; and, all too
often, facing the stark reality that these coping
strategies are futile. A full understanding of such
disasters can only be communicated through their human
face: the individual experience of the suffering and
humiliation that extreme deprivation brings to its
victims. Through refugee accounts, this human face of the
North Korean famine is slowly becoming available to us and
speaks far more eloquently than we can here.
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