The Two Koreas: A Contemporary History, Revised & Updated Book

	Preface to the New Edition
	A Note on Korean Names
1	Where the Wild Birds Sing	1
	The Emergence of Two Koreas	3
	War and Its Aftermath	8
	The Origins of Negotiation	11
	Kim Il Sung	16
	Conversations with the South	23
2	The End of the Beginning	27
	Park Chung Hee	31
	Washington Blinks at Park's Coup	37
	The Impact of Yushin	41
3	The Trouble Deepens	47
	The Struggle with Japan	51
	The Underground War	56
	Challenge from the North	59
	Echoes of Saigon	64
	The South Korean Nuclear Weapons Program	68
	Murder in the Demilitarized Zone	74
4	The Carter Chill	84
	Carter's Withdrawal: Origins and Implementation	85
	The View from Pyongyang	94
	End of the Carter Withdrawal	101
5	Assassination and Aftermath	109
	The Coming of Chun Doo Hwan	116
	The Kwangju Uprising	124
	The Fight to Save Kim Dae Jung	133
6	Terror and Talk	139
	The Negotiating Track	144
	Floods and Face-to-Face Talks	147
	Kim Il Sung and the Soviet Connection	153
7	The Battle for Democracy in Seoul	161
	Chun's Succession Struggle	162
	The Election of 1987	172
8	The Great Olympic Coming-Out Party	179
	The Coming of the Olympics	180
	The Bombing of Kal Flight 858	183
	The Rise of Nordpolitik	186
	Washington Launches a Modest Initiative	192
9	Moscow Switches Sides	197
	The Roots of Change	200
	Gorbachev Meets Roh	204
	The Shevardnadze Mission	213
	"How Long Will the Red Flag Fly?"	218
	Soviet-South Korean Economic Negotiations	225
10	China Shifts Its Ground	229
	A Visit to North Korea	232
	China Changes Course	239
11	Joining the Nuclear Issue	249
	The Origins of the Nuclear Program	251
	Nuclear Diplomacy: The American Weapons	255
	The December Accords	260
	Meeting in New York	265
	The Coming of the Inspectors	267
	From Accommodation to Crisis	271
12	Withdrawal and Engagement	281
	The Light-Water Reactor Plan	287
	Kim Young Sam Blows the Whistle	291
	The Season of Crisis Begins	297
13	Showdown over Nuclear Weapons	305
	The Defueling Crisis	306
	The Military Track	311
	The Deepening Conflict	316
	Carter in Pyongyang	326
14	Death and Accord	337
	The Succession of Kim Jong Il	345
	The Framework Negotiations	351
	The Kim Jong Il Regime	359
	The Struggle over the Reactors	365
15	North Korea in Crisis	369
	Political Earthquake in Seoul	376
	Summit Diplomacy and the Four-Party Proposal	382
	The Submarine Incursion	387
	North Korea's Steep Decline	393
	The Passage of Hwang Jang Yop	399
	The Two Koreas in Time of Trouble	406
16	Turn Toward Engagement	409
	Into the Heavens, under the Earth	410
	Toward an Aid-Based State	414
	Perry to the Rescue	418
	Toward the June Summit	423
	Summit in Pyongyang	428
	Engaging the United States	435
	Afterword	443
	Principal Korean Figures in the Text	447
	Acknowledgments	451
	Notes and Sources	461
	Index	503