An edition of Coercion, Control, Surveillance, and Punishment: An Examination of the North Korean Police State (2012)

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An Examination of the North Korean Police State

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An edition of Coercion, Control, Surveillance, and Punishment: An Examination of the North Korean Police State (2012)

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Committee for Human Rights in North Korea
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English
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182

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Intelligence service, Social control, Police, Political persecution, Freedom of information, Politics and government, Human rights, Korea (North). Gukga Anjeon Bowibu, Korea (North), Korea (North). Bowi Saryeongbu, Korea (North). Inmin Poansŏng

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Korea (North)
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Cover of: Updated: The North Korea Police State
Updated: The North Korea Police State: Second Edition
2013, Committee for Human Rights in North Korea
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2012, Committee for Human Rights in North Korea
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Table of Contents

Introduction. 10
Part 1. The Internal Security Agencies
Page 17
State Security Department (SSD). 17
Ministry of People’s Security (MPS). 26
Military Security Command (MSC). 36
Neighborhood Watch Units (In-min-ban). 42
Ad Hoc Social Monitoring Organizations. 49
Part 2. What the Internal Security Agencies Do
Page 53
Surveillance of North Korea’s Citizens. 53
Investigation and Detention. 57
The Role of Internal Security Agencies in Trials. 63
The Role of the Internal Security Agencies in Prisons. 76
Part 3. History of the Internal Security Apparatus
Page 85
Formative Years (1945 and 1950). 85
Purging the Enemies of the State (1950s and 1960s). 96
Kimilsungism and the Monolithic Guidance System (1970–1980). 109
Kim Jong-il as Heir Apparent (1980–1994). 117
Intrigue Following Kim Il-sung’s Death (1994–1998). 126
Kim Jong-il Regime. 131
Laying the Groundwork for Kim Jong-un’s Succession. 146
Kim Jong-un Regime. 156
Conclusion. 162

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Includes bibliographical references (page 8).

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364.95193
Library of Congress
JQ1729.5.A56 I614 2012

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iv, 182p.
Number of pages
182

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OL31107203M
ISBN 10
0985648015
ISBN 13
9780985648015
LCCN
2012943393
OCLC/WorldCat
830706313

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