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100 1 $aCalder, Kent E.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n82003376
245 10 $aKorea's energy insecurities :$bcomparative and regional perspectives /$cKent E. Calder.
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505 0 $aSouth Korea's triple energy-security dilemma -- Asia's growth deepens Korea's energy insecurities -- North Korea and the Northeast Asian energy equation -- Seoul's energy options for the future.
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