Korean Endgame:
A Strategy for Reunification and U.S. Disengagement
Selig S. Harrison

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ADDITIONAL ENDORSEMENTS:

"As one of the few Americans who have known both South and North Korea for the past three decades, Mr. Harrison has made a unique and valuable contribution to the promotion of improved relations between the two Koreas and between North Korea and the United States. With his new book, he has, once again, provided policymakers on both sides of the Pacific with concrete and effective ways to promote peace and stability in the Northeast Asian region."--Maj. Gen. Lim Dong-won (Ret.), Special Advisor to the President for National Security and Unification and former Director of the National Intelligence Service, Republic of Korea

"Selig Harrison has written the best book to appear on the Korean problem in many years. It is the summing up of thirty-five years of close observation by one of America's best analysts, who marries the curiosity of a great investigative reporter to the contemporary policy concerns of someone in close touch with debates in Washington. Unlike almost anyone else, Harrison has had access to all the major players in Washington, Seoul, and Pyongyang, while retaining his independence and authoritative judgment."--Bruce Cumings, author of The Origins of the Korean War

"Harrison's fair-minded and well-researched book makes a timely contribution to American understanding of relations with North Korea. His reportage on North Korean points of view are gleaned from his years of first-hand contact. He uncovers much that has never appeared in print and clears up numerous misunderstandings. Accessible to anyone curious about foreign affairs, the book is a must-read for anyone interested in Korea or the region."--Leon Sigal, author of Disarming Strangers: Nuclear Diplomacy with North Korea

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