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Old China to New China: How and Why the People’s Republic of China Replaced the Republic of China in South Korea in 1992

Old China to New China: How and Why the People’s Republic of China Replaced the Republic of China in South Korea in 1992

Advisors: Hang Nguyen (Columbia), Antony Best (LSE)

Taiwanese Students Crying at the Embassy of the Republic of China in the Republic of Korea, 24 August 1992. (Herald Corporation) Found in dissertation.

Hanbyeol Koo

2022

Samsung Securities

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Politics and Institutions

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