Comparing Hazel Smith's North Korea, Markets And Military Rule

Through Hazel Smith’s book North Korea, Markets and Military Rule, she logically sees North Korea by using factual numbers. Unlike Hazel Smith, by contrast, Suzy Kim directly refers to changes of everyday life in North Korea, or their autobiographies in order to see North Korea. This is one of the big differences between two books. In Chapter 1, Hazel Smith points out that most people are controlled by conventional wisdom even though it has little evidence to prove if it is true. She says that people in North Korea are both villains victims. What North Korean government carried out during famine crisis is critically revealed by her, which seems to show the reason why they are considered as victims.

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