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Critical Han studies: the history, representation, and identity of China's majority

people see themselves. The generation that grew up in North Korea after the famine of the early 1990s has no recollection or experience of a socialist economy, nor of state provision of goods and services. Individuals fend for themselves and the political rhetoric of the current North Korean government is about as far away from their everyday experience as it is for the readers of this journal. This book represents a professional engagement based on knowledge-based inquiry of North Korea and shows that, contrary to the common and misplaced wisdom, the protocols of science can and should be applied to the study of North Korea, as with any other object of scientific inquiry. Although the argument is not entirely persuasive, this book is thought provoking and intellectually innovative and should be read by scholars and students of North Korea.