North Korea's juche ideology: indigenous communism or traditional thought?

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RT @Sino_NK: Abstract - North Korea's juche ideology: indigenous communism or traditional thought? (2019) by Sergei O. Kurbanov https://t.c…

29 Feb 2020

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Abstract - North Korea's juche ideology: indigenous communism or traditional thought? (2019) by Sergei O. Kurbanov https://t.co/dPpS5yZvzp via @tandfonline

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RT @CriticAsianStds: Sergei Kurbanov of St. Petersburg U. unpacks the indigenous and very much non-Marxist foundation of the DPRK's juche i…

31 Jan 2019

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From reading the abstract, it looks like this paper gets it right: North Korea's juche ideology is heavily influenced by East Asian philosophical traditions. It's a common error in media to call NK "communist".

31 Jan 2019

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