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Title Page
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Contents
Preface / Kim Dae Jung 9
1980 15
Last Statement 16
1983 27
The Meaning of Modern Korean History: Ten Years of Upheaval 28
The Kidnapping Incident and the Japanese Government 28
The Kwangju Situation 44
The Truth About Chun Doo Hwan's Regime 69
The Korean Economy: Present Situation and New Directions 77
The Age of People's Revolutions 90
Suggestions for Japan and America 104
Footnote 122
Kim Dae Jung: Held for Ransom 123
U.S. Involvement 124
Japanese Involvement 127
Footnotes 134
On Korea: Kim Dae Jung 137
Korea and Japan 164
I. Japan, A Distant Neighbor 164
II. Problems Between the Two Nations 166
III. Positive Aspects in Korean-Japanese Relations 169
IV. What Can We Do to Improve Korean-Japanese Relations? 170
Cultural Tradition and Democracy in Korea 172
I. Korea's Indigenous Historical Tradition and the Prospects for Democracy 173
II. The Confucian Tradition and Prospects for Democracy 175
III. Reasons for the Failure of Democratic Development in Korea 178
Democracy in Korean History 184
I. Korean Politics Before the 1970s 184
II. The Park Regime in the 1970s: The Yushin Dictatorship 188
III. Korean Politics in the 1980s 193
IV. Conclusion 196
Christianity, Human Rights, and Democracy in Korea 198
I. Current Human Rights Conditions in Korea 198
II. The Relationship Between the Human Rights Movement and Democratic Restoration in Korea 200
III. Human Rights and Christianity 203
IV. The United States and Human Rights and Democracy in Korea 205
The President, Trustees and Faculty of Emory University take pleasure in awarding to Kim Dae Jung the degree of Doctor of Laws 208
Korea's Role in East Asia and America's Role in Korea 209
A. Korea as the Location of Great Power Politics 210
B. Korea's Role in Establishing Peace in East Asia 213
C. Prospects for Democracy in South Korea 216
D. The Role of the United States in Democratic Restoration in Korea 218
Peace and Unification 221
I. The Balance of Power and the Korean Peninsula 221
II. A Democratic Government as a Prerequisite to Peace and Unification 227
III. America's Role in the Restoration of Democracy 231
My Faith and My Political Participation 233
Kim's Hunger Strike 241
A Prisoner's Report 244
I. The History of My Persecution 244
II. Life in Prison 246
III. Recommendations to Amnesty International 253
1984 256
The Destiny of the Korean Nation at the Crossroads: My Views and Proposals 257
I. The Road to [원문불량;p.259] 257
II. The Road to Peace and Unification 264
III. Conclusion 266
Press Conference 270
1985 311
My Country, My Aspiration 312
People of Diligence and Hope 312
Is National Unification Possible? 314
Unification Through One Federation and Two Independent Governments 317
What is the Correct Path toward National Security 320
True National Security is From Genuine Democracy 321
We Must Guarantee the People the Right of Free Choice 324
We Must Change the System to a Direct Presidential Election 326
Without Democracy, There Will Be No Political Stability 328
Let's Establish a True Democratic Economic Structure 331
There Must Be A Balance Between Growth, Stability, and Distribution 333
The Days of Labor-Intensive Exports Are Over 334
We Must Oppose Economic Advancement Through "Non-Economic" Means 336
Beyond Bitter Resentment 338
We Must Solve Our National Resentment Concerning "Kwangju" Through Restoration of Democracy 341
Never Commit Political Reprisal 342
No Concession to Our Goal of Democratic Restoration 343
We Must Settle the Crisis Through a Big Three Meeting 345
Democracy and Dissidence 348
1986 368
On The Constitutional Amendment proposed by the DJP 369
My Plea for Dialogue 371
The Two Kims' Strategy for the Constitutional Amendment 376
Calm Politics before the Storm 376
The Two Kims Recognize the Limits of SPCAC. 377
"Amendment Through Compromise" Means a Choice Between the Two Proposed Systems 380
Kim Dae-Jung's Flexible Posture on Political Dialogue 382
Behind the Political Truce during the Asian Games 382
For the Rejection of Anti-American Hostility 384
The United States Demands the Alleviation of Anti-Americanism 386
Policy of Compromise Rather than Struggle-when Kim was a Middle Level MP 388
The Great Problem Now-Pardon and Reinstatement 390
Rejection of Any Dialogue with Kim Dae-Jung 392
An Argument between Lee Min-Woo (President of NKDP) and Mr. Kim Dae-Jung 394
Extreme Radicalization of the Negotiators 395
Delicate Feud Between the Two Kims in the Management of SPCAC 398
Exquisite Prioritization in the Dual Strategy of War and Peace 400
Revival of Solidarity between the NKDP and the National Opposition Forces 403
The Possibility of Better Relations between the NKDP and the Students 404
Opposition Support Even Exceeds the Ardor of Last Spring 407
The Reemerging Argument over the "Standard-Bearer for the Opposition" 410
The Two Kims merely Repeat the Refrain-"We Emptied Our Hearts" 413
Renewal of the "Role Distribution" Debate 415
The Readjustment of the Two Kims' Relationship is the Key to Political Progress 418
South Korea: Voices for Democracy 421
Words of Encouragement 435
House Arrest 435
Oppression 436
Declaration 436
Breeding Communism 437
Genuine Security 437
Non-partisan Cabinet 438
Road to Triumph 439
My Resolution 440
1987 443
Current Political Situation 444
I. Constitutional Amendment 444
II. Problem of National Security 448
III. Anti-American Radicalism 451
IV. The Issue of Democratization 457
V. Circumstances Surrounding Kim Dae-Jung 460
Our Resolve and Suggestions Concerning the Present Impasse 463
1. Our Firm Belief in the Triumph of Democracy in 1987 463
2. Five Suggestions Concerning the Present Impasse 465
3. The Resolve That We Offer to Our People 467
South Korea's Chief Should Go Now 470
Biography of Kim Dae Jung 474
Afterword 481
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