Han'gukk yŏngjesa 韓國經濟史 / Ch'oe Hochin 崔虎鎭.

Han'gukk yŏngjesa 韓國經濟史 / Ch'oe Hochin 崔虎鎭.

Chosŏn hugi hwap'yesa yŏn'gu 朝鮮後期 貨幣史 硏究 / Wŏn Yu-han 元裕漢.

Includes bibliographical references.

Chosŏn sidae ponggŏn sahoe ŭi kibon kujo 朝鮮時代封建社會의基本構造 / Kim Hong-sik chŏ 金鴻植著.
Includes bibliographical reference and index.

Han'guk kaehanggi tosi sahoe kyŏngjesa yŏn'gu 韓國開港期都市社會經濟史研究 / Son Chŏng-mok 孫禎睦 [Son Jung-mok 손정목]

Includes bibliographical references (pages 394-399) and index.

Jinny and Ethan

Han'guk kyŏngje ŭi kujo wa sunhwan 韓國經濟의 構造와 循環 / Yi Ch'ang-nyŏl 李昌烈 [Lee Chang'ryeol 이창렬]

Kaehang chŏn'gi ŭi Han'guk kwanse chedo : 1880-yŏndae rŭl chungsim ŭro 開港前期의 韓國關稅制度 : 1880年代를 中心으로 / Ch'oe T'ae-ho 崔 泰鎬

Includes bibliographical references.

Includes summary in English.

Stone mirror : reflections on contemporary Korea / David I. Steinberg 

The transformation of the Republic of Korea from an impoverished state to a leading industrialized nation has been spectacular, but it has also masked the continuities of Korean society and culture. For more than four decades, David I. Steinberg has been observing Korea and is uniquely qualified to write on the evolution of modern Korea. As the resident representative of The Asia Foundation in 1963–68 and then again in 1994–98, he has been a participant in and close observer of the Korean scene. His trenchant comments on a broad spectrum of Korean life and mores illuminate many aspects of Korean society most often ignored in both the academic and popular literature. The short essays selected for this volume come from the over 230 columns he has published in the Korea Times since 1995. They present a series of vignettes on the cultural, socioeconomic, and political life of Korea today. Trained first in Chinese studies and then in Southeast Asian history, Steinberg has lived in a variety of Asian countries over the past 17 years. He brings to this book a comparative focus that provides deeper perspective on Korean affairs. Because he personally experienced Korea at both an early stage of its growth and a much later period, he is able to report changes in the society in a manner that few other foreigners have been able to do.