Myongji University has been actively collecting western publications on Koea with the aid of the LG Group since 1995. Since then, the university and its scholars have been creating a library of more than 12000 books, 2500 microfilms

The book is intended to help readers better understand the tremendous changes that have reshaped the Korean political landscape since June 1987. The civilian uprising that took place 21 years ago today set in motion a democratization process that has transformed Korea from authoritarianism to a liberal democracy.

The book about Tom Sawyer adventures. The author shows us the bravenes of young fellow. It is aimed specially for children

This book provides new evidence on the impact of migration and remittances on several development indicators, including innovative thinking about the nexus between migration and birth rates

This is a book about partnerships between development and faith institutions

This definition of gender eguality and women' s empowerment has been criticized as overly narrow. Some even felt that gender-eguality issues lost ground with the Milleniun Declaration

Anglophone Koreaphiles have long been hurting for something substantial about Korean celadon (cheongja) and earthenware (togi). When the world think of Korean art, it is usually Goryeo and Joseon period celadon that comes to mind, and yet until now, non-academics have had little more than tourist pamphlets to guide them. The first in a five-volume series on Korean art, "Handbook of Korean Art: Earthenware and Celadon" answers this need. While certainly not exhaustive, it will not be surpassed for years to come. Complete with ample pictures as well as descriptions of techniques, kiln sites in the country, a glossary, pattern catalogue, and more.

Seoul International Women

Anglophone Koreaphiles have long been hurting for something substantial about Korean celadon (cheongja) and earthenware (togi). When the world think of Korean art, it is usually Goryeo and Joseon period celadon that comes to mind, and yet until now, non-academics have had little more than tourist pamphlets to guide them. The first in a five-volume series on Korean art, "Handbook of Korean Art: Earthenware and Celadon" answers this need. While certainly not exhaustive, it will not be surpassed for years to come. Complete with ample pictures as well as descriptions of techniques, kiln sites in the country, a glossary, pattern catalogue, and more.

The Poverty Reduction Strategy PRS approach aims to enhance accountability by promoting the participation of domestic stakeholders in the formulation of clear and realistic development goals.