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North Korea: Migration Patterns and Prospects

Korean Unification - Working Paper Series

December 15, 2010

The invitation to prepare a paper for The Korea Project: Planning for the Future asked me to consider migration as a functional sector in the context of Korean unification. I was specifically asked to consider “famine and distress migration” with a view to answering several questions:

  • “What lessons can be learned that may be applicable to Korea?
  • What are the attributes of distress migration and the necessary requirements to prevent such migration?”

In doing so, I was asked to draw on “other empirical cases and theories” and not necessarily with “specific knowledge of North Korea.”

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