... politics that sustains it, function as a bulwark against the consolidation of democracy in South Korea. Copyright 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 division system Korean War National Security Law nuclear weapons state violence Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Korea war politics...

... Laborers Federation, Pak initially received a death sentence for violating the National Security Law, which bans socialism in South Korea. While imprisoned, Pak continued to write, and compiled the sec- ond volume of his poetry...

... punctuates all categories of law (e.g., tax law, property law, citizenship and immigration law). Doing so demonstrates not only that family intimately weaves through Korean military and national security spheres but also that state institutions conceive of family as a system under threat and in need...

... in Iraq,” 2010, www.brussellstribunal.org/pdf/Amnesty140062010.pdf. Presently, “South Korea’s National Security Law prohibits distributing publications praising the North or unauthorized activities sympathetic to the communist state or contact...

... by the National Security Law. Consequently, most South Korean intellectuals, except a few underground activists, took up a non-Marxist populism such as the minjung ideology. Nonetheless, throughout the 1960s and I~~OS, Marxist thought spread...

... organization, and procurator’s offices were set up in most of the remaining counties. Even so, a stable system of law and order, much less totalitarian control, had not yet been realized. Relations between the legal and security organs...

... the ostensibly “exceptional” domain of family law (Halley and Rittich 2010 ), we adopt it here to underscore both implicit and explicit connections between the legal and administrative regulation of families and the management of national security and technologies for reproducing the national body...

... and national security. It repre- sents a call to cooperation in the battle against intellectual-­property theft for law enforcement and governments around the world” (xiv). This is classic speculative gerrymandering. With its recurrent tonal shifts...

... is evidence of a para- doxinAmericanpolitics:ontheonehand,democracyisheldupasauniversal value, on the other, the United Nations is looked on with contempt, inter- national law is violated, and hegemony is pursued—a policy of peace under...

... with the international socialist movement (Tierney 2015 ). In response to social movements, the Home Ministry issued in March 1900 the Public Security Police Law (Chian keisatsu hō 治安警察法), which restricted the formation of secret political organizations, limited who could join political parties, regulated...

... as one “who is not considered a national by any state under the operation of its law.” This is legally defined as de jure stateless. The causes of statelessness lie both within and outside the state as sovereignties draw boundaries of inclusion and exclusion according to changing power relations across...

.... The second-level narrative has the FBI foiling Hannibal’s murderous sprees and places him in a maximum-security jail/psychiatric hospital. In the third- level narrative, Hannibal escapes Western law and order and even designs to “dine with an old...

...-­yong Munhak dongne (Cultural Village), (1999): 18. 17. In 1989, Hwang took a history-­making trip to North Korea, publicly violating South Korea’s national security law. After the trip, Hwang remained abroad in Germany...

... Anh . 2016 . “ Lives of Mixed Vietnamese-Korean Children in Vietnam .” In Marriage Migration in Asia: Emerging Minorities at the Frontiers of Nation-States , edited by Ishii Sari K. , 175 – 86 . Singapore : NUS Press . National Assembly . 2008 . “ Law on Vietnamese Nationality...

... – 112 . Nam Sanghui . 2010 . “ The Women’s Movement and the Transformation of the Family Law in South Korea. Interactions between Local, National, and Global Structures .” European Journal of East Asian Studies 9 , no. 1 : 67 – 86 . Noakes Brenda . Letter to Wallyoung Joo...

... swamp us and threaten our national security. . . . In Nepal’s gender apartheid, the very existence of women can only be certified by men: father, brother, husband, father-­in-­ law, brother-­in-­law, uncles. . . . The fear of Indians...

..., cooperated with allies, respected the sovereignty of other states, abided by international law, and deferred to international institutions. Over decades, this approach yielded high prestige and practical results. By behaving in a prudent, principled...

...。我当时有点心跳加速。 . . . 心想我这样的小人物竟然也被盯上了。” 7 See Article 9, section 2: “为维护社会治安秩序，公安机关的人民警察对有违法犯罪嫌疑的人员，经出示相应证件，可以当场盘问、检查。” 8 Since 2014 the Ministry of Public Security has made consistent efforts to revise the Police Law; among its amendments, Article 9 now states that “all organizations...

... and deportation of immigrants judged to be “subversive” (Immigration and Nationality Act), and created internment camps for use during emergencies (Internal Security Act).14 In total, there were over three hundred local, state, and federal laws...

... to write about North Korea without constituting it as the Other- and historiography on Korea became captive to the national security state. At the level of coercive state intervention, the National Security Law...