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Note from the Editor

John P. DiMoia
pp. vii-ix
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Guest Editor’s Introduction

Gabor Sebo
pp. 105-112
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Cementing the Sounds of State-Building: Early North Korean Mass Music and Staged Works of Music, 1945–1949

Peter G. Moody
pp. 113-135
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Far from Flawless Socialist Cinema: Shifting Hungarian Judgments of North Korea’s Ceaseless Cinematic Schematism

Gabor Sebo
pp. 137-179
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Films from a Country that Fights for Freedom: An Overview of North Korean Cinema in the Polish People’s Republic

Roman Husarski
pp. 181-205
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Children of the Juche Revolution: Picturing North Korean Youth Culture at the Thirteenth World Festival of Youth and Students

Douglas Gabriel
pp. 207-232
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Assessing Access to Education for Children with Disabilities in the DPRK

Jasmine Barrett, Keith McVilly
pp. 233-268
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Political Moods: Film Melodrama and the Cold War in the Two Koreas by Travis Workman (review)

Gabor Sebo
pp. 269-273
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The Invention of Pyeongmin: A Critical Reevaluation of “Social Estate Theory” in Korean History

Cheolhui Lee
pp. 275-312
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Transplanted Modernity and the Reconfiguration of Nation: Im Hwa’s Writings on Modern Korean Literary History and National Literature

Hyonhui Choe
pp. 313-339
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Social Science Mattered: Choe Munhwan and the Knowledge of Nation-Building in Early Cold War South Korea

Seok-Won Lee
pp. 341-365
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Capitalizing on Korean Heritage: A Case Study of Mask Dance Drama Students

CedarBough T. Saeji
pp. 367-398
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Late Industrialization, Tradition, and Social Change in South Korea by Yong-Chool Ha (review)

Hyungsub Choi
pp. 399-401
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Cornerstone of the Nation: The Defense Industry and the Building of Modern Korea under Park Chung Hee by Peter Banseok Kwon (review)

Sungik Yang
pp. 402-405
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Hegemonic Mimicry: Korean Popular Culture of the Twenty-First Century by Kyung Hyun Kim (review)

Wonjung Min
pp. 406-408
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Activism and Post-Activism: Korean Documentary Cinema, 1981–2022 by Jihoon Kim (review)

Ran Ma
pp. 409-411
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