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The Control Mechanisms of North Korean Ministry Social Security

Name: The Control Mechanisms of North Korean Ministry Social Security
Brand: Palgrave Macmillan
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Bol This monograph provides the first systematic and comprehensive study of the Ministry of Social Security, the state institution most directly responsible for resident control in North Korea. This monograph provides the first systematic and comprehensive study of the Ministry of Social Security, the state institution most directly responsible for resident control in North Korea. Unlike previous works that examine North Korea’s regime resilience in general terms, this volume focuses specifically on the mechanisms, institutions, and human consequences of resident control. It highlights how the Kim family regime has sustained hereditary dictatorship through the institutionalization of social control, and it uniquely situates this within both theoretical debates on authoritarianism and empirical evidence of human rights violations.

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This monograph provides the first systematic and comprehensive study of the Ministry of Social Security, the state institution most directly responsible for resident control in North Korea. This monograph provides the first systematic and comprehensive study of the Ministry of Social Security, the state institution most directly responsible for resident control in North Korea. Unlike previous works that examine North Korea’s regime resilience in general terms, this volume focuses specifically on the mechanisms, institutions, and human consequences of resident control. It highlights how the Kim family regime has sustained hereditary dictatorship through the institutionalization of social control, and it uniquely situates this within both theoretical debates on authoritarianism and empirical evidence of human rights violations.

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