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Routledge Visual Politics and North Korea - Seeing is Believing

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Explore the complex role of visual imagery in understanding one of the world's most isolated states. Visual Politics and North Korea: Seeing is Believing examines how we perceive this nation through different lenses. From the human rights situation and everyday life to nuclear brinkmanship and foreign policy, the book investigates how visual media shapes our knowledge of North Korea. This academic work looks at how imagery affects regional and global politics. By analyzing two specific areas - everyday photography and satellite imagery - the text provides a new way to look at the information we receive about this pariah nation. It is a deep look at how seeing certain images influences our understanding of state stability and international relations. This book is a necessary resource for students and professionals interested in how visual data impacts our view of global political actors.

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Examines the impact of visual imagery on our understanding of North Korean politics and global stability.

Analyzes the role of everyday photography in shaping perceptions of life within the country.

Investigates how satellite imagery provides a specific perspective on North Korean state actions.

Provides a scholarly look at how visual media influences international relations and regional security.

Offers insights into the relationship between visual data and the perception of the North Korean human rights situation.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0415839483
Category: Books > Subjects > Reference
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 23 September 2013
Listed Since: 14 January 2013

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