This politician's most famous effort was trashed in a pair of books by Donald Kirk, one of which is titled after the "betrayal" of this politician's nation.
This politician's most famous effort was trashed in a pair of books by Donald Kirk, one of which is titled after the "betrayal" of this politician's nation. This man outlined his economic liberalization policies in a book that includes a chapter detailing "the road to the world's eighth largest economic power" and another on his "Productive Welfare Policy", called Mass-Participatory Economy. The first and second battles of the Western Sea occurred during this man's term, and occurred near the NLL. This organizer of the National Congress for New Politics was once defeated in an election by a dictator who passed the Renewal Constitution. Ambassador Philip Habib and Henry Kissinger supposedly intervened during an incident in which this man had weights tied to him and was almost drowned after he was kidnapped from a hotel in (*) Tokyo. This man outlined a policy of no absorption, active cooperation, and intolerance to armed provocation as a replacement for Nordpolitik. This man released unconverted long-term prisoners and transferred 150 million dollars in order to organize a summit with a neighboring nation, leading to an event in which 100 relatives were re-united in Panmunjom. For 10 points, name this Sunshine Policy proponent, a President of South Korea and Nobel Peace Prizewinner.
This politician's most famous effort was trashed in a pair of books by Donald Kirk, one of which is titled after the "betrayal" of this politician's nation.
{Kim} Dae-Jung