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Introduction: toward the elusive goal of reconciliation and reunification. Snyder, Scott: The end of history, the rise of ideology, and the pursuit of inter-Korean reconciliation. Lee Doowon: The economic outlook for reconciliation and reunification. Hassig, Ralph C. ; Oh Kongdan: The new North Korea. Kim, Samuel S.: China, Japan, and Russia in inter-Korean relations. Olsen, Edward A.: U.S. policy toward the inter-Korean dialogue. Dettke, Dieter: The mellowing of North Korean power. Lessons of reconciliation and unification for Korea from Germany. koh, Kelly ; Baek, Glenn: North Korean defectors. A window into a reunified Korea

Dettke, D.: Introduction: the German Remembrance Fund and the issue of forced and slave labor. - S. 1-5. Mommsen, H.: The German Remembrance Fund and German reconciliation efforts for National Socialist crimes. The historical context. - S. 7-13. Kagan, S.: Comments. - S. 15-19. Feldman, G. D.: Forced and slave labor. Historical dimension. - S. 21-29. Bindenagel, J. D.; Hausfeld, M.: Holocaust victims compensation programs. - S. 31-44. Maier, C.; Niethammer, L.: How to address the injustices of the Nazi era from a historical perspective. - S. 45-68. Reich, S.: American investment and the issue of culpability. - S. 69-73. Gibowski, W.: The German economy foundation initiative. Remembrance, responsibility and the future. - S. 75-81. Niethammer, L.: Conclusion: keystone and cornerstone. The future scope of compensation for forced labor. - S. 83-89

Schulte, D.: Terror bekämpfen - Frieden sichern - Gerechtigkeit herstellen. - S. 615-617

The demise of Communism has not only affected Eastern Europe but also the countries of the West where a far-reaching examination of political and economic systems has begun. This collection of essays by internationally renowned scholars of political theory from Europe and the United States explores both the concept and the reality of civil society and its institutions