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Examines US legislative response and administrative actions since 1950; some emphasis on the question of US troop removal or reduction.

According to the authors, the role of labour, whether organized or not, in the politics of industrialization traditionally occupied a central position of importance from time to time in Western democracies. Despite the shortness of its history, or perhaps because of it, labour in South Korea has occupied a vital role in shaping the economy and politics of the nation. After discussing the role of labour in U.S. politics, the authors sketch out the role of labour in South Korean politics and point out the similarities and differences between these two labour movements. (DÜI-Sen)