'...a wide-ranging, scholarly and humane book which should be read
by anyone seriously interested in this country.' - David Donnison
From the devastation of the Korean war, there emerged one of the
most dynamic, rapidly growing economies the world has ever seen.
Starting from a concern about the housing of people struggling to
survive on low incomes in the cities of South Korea, Kim Woo-Jin
throws light upon the whole development of Korean society since the
civil war. He argues that housing has played a central part in both
the development of the economy and its more recent slowdown. In the
future, housing policies may play their part in resisting the
destructive forces that the probable reunification of North and
South will bring and recreate hope for the future.
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