| Far Eastern Economic Review 1993 Shim Jae Hoon |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Assets and anxiety: Kim's anti-corruption zeal upsets politicians. (Kim Young Sam, South Korea) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Bitter harvest: tension rising over Kim's anti-military campaign. (South Korean President Kim Young Sam) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Character assassination: media revelations force Kim aide to resign. (South Korean Pres Kim Young Sam; Sec for Policy Affairs Chun Byung Min) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| China market roars. (South Korean exports) (South Korea Trade & Investment) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Civilian mandate: radicals lose out in presidential poll. (South Korea's Democratic Liberal Party leader Kim Young Sam defeats Democratic Party leader Kim Dae Jung) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Clinton's clarion call. (the administration pledges economic and political commitment to Asia) | Business, international | Susumu Awanohara, Jonathan Friedland, Shim Jae Hoon |
| Conspicuous absence: Kim's exit sparks opposition leadership race. (South Korean opposition leader Kim Dae Jung) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Divide and rule: Kim hopes to reduce chaebol power. (South Korean Pres Kim Young Sam's efforts to control power of family-controlled corporations) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon, Ed Paisley |
| Embattled profs: conservatives resent academics' role in foreign policy. (South Korea) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Farming for brides: South Korean villagers struggle to find wives. (Cover Story) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Free to prosper: president stresses democracy and economic growth. (South Korean President Kim Young Sam) (Interview) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon, Ed Paisley, L. Gordon Crovitz |
| Meeting the boss: Korea's military adapts to life under civilian control. (South Korea) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Out of office, again: Kim Young Sam is forced to fire some of his cabinet. (Regional) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Poor and desperate. (North Korea and its leadership) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon, Nayan Chanda |
| Russian roulette: Seoul fears Yeltsin defeat could benefit Pyongyang. (Boris Yeltsin) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Seeds of despair. (farmers seek better living conditions in urban areas) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Robert Delfs, Julian Baum, Shim Jae Hoon |
| Shamed at the top: Kim decides not to jail military bribe-takers. (South Korean President Kim Young Sam) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Slave wages: government offers money to help comfort women. (South Korea) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Socking it to them: Clinton warns Pyongyang on nuclear weapons. (U.S. and North Korea) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Stolen thunder: Kim's reforms marginalise the opposition. (South Korean President Kim Young Sam and the political opposition) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| The battle within: Kim moves to clip the army's political wings. (South Korean's President Kim Young Sam) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| The last bunker. (North Korea's refusal to have its nuclear facilities inspected may lead to its international isolation) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| The outs are in: Kim Young Sam appoints a new look cabinet. (South Korea) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon |
| Whirlwind honeymoon. (South Korean President Kim Young Sam's first 100 days in office) (Cover Story) | Business, international | Shim Jae Hoon, Ed Paisley |
| Win, hold, confuse: South Koreans worried by new US military strategy. | Business, international | Susumu Awanohara, Shim Jae Hoon |
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