David Steinberg is an American historian and educator whose work primarily focuses on Korean and Burmese history. As a distinguished professor and director of Asian Studies at Georgetown University, he contributes to a deeper understanding of these regions. His scholarship delves into the historical development and cultural aspects of Korea and Burma. Steinberg's writings illuminate key events and societal processes that have shaped these nations.
"Based on the ... presentation of the same name, [this book] uses the inspiring words of musical legends to help teachers and administrators learn the principles of effective leadership ... Each chapter includes motivational stories and examples from school leaders across the country, as well as reflection activities, self-assessments, and planning tools to help you implement the ideas"--Page 4 of cover.
A concise introduction to the long-obscured Southeast Asian country struggling to emerge from a half-century of military rule
The book explores the complex and often troubled relationship between Korea and the United States, offering a comprehensive analysis through the insights of leading scholars. It delves into historical, political, cultural, and psychological dimensions, contextualizing these factors within broader American global strategies and its interactions with East Asia, particularly Japan. This scholarly work aims to enhance understanding of the multifaceted dynamics shaping Korean-American relations.
This book offers an in-depth exploration of the complex relationship between Korea and the United States. Featuring contributions from leading scholars, it examines historical, political, cultural, and psychological dimensions, while contextualizing these dynamics within America's broader global and East Asian interactions, particularly with Japan.