John Feffer, director of Foreign Policy In Focus at the Institute for Policy Studies, lays out what the underlying motivations would be for a reunification between North and South Korean nations, beyond the very obvious motivation to deescalate tensions between nations and avoid a full-scale nuclear war. How does the dominant economic order of our time - Neoliberalism - play into all this? What underlying motivations does the South Korean and North Korean governments have in the shift in diplomatic relations currently underway between these nations, and how do the needs of citizens of these nations fit into this unfolding process? John lays out the details in this segment.

Read more about John and his work at his website: http://www.johnfeffer.com

This is a segment of episode #118 of Last Born In The Wilderness "The Geopolitics Of The Impossible: North/South Korea, Iran, & The World Today w/ John Feffer." Listen to the full episode: https://bit.ly/2rG0jnn

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