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Parleying Culture Against Trade: Hollywood’s Affairs With Korea’s Screen Quotas
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  • 1987Exporting Entertainment: America in the World Film Market, 1907-34350 cited
  • 1997The Oxford history of world cinema240 cited
  • 1993Hollywood's overseas campaign: the North Atlantic movie trade, 1920-1950200 cited
  • 2002Cultural identity and cultural policy in South Korea135 cited
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  • 2003Korean film: history, resistance, and democratic imagination29 cited
  • 2005Systematization of Film Censorship in Colonial Korea: Profiteering from Hollywood’s First Golden Age, 1926–193616 cited

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