That benighted attitude--that fascism and authoritarianism are innately German, or Russian, or Chinese, or North Korean, or indigenous to anywhere but our own country -- is a mistake our founding fathers didn't make.
Poch'ŏngyo, (Korean: "Universal Religion"), indigenous Korean religion, also popularly called Humch'igyo from the distinctive practice of chanting humch'i, a word said to have mystical significance.
Developing optimal industrial starter cultures for winemaking is essential for increasing the prevalence of indigenous Korean yeast starter products.
Jeju horse (JH; a natural monument No. 347) is an indigenous Korean horse, is physically a small and rugged pony [ 36].
More recently, a survey of cytochrome b sequences in modern cattle found a P haplotype in another Holstein cattle as well as in an individual of the indigenous Korean Youngju Yellow breed [ 53].
This matter affected the entire Nicaraguan Caribbean coast following the ruling of the Inter-American Court on Human Rights in 2001 on the Mayangna Awas Tingni vs. Nicaragua case concerning a timber-cutting license to a Korean company on indigenous land (cf. Acosta 2006; Anaya 2004).
Just as important to the local economy are Korean-Chinese making the opposite journey, who travel to South Korea on tourist visas to take short-term jobs, according to Kim Chin Kyung, who founded the Yanbian University of Science and Technology nearly a decade ago with the needs of indigenous Koreans in mind.
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Korean shamanism is rooted in ancient indigenous beliefs shared by many folk religions in northeast Asia.
