Inner Mongolia, Outer Mongolia: The History of the Division of the "Descendants of Chinggis Khan" in the 20th Century - Hardcover
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The book analyzes the modern relationship between Inner Mongolia and Outer Mongolia, and argues that a unified Mongolia could become a serious threat to neighboring countries, such as China and Russia, in part because Mongolian are gathering under a spiritual leader named Chinggiskhan.
Sunho Kim received his PhD in Mongolian studies, Chinese studies, and political science from Bonn University in Germany. Formerly a professor at Busan University of Foreign Studies in Korea, currently he is serving as the director of the Institute of Asian Minority Studies. During 2001-2017, he published 36 research papers and 10 books. The research papers were published in Korean, English and German, and are worthy research to understand contemporary Mongolia, China, and the relationship among Mongolia, China, and Korea. His publications include Inner Mongolia, Outer Mongolia--Modern History of the Ethnic Division (Korean) in 2014 and Area Studies on Mongolia (Korean) in 2018.
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