Publisher's Synopsis
Sinking in Greed: How Corporate Dynasties Control South Korea
How did a nation's greatest success story become its deepest scandal? How did corporate dynasties grow so powerful that they now rule South Korea from the shadows? And how did unchecked greed lead to one of the most horrifying maritime disasters in modern history?
In Sinking in Greed, uncover the shocking truth behind South Korea's chaebols-the untouchable family-run conglomerates that built an economic powerhouse while corrupting every level of government and society. This book takes you behind the curtain, exposing the hidden power struggles, political backroom deals, and billion-dollar scandals that have shaped modern South Korea.
At the heart of this exposé lies the Sewol ferry disaster, a tragedy that claimed 304 innocent lives, most of them students. What should have been an accident became a national reckoning, exposing a deeply broken system where profit trumped safety, and justice was reserved only for the elite.
✔ Why You Need This Book: If you've ever wondered how corporate greed manipulates governments, how the rich escape justice while the public suffers, or how one of the world's most successful economies hides a dark underbelly of corruption, this book will open your eyes.
✔ Who Should Read This: Anyone interested in true crime, political corruption, corporate fraud, or modern South Korean history. Whether you're a researcher, a journalist, or a curious reader, this book will grip you from start to finish.
The truth is more terrifying than fiction. Read Sinking in Greed today and uncover the dark forces shaping one of the world's most influential nations.
