Chapter 1. Introduction: What is the significance of the Estonian case for peace and reunification on the Korean Peninsula? by Prof. Dr. Park Jung Ran, Mr. Roland Schimanski

Chapter 2. Preliminary research and theoretical analysis / through Literature review
1. Watching capitalist media in Communist Europe during the Cold War and Soviet Estonian watching Finnish TV / Literature review by Prof. Dr. Jüri Talvet
2. North Korean watching South Korea’s visual media / Literature review by Prof. Dr. Park Jung Ran
3. Theoretical Framework about the Functioning of Capitalist Media in Authoritarian
Regime / Literature review by Mr. Roland Schimanski

Chapter 3. Soviet Estonians watching TV from Finland / through analysing the In-depth interviews
1. Estonian-Finnish relations as background of watching TV by Mr. Roland
Schimanski
2. Soviet Estonian watching Finnish TV by Prof. Dr. Park Jung Ran
3. Censorship and control by Soviet authorities by Prof. Dr. Jüri Talvet

Chapter 4. Soviet Estonians watching Finnish TV and changing consciousness / through Analysing the In-depth interviews,
1. Viewing programmes and patterns by Mr Prof. Dr. Park Jung Ran, Mr Roland
Schimanski
2. Change in consciousness by each field
A. Diplomatic Relations and Political Consciousness: by Mr. Roland Schimanski
B. Economy and education: by Prof. Dr. Park Jung Ran
C. Society and Culture: by Prof. Dr. Jüri Talvet

Chapter 5. Implications of watching Finnish TV: What did Soviet Estonians’ Finnish TV viewing leave to the EU Estonians? / by Prof. Dr. Jüri Talvet, through analysing the In-depth interviews and Literature review

Chapter 6. Comparison between North Koreans and Soviet Estonians / through Analysing the In-depth interviews and Literature review, by Prof. Dr. Park Jung Ran, Mr. Roland Schimanski

Chapter 7. Conclusion: Reunification of Two Koreas through Estonian case study / by Prof. Dr. Park Jung Ran, Mr. Roland Schimanski