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Kim Yong Seob (Korean: 김용섭 [gim-yong-seop]; 8 October 1931 - 20 October 2020) was a South Korean scholar, historian, and honorary professor at Yonsei University. Kim is known for influencing change in Korea. Korea was seen as a country whose development was due to colonization, he showed how capitalism was already changing Korea. Through nine books and over fifty years, his research on agricultural history from the late Joseon period to modern Korea explores how Joseon could develop and sustain a capitalist society. He was awarded the first Korean Studies Literature award with his nine books.