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  • Song, Du-Yul; Wernig, Rainer (2012). Korea: von der Kolonie zum geteilten Land (in German). Wien ProMedia. ISBN 978-3-85371-340-2.
  • Song, Du-yul; Wernig, Rainer (2004). Wohin steuert Nordkorea? Soziale Verhältnisse — Entwicklungstendenzen — Perspektiven (in German). Papyrossa Verlagsges. ISBN 3-89438-309-7.
  • Song, Du-yul (2002). Schattierungen der Moderne (in German). Köln: Papyrossa Verlagsges. ISBN 3-89438-255-4.
  • Song, Du-yul (1995). Korea-Kaleidoskop (in German). Osnabrück: Secolo. ISBN 3-929979-19-5.
  • Song, Du-yul (1993). "Wiedervereinigungsfragen Koreas in internationalen Umfeld und unter regionalen Aspekten". In Moltmann; Wernig, R. Deutschland und Korea. Begegnung in der Teilung. Kommunikation ohne Unterwerfung (in German). Hannover: Arnoldshainer Protokolle No. 2. pp. 59–71. OCLC 33475353. More than one of |editor= and |editor-last= specified (help)
  • Song, Du-yul; Rainer, Werning (1990). Kapitalismus, soziale Bewegungen und Gesellschaftsformation in Südkorea (in German). Eilinghoff: Norbert. ISBN 3-923881-41-X.
  • Song, Du-yul (1990). Metamorphosen der Moderne (in German). Münster: Wurf. ISBN 3-923881-36-3.
  • Song, Du-yul (1988). Zur Archäologie der Postmoderne : Begegnung zwischen Orient und Okzident (in German). Berlin: East Asian Institute, Free University of Berlin. OCLC 75347443.
  • Song, Du-yul (1988). Aufklärung und Emanzipation : die Bedeutung der asiatischen Welt bei Hegel, Marx und Max Weber (in German). Berlin: Express. ISBN 9783885484264 — a revised version of Song's dissertation (Song 1972)
  • Song, Du-yul (1985). Ist Japan ein Modell für Deutschland? (in German). Berlin: Schiller. ISBN 3-925067-51-5.
  • Song, Du-yul (1985). Politik und Gesellschaft in der Republik Korea (in German). Offenbach/Main: Korea Forschungsgemeinschaft. OCLC 46021243.
  • Song, Du-yul (1984). Südkorea: auf den Spuren der Japaner? (in German). Offenbach/Main: Korea Forschungsgemeinschaft. OCLC 8462959.
  • Song, Du-yul (1984). Sowjetunion und China (in German). Frankfurt/Main: Campus-Verlag. ISBN 3-593-33351-1.
  • Song, Du-yul. "Is the Japanese Model an Alternative?". Telos 52 (Summer). ISSN 0090-6514.
  • Song, Du-yul; Cho, M. Y. (1980). Wachstum, Diktatur und Ideologie in Korea (in German). Bochum: Studienverlag Brockmeyer. ISBN 9783883391038.
  • Dissertation: Song, Du-yul (1972). Die Bedeutung der asiatischen Welt bei Hegel, Marx und Max Weber (in German). Frankfurt/Main: Frankfurt University. OCLC 1012781.

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