This book uses South Korean newspaper articles from 24 years and quantitative text analysis to show how extreme political polarization is increasing in ideological language more than in ideological policy. The author highlights the difference and explains how to see through the emptiness of ideological labels.
This book uses South Korean newspaper articles from 24 years and quantitative text analysis to show how extreme political polarization is increasing in ideological language more than in ideological policy. The author highlights the difference and explains how to see through the emptiness of ideological labels.
Oul Han is a postdoctoral researcher and holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from the Freie Universität Berlin.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Figures List of Tables Preface: First-Hand Comparative Experiences as a German Korean Acknowledgments 1. The Puzzle of Weak Yet Extreme Ideology 2. Background Theory of Extremely Polarized Topics 3. Methodology 4. Framing Democracy 5. Framing Unification 6. Framing Welfare 7. Conclusion Glossary Bibliography About the Author
List of Figures List of Tables Preface: First-Hand Comparative Experiences as a German Korean Acknowledgments 1. The Puzzle of Weak Yet Extreme Ideology 2. Background Theory of Extremely Polarized Topics 3. Methodology 4. Framing Democracy 5. Framing Unification 6. Framing Welfare 7. Conclusion Glossary Bibliography About the Author
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