This volume offers a thorough analysis of the institutions of government in South Korea, their transformation by the introduction of political pluralism, and the impact of that on the country's economy.
This volume offers a thorough analysis of the institutions of government in South Korea, their transformation by the introduction of political pluralism, and the impact of that on the country's economy.
Preface List of abbreviations 1 State reform in South Korea Introduction Background of the modem Korean state Conflict and political reform The first five Republics: background to democratization The Third and Fourth Republics: economic and social transformation under Park Chung Hee Transition to the Fifth Republic The Sixth Republic and the Roh presidency Summary 2 The institutions of government Foundations of the modem Korean state Government structure weak v. strong institutions Liquidation of the legacy of the Fifth Republic Constitutional reform in the Sixth Republic: the presidency and local government The 1992 presidential elections The election results 3 Political parties and South Korean politics The character of political parties in South Korea The institutionalization of political parties The development of political parties in South Korea The authority crisis of 1985 Creating a new ruling party Political parties and liberalization Conclusions 4 The economic context of reform Introduction Towards balanced growth: maturing of a developing economy Labour Capital the chaebol and the state Agriculture reform The economic dimensions of social conflict 5 The social context of Korean politics Divisions and unity in South Korean society Factors of social change Pluralism and equality Education and Korean society Social conflict catalyst for democracy? Conclusion 6 State reform in a comparative context State building and social engineering in South Korea What is state reform? Taiwan another 'piecemeal experiment' The People's Republic of China North Korean politics the Kim fl Song dictatorship The USSR and its successor, Russia Implications Conclusions 7 South Korea's international environment and foreign policy South Korea as a rising middle power South Korea foreign policy: Nordpolitik An assessment of Nordpolitik 8 Conclusions Appendix: Roh Tae Woo's declaration of 29 June 1987 Notes Selective bibliography Index.
Preface List of abbreviations 1 State reform in South Korea Introduction Background of the modem Korean state Conflict and political reform The first five Republics: background to democratization The Third and Fourth Republics: economic and social transformation under Park Chung Hee Transition to the Fifth Republic The Sixth Republic and the Roh presidency Summary 2 The institutions of government Foundations of the modem Korean state Government structure weak v. strong institutions Liquidation of the legacy of the Fifth Republic Constitutional reform in the Sixth Republic: the presidency and local government The 1992 presidential elections The election results 3 Political parties and South Korean politics The character of political parties in South Korea The institutionalization of political parties The development of political parties in South Korea The authority crisis of 1985 Creating a new ruling party Political parties and liberalization Conclusions 4 The economic context of reform Introduction Towards balanced growth: maturing of a developing economy Labour Capital the chaebol and the state Agriculture reform The economic dimensions of social conflict 5 The social context of Korean politics Divisions and unity in South Korean society Factors of social change Pluralism and equality Education and Korean society Social conflict catalyst for democracy? Conclusion 6 State reform in a comparative context State building and social engineering in South Korea What is state reform? Taiwan another 'piecemeal experiment' The People's Republic of China North Korean politics the Kim fl Song dictatorship The USSR and its successor, Russia Implications Conclusions 7 South Korea's international environment and foreign policy South Korea as a rising middle power South Korea foreign policy: Nordpolitik An assessment of Nordpolitik 8 Conclusions Appendix: Roh Tae Woo's declaration of 29 June 1987 Notes Selective bibliography Index.
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