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Elites and Political Power in South Korea
Written by author Byong-Man Ahn
Published by Elgar, Edward Publishing, Inc., January 2003
This well-balanced research of theoretical arguments and empirical analysis will appeal to scholars, public officials and politicians interested in Korean affairs, and also scholars and students in the field of Korean studies. A comparative perspective of
Elite ownership of government power in Korea exhibit particularities that give rise to unique problems, suggests Ahn (public administration, Hankuk U. of Foreign Studies, South Korea). He first examines the Korean political system in global context in ord

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List of tables
List of figures
Preface
Pt. I The Pattern of Research into Government
1 Korea and the Korean government 3
Pt. II The Korean Political Culture and Bureaucracy
2 The political culture of Korea 17
3 Bureaucracy of the Chosun dynasty 30
4 Bureaucracy under the colonial rule 44
5 The post-liberation bureaucracy 56
Pt. III Transition of the Korean Government
6 Shift of political power 73
7 Change of the government structure 106
8 The rulers 131
9 The ruling elites 150
10 Crucial elections and the cycle of party politics 194
Pt. IV The Dynamics of an Intra-Political System
11 The dynamics within the administrative system 225
12 Dynamic relationship between the executive administration and politics: intervention and neutrality 254
13 Dynamic relationship between the executive and legislative branch 272
14 Dynamic relationship between politics and economy 291
Index 325

Title: Elites and Political Power in South Korea

Item Number: 9781840649710

Publication Date: January 2003

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Weight: 0.200 kg (0.44 lbs)

Width: 6.000 cm (2.36 inches)

Heigh : 9.300 cm (3.66 inches)

Depth: 0.800 cm (0.31 inches)

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	List of tables
	List of figures
	Preface
Pt. I	The Pattern of Research into Government
1	Korea and the Korean government	3
Pt. II	The Korean Political Culture and Bureaucracy
2	The political culture of Korea	17
3	Bureaucracy of the Chosun dynasty	30
4	Bureaucracy under the colonial rule	44
5	The post-liberation bureaucracy	56
Pt. III	Transition of the Korean Government
6	Shift of political power	73
7	Change of the government structure	106
8	The rulers	131
9	The ruling elites	150
10	Crucial elections and the cycle of party politics	194
Pt. IV	The Dynamics of an Intra-Political System
11	The dynamics within the administrative system	225
12	Dynamic relationship between the executive administration and politics: intervention and neutrality	254
13	Dynamic relationship between the executive and legislative branch	272
14	Dynamic relationship between politics and economy	291
	Index	325