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Routledge - Korea's Political Economy: An Institutional Perspective

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Description

Explore the complex evolution of South Korea through this detailed study from Routledge. For three decades, the nation has followed a path of rapid economic growth and political democratization, offering important lessons for developing economies around the world. This volume examines how South Korea achieved these milestones while facing significant challenges. Readers will gain insight into the problems resulting from rapid industrialization and uneven growth. The text addresses difficult issues such as the unbalanced distribution of wealth, the concentration of economic power, and the adversarial relationships between management and labor. By looking at these developments through an institutional lens, the book provides a deep understanding of the country's shifting landscape. This work is designed for those looking to understand the options for economic and social institutional reform in Korea. It serves as a valuable resource for students, researchers, and professionals interested in the intersection of politics and economics in East Asia.

Key Features

Examines the history of South Korea's economic growth and political democratization over the last thirty years.

Provides a detailed analysis of the challenges caused by rapid industrialization and uneven economic development.

Investigates social issues including wealth distribution and the concentration of economic power.

Analyzes the complex relationships between management and labor within the Korean economy.

Explores various options for future economic and social institutional reform in the region.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
07 June 2019
Listed Since
06 June 2019

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