South Korea in 2005: Economic Dynamism, Generational Conflicts, and Social Transformations

South Korea experienced steady economic growth and relative political stability in 2005. The surface calm, however, belies massive transformations in the economy, politics, and society.

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Published inAsian survey Vol. 46; no. 1; pp. 56 - 62
Main Authors Lie, John, Park, Myoungkyu
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Berkeley University of California Press 01.02.2006
University of California Press Books Division
Subjects
Cold War
Cold wars
Competitive advantage
Domestic Politics
East Asian politics
Economic Conditions
Economic crises
Economic growth
Economic recovery
Economic stabilization
Economic statistics
Economics
Foreign investment
GDP
Government
Gross Domestic Product
Indictments
Information technology
International relations
Korean culture
Legacies
Political parties
Politics
Popular culture
Presidents
Public opinion
Shipbuilding
Social Change
Social conditions & trends
Social conflict
Society
South Korea
South Korea
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Summary:South Korea experienced steady economic growth and relative political stability in 2005. The surface calm, however, belies massive transformations in the economy, politics, and society.
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ISSN:0004-4687
1533-838X
DOI:10.1525/as.2006.46.1.56