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Lessons from the Social Policy and Development of South Korea: An Interrogation with the view of distilling some lessons for developing countries. The perspective is obviously developmentalist in the sense that it is concerned with the role of social policy in development trajectories such as that traversed by South Korea during the last half-century or so. The chapter does, o
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The Korean Experience and the Twenty-first-Century Transition to a Capability-Enhancing Developmentaideological tropes from early triumphalist neoliberalism are repeated in an exaggerated form. The most fervent political clarion calls invoke the return to a caricature of eighteenth-century America. In London, faith that shrinking the size of the state will generate renewed economic dynamism is aga
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The Development of Transformative Social Policy in South Korea: Lessons from the Korean Experienceeas of economy, politics and social welfare. Today, South Korea has become one of the countries from which many other developing countries wish to draw lessons as a case study in successful modernization.
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How Could the Enhancement of Education and Health Contribute to Economic Growth in South Korea?ment. Previously, however, the dominant economic model for growth was based on the assumption that increasing physical capital was the primary driver for economic growth. Despite emphasis on the investment in human capital by many classical economists, including John Stuart Mill, Thomas Malthus, Ada
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Learning through Localizing International Transfers: South Korea’s Development Experiences of dollars in aid from wealthy countries to developing African nations have effortlessly become ‘dead aid’ as they failed to reduce the escalation of poverty levels and increase growth rates (Moyo 2009). Post-conflict countries, such as Cambodia, unable to refuse aid, are now rife with the pernicio