Titlebook: Democratization and Democracy in South Korea, 1960–Present; Hyug Baeg Im Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Development and Change of Korean Democracy Since the Democratic Transition of 1987: The Three Kims’ another historical time of postmodernity was added to Korean nonsimultaneous historical times. Nonsimultaneous times of modernity of liberal democracy, premodernity of Confucian patrimonialism, and post-modernity of Internet democracy coexisted simultaneously.

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Introduction: My Democratization Studies in Retrospect,ransition to democracy in the last days of authoritarian regimes in Mediterranean Europe, Latin America and East Asia under the guidance of my teacher at the University of Chicago, Adam Przeworski. I started by analyzing the distinctive characteristics of Park Chung Hee’s authoritarianism in South K

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The Rise of Bureaucratic Authoritarianism in South Koreaport platform had become incompatible with restricted democracy. Park had to appeal to the rapidly growing workers’ vote as urban-based industrialization quickly absorbed the industrial reserve army of Bonapartist small peasants which had been his electoral stronghold. Even though Park had another c

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Christian Churches and Democratization in South Koreaoeconomic change; second, to respond to the demands from other social movements by providing shelters to antigovernment dissidents; and, third, to find themselves a new niche market. Even though both Protestant and Catholic churches participated actively in democratization movements, the Catholic Ch

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Democratic Consolidation in South Korea: Opportunities and Constraintsnsolidation process in a relatively short period of time. Since 1987, South Koreans have institutionalized and regularized competitive and fair elections, and the electoral space has expanded from the national to the local level, and broadened to societal areas. The military that had actually ruled

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Faltering Democratic Consolidation in South Korea: Democracy at the End of the Three Kims Eravery rapid and successful transition from military authoritarianism to liberal democracy by reinstituting civilian control over the military, institutionalizing elections, and finally ensuring a peaceful transfer of government. Nevertheless, democracy in the Three Kims Era had many serious defects,