Titlebook: Gender and the Political Opportunities of Democratization in South Korea; Nicola Anne Jones Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Na

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,The Korean Women’s Movement: From , Feminism to Gender Mainstreaming, gender equality with an increasingly visible and respected sociopolitical platform. To account for this evolving influence, this chapter draws on a political process social movement framework (e.g., Tarrow, 1994) to analyze the movement’s organizational structure, tactical repertoires, framing strategies, and networking capacity.

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,Competing “Gender Coalitions”: Progressive Allies, Fragmented Opponents, and Contradictory State Ins tend to become less antagonistic, whereas the relative influence of civil society groups is shaped by their ability to adapt to the new democratic environment and capitalize on the shifting domestic and international political context (Doh, 2001).

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,State Transformation: Creating a Women’s Policy Machinery Infrastructure,ation and bargaining by those working within its boundaries, as well as those on the outside” (2003: 19). Straddling this complexity, WPMs have been identified as an important tool for advancing women’s status and challenging gender hierarchies: