by Chung-in Moon (ed.)

size: A5, 422pages. publisher: Yonsei University Press, 1999.

Table of contents
001. Introduction
002.
003. The Consolidation of Post-autocratic Regimes
004. Democratic Reform and Consolidation in South Korea
005. Elite Settlement and Democratic Consolidation in Korea and Taiwan
006.
007. The Kim Young Sam Presidency in Comparative
008.
009. Globalization
010. The Historical Develipment of Korean Globlaization
011. Korea's Affair with Globalization
012. Korea's Foreign and Security Policy in an Age of Democratization and Globalization
013.
014. Globalization, Nationalism, and Security Options for South Korea
015.
016.
017. Korea's Economic Reform
018. Economic Justice and Social Welfare
019. Political Learning, Democratic Consolidation
020.
021. Popular Respouse to Korean Democratization in Comparative Perspective
022.
023. Globalization and International Competitiveness
024. Democratization and Globalization
025. The Kim Young Sam Government