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Learning from the South Korean Developmental Success - Effective Developmental Cooperation and Synergistic Institutions and Policies (Hardcover, New)
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Learning from the South Korean Developmental Success - Effective Developmental Cooperation and Synergistic Institutions and Policies (Hardcover, New)
Series: Social Policy in a Development Context
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This edited volume presents lessons for development in the 21st
century through an analysis of South Korea's development
experience. The question of how the collaboration between state and
society has contributed to capability enhancement is examined. The
papers of the volume aim to understand the complementarity between
economic and social policies. Looking beyond the conventional
analytical scope of South Korean developmental state, they focus on
the institutional mechanisms enabling the state and society to
establish complementary policies, the actors involved and the
consequences of the choices in the policy areas of aid, industrial,
labour market, fiscal and monetary policies, social policy, rural
development, environment, and gender to identify relevant lessons
for developing countries in the 21st century.This volume considers
the institutions and policies of South Korea between 1945 and 2000.
Framing social policies as a set of policies to enhance individual
and societal capability, this volume shows how a wide range of
policies were formulated to complement each other in protective,
reproductive, productive and redistributive spheres for economic
and social development. In particular, it includes the periods of
state-building prior to the rapid industrialisation of the 1960s,
1970s, and 1980s and the responses to Asian Economic Crisis in the
1990s, which identified the institutional foundations and legacies
for Korea's successful development.This book is indispensable
reading for all interested in development economics,
macroeconomics, institutional economics, political economy,
migration studies, gender studies and international relations.
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