South Korean Democracy: Crisis Coming?
South Korean democracy is a paradox. Unlike many other young democracies in Asia and other parts of the world, it is characterized by relative stability, a working judiciary and, with a few striking exceptions, respect for human rights and civil liberties.
Korean governments have become responsive and accountable to the public. Moreover, the idea of a mo…
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