Jaehyun Joo
Biographic Data
| ID | 4238746 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jaehyun Joo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jaehyun |
| FAMILY NAME | Joo |
| SIGNATURE | JOO J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Myongji University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Social conflicts and policy-making in Korea: Interpretation of policy failures through a public discourse perspective
In recent times, public policy-making in Korea has increasingly led to serious social conflicts. Competing and conflicting interests become publicly exposed in various, usually angry, ways such as wild picketing and disruptive demonstrations. In any society, public policy-making is usually associated with social conflicts, but the level and magnitude of social conflicts and, as a result, disarray in the policy-making process in Korea, have been u…
Evaluating customer-centred reforms in Korean local governments: Possibilities and limitations of reform measures for civil application
The customer-centred approach has been in the mainstream of public administration research since the 1980s. However, there have been relatively fewer observations of the developments in East Asian public administration compared to those of Western countries. This study adds to our understanding of administrative reform by analysing the Korean policy measures developed from the customer perspective and by discussing the implications of the Korean …
Dynamics of Social Policy Change: A Korean Case Study from a Comparative Perspective
Most of the existing literature on dynamics of social policy change was developed against the background of the Western liberal democratic political regimes. This study examines the application of these existing studies to the experience of the East Asian newly industrialized countries. Special attention is paid to two social policy problems of South Korea—the problems of low wage levels and compensation for pollution victims. Because of authorit…
Explaining Social Policy Adoption in South Korea: The Cases of the Medical Insurance Law and the Minimum Wage Law
Although policy priority has always been on economic management in East Asian countries, those countries also developed some notable social policies. However, explanations for the development of social policies in those countries have been relatively underdeveloped compared to those of their economic management policies. This study adds to our understanding of the social policy development in East Asia by examining two cases of social policy adop…
Dynamics of Social Policy Change: A Korean Case Study from a Comparative Perspective
Most of the existing literature on dynamics of social policy change was developed against the background of the Western liberal democratic political regimes. This study examines the application of these existing studies to the experience of the East Asian newly industrialized countries. Special attention is paid to two social policy problems of South Korea—the problems of low wage levels and compensation for pollution victims. Because of authorit…
Explaining Social Policy Adoption in South Korea: The Cases of the Medical Insurance Law and the Minimum Wage Law
Although policy priority has always been on economic management in East Asian countries, those countries also developed some notable social policies. However, explanations for the development of social policies in those countries have been relatively underdeveloped compared to those of their economic management policies. This study adds to our understanding of the social policy development in East Asia by examining two cases of social policy adop…
Social conflicts and policy-making in Korea: Interpretation of policy failures through a public discourse perspective
In recent times, public policy-making in Korea has increasingly led to serious social conflicts. Competing and conflicting interests become publicly exposed in various, usually angry, ways such as wild picketing and disruptive demonstrations. In any society, public policy-making is usually associated with social conflicts, but the level and magnitude of social conflicts and, as a result, disarray in the policy-making process in Korea, have been u…
Dynamics of Social Policy Change: A Korean Case Study from a Comparative Perspective
Most of the existing literature on dynamics of social policy change was developed against the background of the Western liberal democratic political regimes. This study examines the application of these existing studies to the experience of the East Asian newly industrialized countries. Special attention is paid to two social policy problems of South Korea—the problems of low wage levels and compensation for pollution victims. Because of authorit…
Explaining Social Policy Adoption in South Korea: The Cases of the Medical Insurance Law and the Minimum Wage Law
Although policy priority has always been on economic management in East Asian countries, those countries also developed some notable social policies. However, explanations for the development of social policies in those countries have been relatively underdeveloped compared to those of their economic management policies. This study adds to our understanding of the social policy development in East Asia by examining two cases of social policy adop…
Evaluating customer-centred reforms in Korean local governments: Possibilities and limitations of reform measures for civil application
The customer-centred approach has been in the mainstream of public administration research since the 1980s. However, there have been relatively fewer observations of the developments in East Asian public administration compared to those of Western countries. This study adds to our understanding of administrative reform by analysing the Korean policy measures developed from the customer perspective and by discussing the implications of the Korean …
Social conflicts and policy-making in Korea: Interpretation of policy failures through a public discourse perspective
In recent times, public policy-making in Korea has increasingly led to serious social conflicts. Competing and conflicting interests become publicly exposed in various, usually angry, ways such as wild picketing and disruptive demonstrations. In any society, public policy-making is usually associated with social conflicts, but the level and magnitude of social conflicts and, as a result, disarray in the policy-making process in Korea, have been u…
Political science (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Authoritarianism (2 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Development economics (2 works) · East Asia (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Government (linguistics (2 works)