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Democratic Development and Authoritarian Development Compareddemocratic governments in Korea since 1987 supports the democratic development thesis, namely “democracy first, economic development later,” because economic development follows from the good governance made by good democracy.

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Rhythms of abomaso—intestinal motilityanother historical time of postmodernity was added to Korean nonsimultaneous historical times. Nonsimultaneous times of modernity of liberal democracy, premodernity of Confucian patrimonialism, and post-modernity of Internet democracy coexisted simultaneously.

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Y. Ruckebusch (Head),P. Thivend (Head)seriously transgressed by the two consecutive conservative governments of Lee Myung Bak and Park Geun Hye. With regard to those two basic freedoms, South Korea under the Lee and Park governments was classified as a “partly free” country by Freedom House and Reporters without Borders.

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The Rise of Bureaucratic Authoritarianism in South Koreaintensive and high-technology-intensive products which was prone to class compromise and would work positively for him and his party’s electoral politics, Park chose to install Yushin authoritarianism to avoid the constraints of electoral politics under a restricted democracy.

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Recasting Park Chung Hee’s Authoritarianism: Myths, Reality and Legaciesental strategy, the miraculous development in Korea was also due to many exogenous factors such as Japanese colonial legacies, benevolent American hegemony, the successful land reform and Confucianism, which emphasizes human capital.

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Democratic Consolidation in South Korea: Opportunities and Constraintss was the first peaceful transfer of power to long-time opposition leader, Kim Dae Jung, in the presidential election in December 1997. With the peaceful turnover of government by means of fair and competitive elections, Korean democracy can be considered consolidated.