Titlebook: Korea‘s Growth and Industrial Transformation; Haeran Lim Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998 gro

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Book 1998 in East Asia. The approach taken in this book partly draws on earlier studies of industrial transformation, product cycle theory and statist theory, but combines and complements them by emphasizing the role of coalition in industrial policy and industrial transformation.

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sformation in East Asia. The approach taken in this book partly draws on earlier studies of industrial transformation, product cycle theory and statist theory, but combines and complements them by emphasizing the role of coalition in industrial policy and industrial transformation.978-0-230-37793-6

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Theories of Industrial Transformation, theory and statist theory. Among them, product cycle theory and statist theory have provided a useful way to understand the pattern of industrial transformation in Korea. I argue that product cycle theory and statist theory are useful, but incomplete to explain industrial transformation of Korea. B

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Exclusive Coalition with the LEs in the 1960s and 1970s, the coalition approach in the inter-industry aspect. This chapter analytically reviews the history of Korean industrial policy and industrial transformation process during the 1960s and the 1970s: the period when the government was strengthening its exclusive coalition with a small group of the LEs

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Inclusive Coalition with the SMEs and the LEs since the 1980s, and industrial firms interact with each other have changed under an evolving economic and political situation. The preferences and the viable options among them have multiplied, and the pressure of democratization has changed the characteristics of desirable coalitions. This has resulted in a basic

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Case Study of the Korean Electronics Industry,ormation between Korea and Taiwan. Chapters 4 and 5 addressed the shift of favoured industrial sectors in terms of changing product cycles and shifting domestic coalitions over time by applying coalition theory in an intersectoral aspect within Korea. Finally, this chapter applies the theory in an i