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245 00 Social change in Korea /|cedited by Kim Kyong-dong, The 
       Korea Herald. 
264  1 Paju-si :|bJimoondang,|c2008. 
300    328 pages :|billustrations, portraits ;|c23 cm. 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
490 1  Insight into Korea series ;|vv. 2 
505 0  Preface -- Introduction -- 1. Overview -- Social change in
       Korea: A bird's-eye view -- The main driving forces behind
       social change --- 2. Demographic and Ecological Base -- 
       Two waves in Korea's population revolution -- Seoul: A 
       magnet for power, wealth, and population -- Changing rural
       communities -- Climate change tests Korea's adaptability -
       -- 3. Cultural Landscape -- Changing values cause 
       ideological confusion -- The semiotics of cars: We are 
       what we drive -- Korea moving toward a multicultural 
       society --- 4. Principles of Social Organization -- 
       Collectivism vs. individualism -- Korean society caught in
       post-authoritarianism trap -- Personal ties still 
       important, but patterns changing --- 5. Marriage, Family 
       and Women in Society -- Family values changing - but still
       conservative -- Changing family and women in the 
       ubiquitous age -- More gender equality, but women still 
       held back -- Dual earners call for family-friendly society
       -- Homophobia and the snail family in Korea --- 6. Groups,
       Organizations and Institutions -- Nation witnesses upsurge
       of civil organizations -- Transparency key to improving 
       social cohesion -- Labor market polarization damages 
       social cohesion -- Changing face of political 
       participation in the era of democratization -- The 
       political economy of educational reform -- Korean 
       religions struggling to be born again -- Koreans worry 
       about insecure lives, uncertain futures -- The causes of 
       Korea's burgeoning crime rate --- 7. Social Stratification
       and Mobility --  Women's labor participation grows-slowly 
       -- The odyssey of the middle class --  Is Korea's social 
       mobility fluid or locked? -- Inequality persists despite 
       economic success --- 8. Quo Vadis Korea? -- National 
       identity in the age of globalization. 
520    Social Change in Korea covers almost all the important 
       spheres of social life, touching upon most of the 
       significant aspects of social change in Korea over the 
       years, especially during the past two decades. It deals 
       solely with changes in the social arena, and the 30 essays
       featured here are all written by Korean scholars. It 
       offers a detailed account of Korea's transformation, as 
       seen from within. This book can be a very useful 
       complementary textbook for any course taught in English 
       which deals with social change in Korea. 
561    Gift of The Korea Foundation. 
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