Vol.39 No.2 Summer 1999

 
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Korean Bureaucracy and Reform; Kwangju People’s Uprising

[Articles]
Jung Yong-duck Administrative Reform in Korea: A Historical-Institutionalist Perspective
Kim Kwang-woong A Critical Reflection on the Reform of the Kim Dae-jung Government
Kim Byong-Seob Government Reforms in Korea: Entrepreneurial Government or Democratic Government?
Chung Chung Mok The New Perspective for Korean Local Government
Hahm Sung Deuk Structural and Rational Foundations for Executive-Bureaucratic Politics in Korea
Park Kyung-hyo Minister- and Vice-Minister Level Staffing of the Kim Young-sam Administration: Political Leadership, Professional Competency an
Park Chong-Min Beliefs of Government Bureaucrats in Democratizing South Korea
Han Sang-Jin Popular Sovereignty and a Struggle for Recognition from a Perspective of Human Rights
Kim Doo-Sik "Meaning Construction" of the Kwangju Pro-democracy Movement and Futuristic Frame
Choi Jungwoon The Kwangju People's Uprising: Formation of the "Absolute Community"
Henry H. Em [Debate] Nationalism, Post-Nationalism, and Shin Ch’ae-ho
Park Chan-Seung [Debate] Should Korean Historians Abandon Nationalism?

[Literary Works]
Pak Wanso Mother's Hitching Post 2 (Omma-ui malttuk 2)