Korean Society : Civil Society, Democracy,

The second half of the Twentieth Century has seen South Korea transformed from an impoverished, war-ravaged nation to one of the most successful economies in East Asia. This has been accompanied by a military authoritarian regime to a vibrant democracy.

List of contributors

ix

Introduction: civil society in contemporary Korea

1

(10)

Charles K. Armstrong

Civil society in West and East

11

(25)

Bruce Cumings

The problematic modernity of Confucianism: the question of ``civil society'' in Choson dynasty Korea

36

(21)

John Duncan

The genealogy of Confucian Moralpolitik and its implications for modern civil society

57

(35)

Sangjun Kim

Civil society and democratization

92

(17)

Sunhyuk Kim

Engendering civil society: the role of the labor movement

109

(23)

Hagen Koo

The South Korean student movement: Undongkwon as a counterpublic sphere

132

(33)

Namhee Lee

Commemorating Kwangju: the 5.18 movement and civil society at the millennium

165

(22)

Linda S. Lewis

Protestant Christianity and the state: religious organizations as civil society

187

(20)

Donald N. Clark

Index

207

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Korean Society : Civil Society, Democracy, and the State

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