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Jeon Young-soo: Population Extinction and Localism

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South Korea is on a path that no country in the world has ever seen. The extent and speed of population extinction is so shocking that it could be said that they are in a state of panic. We need a transition between imagination and stereotypes that transcend the norm. If the problem is shocking, the response should have the depth and range that it gives. The book was filled with various strategies and ideas for the South Korean local city of the town of Goodwill. We need to use the latest theories and advanced cases as lighthouses to sail through the dark ocean in our own navigation. If the effect was uninhibited, the last 20 years have been 380 trillion, then we have to change our way of thinking. The new localism is a concept that includes courage to abandon the intuition and the former, even boldness to break through the limits and stereotypes. If you take the path of New Localism, at any given moment, despair will be replaced by hope.

Korean title: 인구소멸과 로컬리즘

Korean author: 전영수

Korean publisher: 라의눈

ISBN-13: 9791192151557

Reviews

4.8
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MO********
March 6, 2025

Today, we're going to bring back to the serious realities of human extinction and low birth. I recommend it.

MO********
March 6, 2025

It's a reality of depopulation, of low birth, of menopause. This is a valuable book that guides activity in the local world. I recommend it!

MO********
January 8, 2025

It's a book that recognizes the urgency of the extinction of people and offers solutions and other valuable things. I recommend it!

S0******
February 22, 2024

A proposal to normal recovery of the land that is wasted and destroyed by money and power.

HA****
January 17, 2024

It's just... The decline of population is the biggest threat to the sustainability of the current social system, with very specific figures and trends. 2. A vast and harsh solution that transforms the central versus central cross-section into the local and central coexistence structure is still presented in a naive way. If you don't put it down, you know that there's no way. Is population decline a deadly threat? We're going to need to look back at the origin. And I want to make sure that we

WE*******
June 6, 2023

I bought it for my interest, and it's very helpful.

WE*******
May 27, 2023

It's a serious title, but it's worth reading.

전영수: 인구소멸과 로컬리즘
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