Kim Dong-chun: Politics that does not respond to pain

In Korea, where the market is soon empowered, politics is not only a tool of growth but also a means of suffering for the people. Three democratic governments have not been able to bring South Korea out of the swamps of inequality and injustice for the 21st century. The world's lowest birth and highest suicide rates are now a single-time manifestation of Korean suffering. While the country grew brilliant in 30 years of development dictatorship and 30 years in neo-librarianism, the world did not improve for anyone. Three especially democratic governments. 2003, No. '98, the textbook 2017. In the years that have been over, real estate prices have gone up, and millions of ordinary people have suddenly turned into ‘ earthshers ’ and ‘ lightnings.’. How do we understand why the lives of the social weak are much more demanding than before, when those who have been in the ‘advanced ’ have been under house control? In this book, Kim Dong-chun studies labor or education or social policy after the demunization of 1987 and sees in history and politics what has not been done to shape the democratic liberals and the ruling Democrats ’ social strengths in the face of the expansion of market power in the process of globalization and neo-democracy. The result is that they cannot be described as inexorable in the era of neo-librarianism, which has shown their inability and their gross failure. The politics of Democrats and democratic governments has failed to build security, peace, justice and prosperity as a result of the rise in the state. The book suggests a transition between the goals and the direction of development, the social system, to overcome the serious dislocations that democratic governments have brought about and society's low-end economic growth.

Korean title: 고통에 응답하지 않는 정치

Korean author: 김동춘

Korean publisher: 사계절

ISBN-13: 9791160949889