Kim Hak-no: Politics: The Hegemonic Struggle Between the A and the Bless

This book introduces my political concept of "the Hegemoni Fight in Politics, A and Bia.". This means that the efforts of senior fellow scholars to establish our ‘political sciences ’ are in line. It may be hard for the average reader to understand what our political-saving means. This comes from the realization that our politics, which we study and teach and learn, is far from our reality as ‘incarnate’ politics. And so in other fields of science, too, but from early times many of the political sciences have tried to establish politics that is our lot, Korean politics that we see. Not a few gains have been accumulated, but I don't know if I can say it's satisfying. We're still busy following the theories and concepts of political science developed in the West, especially in the United States. The papers in the journal published by the Korean and International Political Society often depend more on foreign sources than on our reading, quoting, or giving. And I remember in the early 1980s when I was in college, students criticized my professors for teaching only American politics. It was difficult to understand professors who taught the theories and concepts of American politics far from our reality in a country where the front wheel had taken over the fighting with force. When the same school and motivation broke out in class and read out loud the bank data that had nothing to do with the class, it was a harsh voice asking us to study politics based on our reality rather than just excretions. I didn't realize it was there.

Korean title: 정치: 아와 비아의 헤게모니 투쟁

Korean author: 김학노

Korean publisher: 박영사

ISBN-13: 9791130316451