Kim Min-seok: Agricultural policy of the Park Chung-hee regime in the 1960s

The idea of the age-old agricultural policy was that the 1960s became a climate for Korean agriculture and rural farming. We have identified the recognition of Park Jong-hee's regime on economics, agriculture and farming, and all sorts of farm policies that are distorted for political reasons. The 1960s were the beginnings of modernization and modernization, and at the same time the remains of the period that had a high rate of rural and agricultural growth. In the 1960s, I was convinced that Park Jong-hee's agricultural policy would answer the writer's first question. In fact, in the 1960s, agriculture and rural areas were much more dynamic than the writers thought. Park Jong-hee's agricultural policies also had complex personalities that could not be criticized. The change from government to government, which has to be constantly chosen in economic policy and rural reality, to the change in rural areas was never simple. The reality of Korean agriculture and farming is hopeless. Food surpluses, including grain and feed, are now under OECD, 23. It's only four percent. In rural areas, village destruction is on. This is not just about rural and rural farmers. It's not just about exporting the agricultural revenues. The stable supply of food and the foundations of self-sustaining economies are breaking down. In the long run, there is no alternative that our society can look for. The government, which is ultimately responsible for all of this, has been turning away from rural and farmers. (head start).

Korean title: 1960년대 박정희 정권의 농업 정책

Korean author: 김민석

Korean publisher: 선인

ISBN-13: 9791160684063