Korea Social Opinion Research Institute: The 17th Presidential Election: A Clash Between New Forces and Stances (2007)

The political scene is still confused, although the 17th presidential election has now been held for about eight months. It's hard to figure out who will be the final shareholders, not how many people are as elected as before. But the complexity of politics should not be relied on as a political sense. It's time to do scientific and concrete analysis and point at the Great Line. The new 17s and the North Line conflict is a total of 240 days of presidential war, now raging with the backup candidates registered. With elaborately designed frameworks, the political opinion polls on political and social issues based on objective data that led to the survey have revealed all kinds of factors surrounding elections and diagnosed the presidential election in 2007 at various angles. The text first looks at the sphere and the plan. Then we look at the teenage policy issues as a point of division and integration of the Great War in 2007: North Korea, American relations, economic policies, real estate policies, tax policies, corporate policies, educational policies. And now we're going to analyze the competitiveness of powerful stockholders under balanced perspective.

Korean title: 17대 대선 새로운 세력과 노선의 대충돌 (2007)

Korean author: 한국사회여론연구소

Korean publisher: U-북

ISBN-13: 9788991738072