Lee Jae-yeol et al.: The quality of Korean society
The 20s are unstable with jobs and advancements, and the 30s are insecure with housing measures, and 40 or 50 of them are disturbing to look at, and modern Koreans are a history of economic growth and democracy that is a remarkable experience in the world, but inside they are controversial. The main reason for the crossover of external praise and internal criticism is the paradox that success has brought. Although the naked and hungry public has become a citizen in developed countries who exceeds $30,000 per capita income by a dazzling economic growth, most people are losing their financial confidence and are anxious about the future. Although the drafts have been successful and the world has also made a rare change in peaceful regimes, the political sicarios' cold shoulder has gone beyond their serious level and the vote rate of elections is getting lower. A paradox of abundance and democracy. The book started out in an effort to find answers to these questions. There is a capacity to evaluate the level of a country, as there are to value more than wealth and status, than the ability of a nation to measure an individual. We think that the character of this country is the quality of society, which is zero zero zero.
Korean title: 한국 사회의 질
Korean author: 이재열 외
Korean publisher: 한울아카데미
ISBN-13: 9788946060586
