Lee Young-han et al.: Korea in Transition, Comprehensive Strategy for Sustainable Development

Korean society has entered a transitional stage for the captain. Korean society has not progressed since the 37-year high-growth stage and is now in its 20-year decline. "It must be fixed and expanded" in order to progress to maturity without immediately going down from growth to decline. Sustainable progress in Europe began with a reaction to environmental problems in the 1970s, was established theoretically in the 1980s, and was created by international publicization in the 1990s and by the 2000s. Economic development, which is not considered environmental limits, is a waste and unsustainable and counter-responsibility beginning. Now, we're trying to make sustainable progress in a variety of areas besides environmental problems. The book begins with the belief that the structurally altered transitional conditions can be cured and integrated through'resistible development', seeking a model of Korean sustainability by collectively diagnoseing South Korea and offering alternative alternatives.

Korean title: 전환기 한국, 지속가능 발전 종합전략

Korean author: 이영한 외

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946060043