Reviews
It's the worst book ever. First, the facts are wrong. The fact that Germany is falling apart is a lie. The book says unemployment is the worst, but recently it was reported that it remained the lowest in history. How could Germany, which is falling, be the leader of the next one of the eight? The claim that welfare policies, instead of deepening inequality, is a statistically unfounded nonsense. It's completely the opposite. The lower government spending and the less tax burden, the higher the
10. 1992. 12. 30 'Angry Korea is a democracy' is half right. Democracy is basically a comprehensive and multi-meaning concept. Even North Korea, where dictatorships are taking over, has its official name as the Korea's Democratic Republic. narrowed down the scope of the concept, and it was correctly said that "the Republic of Korea is a nation of free democracy.". But according to his book, democracy in other forms than free democracy dominates Korean society. What's the problem with the
The reason our country has been falling and falling since the late 1980s is because of the wrong view of democracy. This led to a low-income decline in the distorted view of democracy, which is in the 'limited democracy' protecting economic freedom. In conclusion, it takes a revolution to create a market economy and a free democracy that guarantees economic freedom.
A book that clearly knows about the idea of free democracy and also gives us a glimpse of South Korea's identity.
What if democracy and liberalism don't clash? Although the conflict is not correct in the first place, it seems that today there is a lot of conflict between liberalism and democracy. What is a truly free democracy? A constitution of the book that really gives us insight, a Constitution of freedom, or a law that creates a free society? It's important to change individual values one by one, but based on legal societies. It's important to have a free constitution. Let's stop the senseless move.
There are two democracies on the Korean peninsula. People's democracy in North Korea and free democracy in South Korea. But in Korea itself, democracy is a big deal. And every time we try, democracy is dead. What is a truly free democracy? How do we understand free democracy? The book of the professor of the National Bureau of Justice will answer such questions.
Min Gyeong-guk: What is liberal democracy?
What is free democracy? He says that in our country, four different forms of democracy are currently being played, such as liberal, social, economic and inner, and that other than free democracy are fake.
Korean title: 자유민주주의란 무엇인가?
Korean author: 민경국
Korean publisher: 백년동안
ISBN-13: 9791186061114
Reviews
It's the worst book ever. First, the facts are wrong. The fact that Germany is falling apart is a lie. The book says unemployment is the worst, but recently it was reported that it remained the lowest in history. How could Germany, which is falling, be the leader of the next one of the eight? The claim that welfare policies, instead of deepening inequality, is a statistically unfounded nonsense. It's completely the opposite. The lower government spending and the less tax burden, the higher the
10. 1992. 12. 30 'Angry Korea is a democracy' is half right. Democracy is basically a comprehensive and multi-meaning concept. Even North Korea, where dictatorships are taking over, has its official name as the Korea's Democratic Republic. narrowed down the scope of the concept, and it was correctly said that "the Republic of Korea is a nation of free democracy.". But according to his book, democracy in other forms than free democracy dominates Korean society. What's the problem with the
The reason our country has been falling and falling since the late 1980s is because of the wrong view of democracy. This led to a low-income decline in the distorted view of democracy, which is in the 'limited democracy' protecting economic freedom. In conclusion, it takes a revolution to create a market economy and a free democracy that guarantees economic freedom.
A book that clearly knows about the idea of free democracy and also gives us a glimpse of South Korea's identity.
What if democracy and liberalism don't clash? Although the conflict is not correct in the first place, it seems that today there is a lot of conflict between liberalism and democracy. What is a truly free democracy? A constitution of the book that really gives us insight, a Constitution of freedom, or a law that creates a free society? It's important to change individual values one by one, but based on legal societies. It's important to have a free constitution. Let's stop the senseless move.
There are two democracies on the Korean peninsula. People's democracy in North Korea and free democracy in South Korea. But in Korea itself, democracy is a big deal. And every time we try, democracy is dead. What is a truly free democracy? How do we understand free democracy? The book of the professor of the National Bureau of Justice will answer such questions.












