Park Byung-ho: Law of modern and contemporary Korea

Lawmakers are the historical studies that are looking at historical phenomena through the spectacles of law and studying the legal foundations of history, which show the journey of learning from the late 40s until now. Looking back, I feel a little bit of self-worth and self-interest. I feel a certain pride in establishing the Korean Law School as a science and a course of law, which has led to the creation of the Republic of Korea’s outside-of-the-laws and private-synthesis Ministry. But the current level of research and very few researchers cannot hide their self-inflict. We cannot hide from the fact that more researchers would be involved if we were to emphasize more and more the importance of the law. Since the mid-'200s, the Humanities Crisis has been a social woe, and all science, especially pure, is now being discussed, and law science as ‘the science’ is also a case of cutting off at the edge of the cliff. The history of laws that have aggravating legal experience and legal emotion in the community reveals the identity of members. In the age of globalization, a national and ethnic identity is essential to our awareness of history, and not to mention law and law. To improve and identify and develop our national identity, universal identity, law enforcement, study of law judges is essential. This library is hoping that the latter will help us to study self-immolative law, which does not lose its identity in the stream of a uniform world. On May 31, 2023, the author’s title was No. 1 Korean Law Ministry and The Fourth Korean Book of Writing, jointly awarded by Central Research Institute of South Korea and the Foundation for the Foundation. The first edition is a half-century prize prize, and the feeling is even new.

Korean title: 근현대 한국의 법

Korean author: 박병호

Korean publisher: 민속원

ISBN-13: 9788928519460