Seo Byeong-cheol: National Space and Regional Politics

In Korea, the region is always a decoration that enhances central status. At the same time, the area grows and retreats on the interest of the center. In the days of authoritarian development, which accelerated modernization and industrialization, the only way to get the country to be a leader in central power and attract development was through urban growth. The 1970s's especially, Park Jong-hee's focused on developing the southeast coast to promote industrial and industrial middle-class industries. Park Jong-hee's system of pre-solding developed an area of interest from the small industrial sector of the capital in the 1960s to the region. The result was a clear trend toward the real structural structure of the iniquitous development of national space. The current industrialization and modernization through re-integration and uniform domination of these spaces stressed the dynamicity of national and ethnic relations and even justified the neglect or violation of local speciality and local life. As a result, Poang, the coastal outskirts, was suddenly injured and became a model for the East Asian Economics Organization and Industrial Cities. In the meantime, stories about the surrender season and the region tend to be conflicting by separating between countries and one-dimensional claims and countries. But in reality, the geographic space in the region is a fluid reality, although fixed, as a result of the change in economic or political circumstances. The area may be initially helpless by the one-way forces of the country, but it also grows into active actors that can fight or negotiate. It's hard to determine what's going to happen, but it will depend on the political dynamics of the nations and businesses and communities around the city. What is the key factor in leading such a change in urban politics? How does the system of cities shape and change?

Korean title: 국가공간과 지역정치

Korean author: 서병철

Korean publisher: 한국학술정보

ISBN-13: 9791169832762