COVID-19, familism, and South Korean governance /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Pak, Chae-ch'ang, 1948- (Author)
Corporate Author:	Taylor & Francis
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2022.
Subjects:	Crisis management in government > Korea (South) Public administration > Korea (South) > Citizen participation. Families > Korea (South) Information society > Social aspects > Korea (South) COVID-19 (Disease) > Political aspects > Korea (South) COVID-19 (Disease) > Economic aspects > Korea (South) POLITICAL SCIENCE / General Crisis management in government. Economics. Families. Information society > Social aspects. Public administration > Citizen participation. Korea (South) Electronic books.
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Table of Contents:

Preface: Between the frustration of the human civilization and the self-esteem of South Korean culture
Introduction
Seeking Crisis Response Implementation Governance
1. Spread of COVID-19 and Social Crisis
2. Contradictory Issues in Crisis Response Strategies
3. Types of Crisis Response Implementation Governance
South Korea's Socio-cultural Characteristics and State
1. Low Trust Society and Flat State
2. Familism and Dual State
3. War Time Culture and Switching State
South Korea's COVID-19 Response Implementation Governance
1. Overview of South Korea's COVID-19 Response
2. Manifestation of Crisis Consciousness and Family State Stream
3. Meritocracy and Contract State Stream
Outcomes of COVID-19 Response Implementation Governance
1. Family State and Social Capital
2. Switching State and Contextual Governance
3. Dual State and Cultural Approach
4. Information Society and Proactive Governance
5. Success of Crisis Response and Overcome of Western Cultural Bias
Conclusion.