Lectures

• •Instructor : Kyeong-Eun Song
• •Year : Year 2(2022-2023)
• •Difficulty : Advanced
• •Target : Universal
• •Field : Economy and Society
• •Type : Ordinary
• •Week : 6 Weeks
• •Keywords
  Fisheries, Fishing right, Common resources, Property right

Summary

The course examines the history of Korean fishing industry and its development from the perspective of the evolution of fisheries laws. It presents the institutional process in which the traditional fishing rights have transformed into modern fisheries laws, as well as the history of the changes in actual fishing practices, using various historical documents and statistical data. Students will understand the importance of fisheries, the primary industry that has not received enough attention, in the Korean economy.

Instructor

Kyeong-Eun Song
1. Affiliation: Korea Institute of Origin Information
2. Education: B.A. in Economics, Sungkyunkwan University
                       M.A. in Economics, Sungkyunkwan University
                       Ph.D. in Economics, Seoul National University
3. Selected Publications
“A Study on the Local Characteristics of Marine Products and Sea Tax during the King Yǒngjo Era by Analyzing Yǒji Tosǒ”, Hanguk Munhwa 57, 2012 (Kor.); “A Study on a Characteristic of Fishing Rights Ownership in Colonial Korea”, Review of Economic History 59, 2015 (Kor.). et al.

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