The History of Rural Development in Korea |
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SummaryThis course deals with the historical process of rural development in Korea from the Joseon Dynasty to the present. It critically examines the reciprocity and cooperative activities of village associations in the Joseon Dynasty, critically reviews the New Village Movement in the 1970s and rural development programs of modern South Korea, and seeks the challenges and directions that South Korea faces as a donor to international rural development programs. Through this, students will have the opportunity to understand Korean rural development in three dimensions from the perspective of history, economics, and international development studies in the flow that connects the past, present, and future of rural development. |
InstructorSu-hwan Jung1. Affiliation The Academy of Korean Studies 2. Education The Graduate School of Korean Studies, The Academy of Korean Studies 3. Selected Publication "Nobi and Sangjeon's Dialogue in the Late Joseon Dynasty-Reciprocity, Benevolence and Wisdom", Cheonggyeo History 27, 2024 "Village Development and Cooperation in the Late Choson Period - A Case Study of the Yeoju Clan’s OkSan Village", The Choson Dynasty History Association 100, 2022 et al. |
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