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Washington International Law Journal
Abstract
This Essay examines constitutionalism, or the legal expression of democracy. Explanations of Korea's underdeveloped sense of constitutionalism which are rooted in the culture of Confucianism do not provide an adequate explanation of the post-1948 Korean experience. A better model is provided by contrasting the uses of law by prior authoritarian regimes with current political developments including the rising role of entrepreneurial interests in Korean politics.
First Page
395
Recommended Citation
Dae-Kyu Yoon,
Essay,
New Developments in Korean Constitutionalism: Changes and Prospects,
4 Pac. Rim L & Pol'y J.
395
(1995).
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