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The Structure Of The South Korean Developmental Regime And Its Transformation: An Analysis Of The Developmental Regime Of Statist Mobilization And Authoritarian Integration In The Anticommunist Regimentation -- Gender Inequality And Patriarchal Order Recontextualized -- Regionalism: Its Origins And Substance With Competition And Exclusion -- Economic Development And Women's Status In Korea -- Social Class And Income Inequality In Korea -- Change In Social Movements In The Post-dictatorship Contest In South Korea -- Focused On Three Dimensions -- Growth And Crisis Of The Korean Citizens' Movement -- Two Concepts Of Human Rights In Contemporary Korea -- A Frame Analysis Of Women's Policies Of Korean Government And Women's Movements In The 1980s And 1990s -- The Netizen Movement: A New Wave In The Social Movements Of Korea -- Corruption In Government-business Relations In Republic Of Korea -- The Environmental Movement In South Korea -- South Korea -- The Making Of A Working Class In A Newly Industrialized Country -- Neoliberal Globalization And Labor Relations In Korea -- Labor Movemts In Democratized Korea: An Old Or New Social Movement? -- Mobilizing Public Opinion For/against Foreign Labor Policies In Korea, 1995-2005: Ngos, Trade Unions, And Employers' Associations In Contested Terrain. Edited By Hee-yeon Cho, Lawrence Surendra And Hyo-je Cho. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.