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Book SynopsisBringing together outstanding researchers, this book is the first to examine the theory and practice of policy analysis in South Korea. Drawing on case studies, it explores the development of policy analysis and procedures for decision making at different levels of government
Table of ContentsPart 1: Overview of policy analysis in Korea. 1. An introduction to policy analysis in Korea - Cheol H. Oh 2. Policy analytical styles and public institutions in Korea - Suho Ji and Sounman Hong 3. The policy analysis profession in Korea - Inwon Lee Part 2: Policy analysis by governments 4. Policy analysis and government capacity - Jiwoong Yoon 5. Regulatory impact analysis: the experience of policy analysis in the Korean central government - Song June Kim and Sun Gwon Ha 6. Policy analysis in quasi-governmental institutions in Korea - Hyung Jun Park, Jiye Ju and Hyung Gun Park 7. Policy analysis in Korean local governments - Hyunsang Ha 8. The myth of local government incompetency - Kilkon Ko and Ran Kim Part 3: Committees, consultants, media, public inquiries and public opinion 9. Policy advisory bodies in Korea - Tae Hee Kim 10. Public concerns and public inquiry in Korea - Sangyub Ryu 11. National Assembly committees and support organisations - Yongmo Lee and Inseok Seo 12. Media policy and the public interest in Korea - Namkee Park Part 4: Parties and interest groups and advocacy-based policy analysis 13. Business associations and policy analysis - Sam Youl Lee and Mean Sun Noh 14. Policy analysis and labour movements in Korea - Jooha Lee 15. Changes in social enterprise policy in Korea - Chisung Park Part 5: Academic, research institutes and policy analysis 16. Think tanks and the policy analysis in Korea - Cheol Liu and Byung-duk Cho 17. The role of Korean academics in policy analysis - Min-gil Kim and Rosa Minhyo Cho 18. Policy analysis education in Korea - Yui-ryong Jung and Yiyoon Chung
