1st Edition
State-centric to Contested Social Governance in Korea Shifting Power
1. Introduction 2. NGOs and INGOs: Global Trends and the South Korean Case 3. Civil Society in the Making 4. Civil Society in Search of Political Reform 5. NGOs as Policy Entrepreneurs in Pursuit of the Public Good 6. NGOs and the Governance of Migration 7. Transnational Networks of NGOs for North Korean Refugees and Human Rights 8. NGOs and Environmental Governance
Biography
Hyuk-Rae Kim is Professor of Korean Studies in the Graduate School of International Studies at Yonsei University, Korea.
"This is a well-written book with well-structured chapters and well-supported examples and logic... Anyone interested in civil society, Korean politics or even the issues of migrants or the question of North Korean refugees would find this book very helpful."
Changzoo Song, University of Auckland, Asian Studies Review
