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DESCRIPTION:Much of the scholarship about Park Chung Hee and South Korea's 
 developmental state has focused on economic modernization. This talk compl
 ements that literature by highlighting the long-lasting legacies of author
 itarianism for the political and social development of South Korean societ
 y. The talk first covers the consequences of dictatorship for the evolutio
 n of civil society. We then shift to the historical origins of the demogra
 phic crisis South Korea is facing today. The central purpose of the talk i
 s to show how both civil society and family change were shaped profoundly 
 by authoritarian policies during the Park Chung Hee era.\n\nSpeaker: Paul 
 Y. Chang\, Senior Fellow Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studie
 s\; Tong Yang\, Korea Foundation\, and Korea Stanford Alumni Association S
 enior Fellow at Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center\, Stanford Univer
 sity
GEO:37.427319;-122.164625
LOCATION:Encina Hall\, 3rd Floor\, Philippines Conference Room
SUMMARY:Political and Social Legacies of South Korean Authoritarianism
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 es-of-south-korean-authoritarianism
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