Revisiting the Welfare State Regime in Korea  

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Park, Yong Soo

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Asia Pacific Journal of Social Work and Development vol. 17 no. 2 (Dec. 2007), page 7-17.
Topik: Korea; Welfare State; Residual Model; Growth-First Policy; Neo-Liberal Restructuring
Fulltext: AA69_17-02_PARK.pdf (841.46KB)

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Korea's welfare system has undergone radical institutional expansion since the 1990s, largely as a consequence of the financial crisis of 1997. In spite of these changes, however, public social expenditure remains extremely low. As a result, the overall social insurance system and social welfare service sector remain underdeveloped. Thus, the current welfare system in Korea can best be characterized as a residual model, in that state intervention as for provision of welfare remains highly limited and the family and the private market economy play central roles in offering a social safety net.

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