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South Korean Media System: Toward a Democratization Model

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Authors

Rhee, June Woong; Cho, Hang Je; Song, Hyun Joo; Jung, June Hee

Issue Date
2011
Publisher
Center for Social Sciences, Seoul National University
Citation
Korean Social Sciences Review(KSSR), Vol.1 No.1, pp. 303-337
Keywords
Media Systems TheoryKorean DemocratizationPolitical ParalleRelationship between the Government and the Press
Description
Translated from the published article in Communication Theories vol. 6 (No.1): 144-190, 2010 with permission from the Korean Society for Journalism and Communication Studies.
Abstract
From a perspective of the media systems approach, we attempt to provide a media system

model that accounts for the characteristics of the relationship between political and media

systems in the democratization process of Korean society. Using the model, we explore

the possibility by which media system has set the limit on the directions of political

democratization. The notion of political parallelism is employed to characterize the

historical changes of the role of the news media in function of public spheres in relation to

political system. The Korean way of political parallelism accounts for the process by which

mainstream newspapers and broadcasters have influenced political parties and civil society.

The implications are discussed in terms of the role of media system in democratization.
ISSN
2234-4039
Language
English
URI
https://hdl.handle.net/10371/75204
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