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Hannes B. Mosler holds a PhD in political science and is Professor at the Institute of Korean Studies (IKS) with a focus on Korean politics at Freie Universitt Berlin (Germany). His major research interests are political parties, political systems, constitutional law, political remembrance, and policy decision processes in Korea and comparative research approaches. Introduction: South Korea’s Democracy in Light of the Candles (Hannes B. Mosler) – Characteristics and Challenges of South Korea’s Presidential Government System (Hannes B. Mosler) – Thirty years of Party Politics in South Korea after Democratization: From Mass-Mobilizing Parties to By-Stander Parties (Won-Taek Kang) – Inequality and the Crisis of Democracy in South Korea (Yun-tae Kim) – Chaebol Reform in South Korea (Sang-In Park) – What Social Movements Can (Not) Contribute to Democracy (Jochen Roose) – The Winding Path of Democratization and the Transformation of Citizen Politics in South Korea, 1987-2017 (Jin-Wook Shin) The Evolution of South Korean Civic Activism (Kisuk Cho and Hye Yun Park)
