The trajectory of anti-communism in South Korea

  • Shin K
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This article deals with the historical trajectory of anti-communism in South Korea since 1945. Anti-communism has been working as a powerful ideological and institutional constraint to suppress political opposition to authoritarian regimes and to hinder development of critical thoughts in South Korea. However, the demise of East European socialist countries and globalization has transformed the nature of anti-communism, by equating non-market ideologies with communism. Even though there have been political and economic change in the 21 st century, anti-communism has still played an important role in constraining policy development as well as political discourse.

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Shin, K.-Y. (2017). The trajectory of anti-communism in South Korea. Asian Journal of German and European Studies, 2(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s40856-017-0015-4

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