Populism, Democracy and South Korea
Bi Hwan Kim
Abstract
Bi Hwan Kim
Abstract
Abstract In this commentary, I raise some questions. The first is about the structural limitation of liberal democracy. The second is about the inherent weaknesses of populist democracy, the third about the future prospects of democracy in South Korea, and the last one about possible reforms that can improve the efficiency of governance in liberal democracy and populist democracy.
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Abstract In this commentary, I raise some questions. The first is about the structural limitation of liberal democracy. The second is about the inherent weaknesses of populist democracy, the third about the future prospects of democracy in South Korea, and the last one about possible reforms that can improve the efficiency of governance in liberal democracy and populist democracy.
Key concepts: Democracy, Populism, Liberal democracy, Political science, Representative democracy, Direct democracy, Corporate governance, Political economy