CULTURAL POLICY IN SOUTH KOREA. MAKING A NEW PATRON STATE. BOOK REVIEW BY AUTHOR HYE-KYUNG LEE
Rubrics: CULTURAL STUDIES
Authors:
1.
Siberian Federal University
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 91
to 96
Status:
Published
Received:
18.05.2023
Accepted:
01.06.2023
Published:
06.06.2023
Subject area:
VAC 5 Социальные и гуманитарные науки
UDK 39 Этнография. Нравы. Обычаи. Жизнь народа. Фольклора
GRNTI 13.00 КУЛЬТУРА. КУЛЬТУРОЛОГИЯ
OKSO 51.00.00 Культуроведение и социокультурные проекты
BBK 7 КУЛЬТУРА. НАУКА. ПРОСВЕЩЕНИЕ
TBK 8 ГУМАНИТАРНЫЕ НАУКИ. РЕЛИГИЯ. ИСКУССТВО
BISAC SOC SOCIAL SCIENCE
UDK 39 Этнография. Нравы. Обычаи. Жизнь народа. Фольклора
GRNTI 13.00 КУЛЬТУРА. КУЛЬТУРОЛОГИЯ
OKSO 51.00.00 Культуроведение и социокультурные проекты
BBK 7 КУЛЬТУРА. НАУКА. ПРОСВЕЩЕНИЕ
TBK 8 ГУМАНИТАРНЫЕ НАУКИ. РЕЛИГИЯ. ИСКУССТВО
BISAC SOC SOCIAL SCIENCE
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
cultural policy, South Korea, new patron state, neoliberalism, Korean Wave, centralization of cultural policy, cultural export, state regulation of culture
Abstract (English):
The book review «Cultural Policy in South Korea: Making a New Patron State» by Dr. Hye-Kyung Lee presents a comprehensive analysis of the development and evolution of South Korea's cultural policy. The book explores a broad range of historical and social contexts, from the influence of the colonial past on the formation of modern cultural policy to the implications of neoliberal reforms for cultural industries and the cultural phenomenon known as the Korean Wave. The author analyses the dynamics between the state, culture, and society, identifying the specificity of the Korean approach to cultural policy and defining it as a new patron state. Hye-Kyung Lee highlights not only the successful development of South Korea's cultural industries but also points out potential problems and complexities caused by centralization and neoliberal socialization
The book review «Cultural Policy in South Korea: Making a New Patron State» by Dr. Hye-Kyung Lee presents a comprehensive analysis of the development and evolution of South Korea's cultural policy. The book explores a broad range of historical and social contexts, from the influence of the colonial past on the formation of modern cultural policy to the implications of neoliberal reforms for cultural industries and the cultural phenomenon known as the Korean Wave. The author analyses the dynamics between the state, culture, and society, identifying the specificity of the Korean approach to cultural policy and defining it as a new patron state. Hye-Kyung Lee highlights not only the successful development of South Korea's cultural industries but also points out potential problems and complexities caused by centralization and neoliberal socialization
Keywords:
cultural policy, South Korea, new patron state, neoliberalism, Korean Wave, centralization of cultural policy, cultural export, state regulation of culture
cultural policy, South Korea, new patron state, neoliberalism, Korean Wave, centralization of cultural policy, cultural export, state regulation of culture
1. Lee, H.-K. (2018). Cultural Policy in South Korea: Making a New Patron State. King's College London. London, Routledge, 180 p.
