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Factional Politics Will Determine Future of South Korean Left
By Steven Denney
The opposition NPAD is electing new leaders, with significant implications for leftist politics in South Korea.
Post-97 Korea and Its Discontents
By Steven Denney
Deregulated labor markets and the pressure of global capitalism pushes some precarious workers to acts of public drama.
South Korea's Ruling Party Drifts Toward Civil War
By Steven Denney
President Park Geun-hye and her Saenuri Party are increasingly at odds.
Surprise! South Korea’s Legislature Is Actually Doing Its Job
By Steven Denney
After being in a “vegetative state” for months, the South Korean National Assembly has begun passing laws again.
How South Korea’s Liberals Lost the Youth Vote
By Steven Denney
In a dramatic reversal of fortunes, young people in South Korea are increasingly conservative.
South Korea’s Ruling Party Scores Big At Polls
By Yong Kwon
The ruling Saenuri party took 11 seats in the by-election, giving it a strong majority in the legislature.
South Korea’s Ruling Party Braces for Defeat
By Yong Kwon
When South Koreans go to the polls later this month, the Saenuri Party is expected to lose.
In Korea, President Park Comes Under Fire
By Yong Kwon
Despite the ruling party’s recent electoral victory, President Park’s domestic critics continue to gain ground.
Korea’s Ruling Party Largely Unscathed After Local Elections
By Yong Kwon
The opposition fails to capitalize on public outrage over the recent ferry tragedy.
Ferry Disaster Weighs on Korea’s Conservatives Ahead of Elections
By Yong Kwon
Polls show a sharp drop in support for the ruling Saenuri Party in the lead up to local elections.
Pendulum Swings in South Korea
South Korea’s ruling Saenuri Party pulled off a surprise victory in this week’s National Assembly elections. The contest offered some insights into the changing face of politics there.
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