[KS] Again: Factions
Rüdiger Frank
h0727cej at rz.hu-berlin.de
Mon Feb 8 03:05:48 EST 1999
Dear list,
I have received this request, but unfortunately can answer nothing but that
there has not been any reaction yet. So here is the second try; any commets
are highly appreciated.
>Dear Mr Frank/Rudiger,
> Some months ago you sent the following message to the Korean
>Studies list. Did you ever get any replies? If so, I would be very
>grateful if you could pass anything you found on.
> Perhaps I should say that I have just started teaching a short (and
>very elementary) course on Korean Politics - hence my interest. I have
>accumulated my own partial listings of factions (in a very unsystematic
>way); but I would share your interest in seeing a comprehensive listing
>with, if possible, explanations of what the factions are (and why).
> Many thanks - and sorry for piggy-backing on your effort,
> Pete Morriss
Orignal message:
>>the political parties in South Korea are not homogenous, but consist of a
>>number of factions - Minju faction, Minjung faction, Tonggyo-faction etc.
>>
>>Does anybody know exactly, which factions exist in the major parties (NCNP,
>>GNP, ULD) and how they are characterised? Is there any comprehensive and
>>actualized publication on this topic (in English or Korean) you could
>>recommend?
>>
>>Thank you very much,
>>
>>Rüdiger Frank
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Ruediger FRANK
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Korea Institute
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