Korean elites: Social networks and power
Korean elites: Social networks and power
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DOI：
10.1080/00472330601104482
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发表时间：
2007-02-01
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
Kim, Yun Tae
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作者：
Kim, Yun Tae
在快速工业化时期，韩国商界精英寻求建立一个由国家官员、政治家、企业主和职业经理人组成的统治联盟，形成一个社会联盟来影响国家和整个社会，并通过广泛的社会和政治网络来加强与各个统治群体的关系。精英群体通过学校、婚姻和亲属关系网络，产生了高度的自我招募和社会封闭。这样，韩国商业精英的领导部门与国家精英形成了复杂的、往往是偶然的关系，并成为社会上层阶级的一个组成部分。
During the period of rapid industrialisation, Korean business elites sought to establish a ruling alliance of state officials, politicians, business owners, and professional managers that formed a social coalition to influence the state and society as a whole, reinforced through extensive social and political networks with various ruling groups. The elite community has generated a high degree of self-recruitment and social closure through school, marriage and kinship networks. In this way, the leading sector of the Korean business elite has formed complex, often contingent, relations with the state elite, and acts as an integral part of the upper class in society.