The series “A Sourcebook” organizes and provides primary data sorted by subjects and areas on the understanding of and research into modern Korean society and culture in an attempt to meet academic interest on the foreign study of Korea in its rapid achievements of industrialization, democratization, and social change.

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Gilsang Lee is Professor of Education at the Academy of Korean Studies.
Michael J. Seth is Professor of History at the James Madison University.
Jae-Hong Joo is Assistant professor at the Chinju National University of Education.
Seunghyun Roh is Teacher at the Bundang High School.

Part1 Education under the United States of America Military Government in Korea (USAMGIK) from 1945?1948
Part2 The Launch of a New Government, the Korean War, and the Rehabilitation of Education (1948?1960)
Part3 A Period of Upheavals in Education Policy: The 1960s & 1970s
Part4 Reform Policies and the Democratization Movement in Education
Part5 Era of Globalization and Neo-Liberalism
Part6 Dilemmas of School Education in our Era and Its New Challenges