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What Determines the Tenure of Cabinet Members? A Comparative Study of Korea and the United States, 1948-2013

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This article analyzes the determinants of the tenure of cabinet membersin Korea and the United States from 1948 to 2013. It concentrates on three sets offactors that can affect the tenure of cabinet members: the personal characteristicsof the cabinet member, his or her political characteristics, and the characteristicsof the president under whom the cabinet member serves. This article finds thatsome of the personal and political characteristics of the cabinet member affectthe length of a minister’s tenure in Korea. However, these same characteristicsdo not affect the length of tenure of cabinet members in the United States,although the characteristics of the president do have an impact on the tenurelength of cabinet members in both Korea and the United States. The mix of apresidential system with a parliamentary system in Korea perhaps accounts fordifference between the two countries. Therefore, this article raises the possibilitythat the theories and practices of public administration and political science inthe United States may not be applicable in Korea.

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This article analyzes the determinants of the tenure of cabinet membersin Korea and the United States from 1948 to 2013. It concentrates on three sets offactors that can affect the tenure of cabinet members: the personal characteristicsof the cabinet member, his or her political characteristics, and the characteristicsof the president under whom the cabinet member serves. This article finds thatsome of the personal and political characteristics of the cabinet member affectthe length of a minister’s tenure in Korea. However, these same characteristicsdo not affect the length of tenure of cabinet members in the United States,although the characteristics of the president do have an impact on the tenurelength of cabinet members in both Korea and the United States. The mix of apresidential system with a parliamentary system in Korea perhaps accounts fordifference between the two countries. Therefore, this article raises the possibilitythat the theories and practices of public administration and political science inthe United States may not be applicable in Korea.

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