Korea’s Experience with NPM-Based Reform: Applying the Policy Fashion Concept
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The concept of policy fashion was developed to explain a rapid rise and fall in political support for market-oriented policy reforms in European countries. This study applies the concept to Korea’s government reform experience. It offers a conceptual clarification of the concept, explores its usefulness, applies it to Korean government reform, and discusses the theoretical implication of this application.
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The concept of policy fashion was developed to explain a rapid rise and fall in political support for market-oriented policy reforms in European countries. This study applies the concept to Korea’s government reform experience. It offers a conceptual clarification of the concept, explores its usefulness, applies it to Korean government reform, and discusses the theoretical implication of this application.
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