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Innovation Crisis and Intrinsic Rigidity in Public Organizations in Korea

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This study explores whether or not the system-wide change can be reconstructed as a micro approach through idea competition in the public organization. For the purpose, this research differentiates the system into the smallest Institutional factors and analyzes word by word. It analyzes the Korean economic policy directions from 2001 to 2016 by the text mining method. The analytical results show that the proportion of existing words maintaining the system continuity has decreased as the system has persisted for a longer duration and they were replaced by the newly-introduced institutional factors. The neutral institutional factors have functioned to make the economic policy directions differentiated from generation to generation and to cope with the policy environments in a resilient manner.

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This study explores whether or not the system-wide change can be reconstructed as a micro approach through idea competition in the public organization. For the purpose, this research differentiates the system into the smallest Institutional factors and analyzes word by word. It analyzes the Korean economic policy directions from 2001 to 2016 by the text mining method. The analytical results show that the proportion of existing words maintaining the system continuity has decreased as the system has persisted for a longer duration and they were replaced by the newly-introduced institutional factors. The neutral institutional factors have functioned to make the economic policy directions differentiated from generation to generation and to cope with the policy environments in a resilient manner.

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