일제 강점기 노동의 사회복지적 의미에 관한 연구

Abstract

Japanese Colonial Period gave significant bad effects to the social welfare history of Korea. Japanese Imperialism obstructed the self-modernization that was unfolded continuously up to the end of Daehan Empire. In the period, Japan obstructed the development of Korean society and performed various massacres and plunders. After all,south and north were divided as a result of Japanese occupation. Today, Korean people are divided into south and north against their wills because Japanese Imperialism occupied Korea. As Japanese Imperialism plundered labor, many laborers were collapsed and surplus population was accumulated, causing poverty. It became the foundation to reinforce the colonial landlord system and the source to secure excess profit of Japanese capital. Korean people had no choice but to be slash-and-burn farmers in the mountain, move to the city,being urban squatters, or rove in foreign countries such as Manchu and Japan. Like that, the formation of poor laborer in the colonial age can't be grasped from individual aspect. Its meaning of formation and existence should be searched for in the farmer class dismantling process, which is the result of a policy that Japanese Imperialism adopted in colonial reorganization process.