지역주의와 선거 - 1970년 이후 대구지역 선거결과를 중심으로 -
Regionalism and election - Focusing on the analysis of election's results in Daegu after 1970's -
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This paper has focused on characteristics and changes of the 'Daegu Regionalism' especially appeared in 8 general elections and 7 presidential elections after 1970's. Daegu Regionalism, which first appeared in the 7th presidential election, was not serious at the beginning. In the 13th presidential election in 1987, however, it had heavily relied on emotional ties with prominent political leader from Daegu region and negative awareness about other regions. After the 13th presidential election, there have been changes in Daegu Regionalism's characters. First, Daegu Regionalism has appeared in psychological and emotional aspects. After the 15th presidential election in 1997, Daegu Regionalism, which has shown intensive support for the political leader from non-Youngnam region and his party, has changed into even a form of party identification. And after Roh Moo-hyun government, Daegu Regionalism has had more ideological aspects, leading to more conservative election results. Now Daegu Regionalism has been mixed with emotional regionalism, and internalized in regional people as an ideological value through the 19th general election and the 18th presidential election in 2012.
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This paper has focused on characteristics and changes of the 'Daegu Regionalism' especially appeared in 8 general elections and 7 presidential elections after 1970's. Daegu Regionalism, which first appeared in the 7th presidential election, was not serious at the beginning. In the 13th presidential election in 1987, however, it had heavily relied on emotional ties with prominent political leader from Daegu region and negative awareness about other regions. After the 13th presidential election, there have been changes in Daegu Regionalism's characters. First, Daegu Regionalism has appeared in psychological and emotional aspects. After the 15th presidential election in 1997, Daegu Regionalism, which has shown intensive support for the political leader from non-Youngnam region and his party, has changed into even a form of party identification. And after Roh Moo-hyun government, Daegu Regionalism has had more ideological aspects, leading to more conservative election results. Now Daegu Regionalism has been mixed with emotional regionalism, and internalized in regional people as an ideological value through the 19th general election and the 18th presidential election in 2012.
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