지역출판 관련 조례 연구

Abstract

With the emphasis on the importance of the region and decentralization, local governments are actively paying attention to the establishment of local publishing related systems. This study examines the characteristics of local publishing promotion ordinances established by local governments and analyzes how this is related to the revitalization of local publishing industry. The results of this study are as follows. First, the enactment of ordinances related to production, distribution and consumption in relation to local publishing ecosystems was disproportionate. This disproportionate ordinance formulation suggests that the support policy of local publishing producers is insufficient. Second, the local publishing related ordinances were enacted in a similar form without showing any difference from the regional characteristics. This uniform ordinance can be limited in reviving local publishing culture by not providing differentiated publishing promotion strategy direction by region. Third, the local publishing related ordinances were generally composed of arbitrary clauses. This suggests that there is no compulsion because it is not a compulsory clause, and that it can not be held accountable even if it is not done or not.