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The role of confucianism in South Korea's emergency management system/ Kyoo-Man Ha

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HA Kyoo Man

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In: Disasters: Vol.42, No.3, July 2018, pp.804-822 (23)Summary: This study examines how confucianism has influenced and will continue to shape the Korean emergency management system. The confucian approach is considered to be double faced as many Koreans have facilitated the positive and negative aspects of the system.

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This study examines how confucianism has influenced and will continue to shape the Korean emergency management system. The confucian approach is considered to be double faced as many Koreans have facilitated the positive and negative aspects of the system.

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