Populism spells danger in South Korean foreign policy
Rising social discontent lays fertile ground for purveyors of radical change
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- North Korea
- China
- United States
- Structural weaknesses
- Term limits
- Personality politics
- North Korea
- Historical baggage
- Popular dissatisfaction
- Unemployment
- Gender inequality
- Social immobility
- Corruption
- Emerging populism
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_350.jpg "President Park Geun-Hye salutes during a military commissioning ceremony (Reuters/Chung Sung)")