ICT, Media and Civil Society & Awareness
1. Book - Jenkins, Henry and David Thorburn. Democracy and new media. Cambridge: MIT Press, 2003.
=> The relationship of digital revolution, informed citizen, and the culture of democracy
2. Corporate Author – Datamonitor. South Korea Third Generation Mobile Devices. New York: Datamonitor, 2002.
=> The presentation of a profile of the third generation mobile devices industry in South Korea, a business information company specializing in industry analysis
3. Journal - Yu, Seong Jin “Information Society and Political Process” Chonja Minjujueui’ wa Cyber Communication 2002.0 (2002): 13-34
=> Informatization affects level of participation to the political process to function easily by decreasing transaction and participation cost of information production, distribution and consumption. Political process means that various social issues come up to the political issues and those issues can be reached to the political decision. It includes not only election or voting but also personal expression.
=> Type of information is varying. There is information which needs compensation such as strategy information created by political party or commercial corporate and information needed no compensation. Information expected some degree of compensation is managed by an authority or a group who has power. The author tells, therefore, what information is distributed in which way is decided by one who has a power. However, we see that individuals or citizen regiments create and distribute an information like “citizen regiments website (http://www.ngokorea.org/)”, “Nohsamo” and “Cyberparty” showed that. Possibility of discussion and deliberation about various political issues increases. Informatization itself doesn’t contribute democracy. It is up to by what kind of power the drive force is managed.
4. Journal - Kim, Seon Myeong and Il Sun No “Formation of Cyber Communication for Consensus of Current Issues” Chonja Minjujueui’ wa Cyber Communication 2002.0 (2002): 34-55
=> * Phase for administrative informitization of the government
1970~1980: 1st and 2nd administrative computerization (featuring the beginning project supported by the government)
1980~1990: 1st and 2nd integration of networks system for national infrastructure (featuring integration of network for administration)
1990~ : project for information & communication technology of administration (featuring embodiment of electronic government)
5. Journal – Solinget, Dorothy J. “Ending One-party Dominance: Korea, Taiwan, Mexico” Journal of Democracy 12.1 (2001): 30-42
=> In 1997 Dae Jung Kim, the leader of the opposition party won the presidency election and he won supporters in his own right. His efforts toward democracy and human right have come to illuminate by winning Nobel Peace Prize in 2000.
6. Journal - Yoon, Young Min "Chonghbohwa sidae ui midio wa munhwa: Formation of Electronic Civil Society" Hanguk Sahoe Hakhoe (1998): 489~506
=> Chongbowha(even development of information technology) campaigne is important for breaking "digital divide".
7. Book - Chong, Su-bok. Simin uisik kwa simin chamy*o: munmy*ong ch*onhwan ul kkum kkunun saeroun simin undong. Seoul: Arche, 2002
pp. 236-244, 285-295
=> ICT can help to build up civic awareness and civic awareness can contribute participation to develop democracy.
=> The relationship of digital revolution, informed citizen, and the culture of democracy
2. Corporate Author – Datamonitor. South Korea Third Generation Mobile Devices. New York: Datamonitor, 2002.
=> The presentation of a profile of the third generation mobile devices industry in South Korea, a business information company specializing in industry analysis
3. Journal - Yu, Seong Jin “Information Society and Political Process” Chonja Minjujueui’ wa Cyber Communication 2002.0 (2002): 13-34
=> Informatization affects level of participation to the political process to function easily by decreasing transaction and participation cost of information production, distribution and consumption. Political process means that various social issues come up to the political issues and those issues can be reached to the political decision. It includes not only election or voting but also personal expression.
=> Type of information is varying. There is information which needs compensation such as strategy information created by political party or commercial corporate and information needed no compensation. Information expected some degree of compensation is managed by an authority or a group who has power. The author tells, therefore, what information is distributed in which way is decided by one who has a power. However, we see that individuals or citizen regiments create and distribute an information like “citizen regiments website (http://www.ngokorea.org/)”, “Nohsamo” and “Cyberparty” showed that. Possibility of discussion and deliberation about various political issues increases. Informatization itself doesn’t contribute democracy. It is up to by what kind of power the drive force is managed.
4. Journal - Kim, Seon Myeong and Il Sun No “Formation of Cyber Communication for Consensus of Current Issues” Chonja Minjujueui’ wa Cyber Communication 2002.0 (2002): 34-55
=> * Phase for administrative informitization of the government
1970~1980: 1st and 2nd administrative computerization (featuring the beginning project supported by the government)
1980~1990: 1st and 2nd integration of networks system for national infrastructure (featuring integration of network for administration)
1990~ : project for information & communication technology of administration (featuring embodiment of electronic government)
5. Journal – Solinget, Dorothy J. “Ending One-party Dominance: Korea, Taiwan, Mexico” Journal of Democracy 12.1 (2001): 30-42
=> In 1997 Dae Jung Kim, the leader of the opposition party won the presidency election and he won supporters in his own right. His efforts toward democracy and human right have come to illuminate by winning Nobel Peace Prize in 2000.
6. Journal - Yoon, Young Min "Chonghbohwa sidae ui midio wa munhwa: Formation of Electronic Civil Society" Hanguk Sahoe Hakhoe (1998): 489~506
=> Chongbowha(even development of information technology) campaigne is important for breaking "digital divide".
7. Book - Chong, Su-bok. Simin uisik kwa simin chamy*o: munmy*ong ch*onhwan ul kkum kkunun saeroun simin undong. Seoul: Arche, 2002
pp. 236-244, 285-295
=> ICT can help to build up civic awareness and civic awareness can contribute participation to develop democracy.
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