Modernization, democratization, and globalization have provided
a road map for the transformation of South Korean society and
culture since late 1980s. These ideals have generated many new
ideas, values, and beliefs that led to both positive and negative
socio-economic changes in South Korea. As the theme of this Special Issue,
we propose the concept of hybridity as a tool for re-thinking,
re-envisioning, and remaining South Korean communication and
culture.
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