DiscoverWhat Democracy Looks Like In...Democracy In... South Korea. Part 1. (S2E1)
Democracy In... South Korea. Part 1. (S2E1)

Democracy In... South Korea. Part 1. (S2E1)

Update: 2024-03-05
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Season Two kicks off with South Korea! My guests Kim and Zeno explain why every former president gets impeached, why compulsory conscription shapes the way voting is organized, and the pros and cons of a one-term Presidential limit.


Along the way they describe a curiously devious way to subvert a system that is meant to ensure smaller parties are represented in the National Assembly. Does South Korea have a two party system disguised as coalition politics?


This is Part One of Two episodes on South Korea. The second half of this interview will follow shortly!


What Democracy Looks Like In... is a podcast where ordinary voters explain how democracy works in their countries. In each episode an emigrant voter and a voter currently on the ground describe their lived experiences of democracy, of voting, and of trust versus corruption in their home country.


Find out more about the topics discussed in this episode and the series as a whole at ⁠⁠www.democracyinpodcast.com⁠⁠!

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Democracy In... South Korea. Part 1. (S2E1)

Democracy In... South Korea. Part 1. (S2E1)

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