New Right (South Korea)
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The New Right movement in South Korean politics is a school of political thought based on neoconservative values.
Policies
School textbooks
Some well-known politicians from the "old right" GNP indicated commonality with the New Right groups, including Park Geun-hye endorse the anti-North Korean New Right's version of alternative Korean History textbooks through a foundation called Text Book Forum. The Lee Myung-bak government's Ministry of Education, Science and Technology has tried to implant the next Korean New Right version of Korean history textbook for the public school usage.[1] The NR's groups' demanding pressure to use their hawkish Korean history textbooks has eventually make them inconsistently incompatible with the dovish ethics textbooks.[2]
Conservative education
The New Right establishments often opposes the liberal Korean Teachers and Education Workers Union.
Media
- (in Korean) Gyegan Sidaejeongsin (계간 시대정신)
- (in Korean) New Daily (뉴데일리)
Organizations
- (in Korean) New Right National Union (Note: Hangul URL)
- (in Korean) Sidaejeongsin
Members
- An Byeong-jik
- Che SYoung
- Cho Jun-hyuk
- Lee Young-hoon
- Park Geun-hye
- Shin Ji-ho
- (in Korean) Hong Jin-pyo
See also
- Conservatism in South Korea
- Lee Myung-bak government, one of the benefactors of the Korean New Right movement
- New Right
References
- ^ Song (송), Yong-chang (용창) (2011-09-21). "뉴라이트 역사관 담아라" 현 정부 임기내에 밀어붙이기. Hankook Ilbo (in Korean). Archived from the original on 2011-09-21. Retrieved 2011-11-20.
- ^ Song (송), Hyeong-suk (현숙) (2011-11-16). 역사·도덕교과서 집필기준 ‘모순’. The Kyunghyang Shinmun (in Korean). Retrieved 2011-11-20.