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• In order to see trends and issues in social geography in the 2000s in Korea, this paper describes briefly the development process of social geography in Korea and provides a review on general trends and major issues in theoretical and conceptual discussions corresponding to recent changes in Korean society. The issues considered in this paper include the political economy perspective to analyze neoliberalism as both a dominant ideology and the actual mechanism, multiculturalism and transnationalism to see a massive foreign immigration, theories of informational society to deal with changes in social space generated with a rapid development of information and communication technology, political ecology and theory on environmental justice to deal with environmental problems, feminist geography and other conceptual issues suggested during the 2000s in Korea.
• In this work, he provides a positively critical introduction of Harvey’s view on neoliberalism, and a comparison between theories of Harvey and Jessop on urban entrepreneurialism, defines neoliberalism and neoliberalization process in Korea as ‘developmental neoliberalism’, then analyzes concrete case studies on the crisis of real estate market (or built environment) in Seoul and the Capital region, on difficulties of construction of Incheon Free Economic Zone, on problems of private procurement for construction and operation of a road in Daegu, and limitations of Busan Biennale, and finally discusses deneoliberalized urbanism and alternative urban policy.
• tried to see diverse traditions of social theories and philosophies on environmental justice. The book which collected those papers under the title of Critical Ecology and Environmental Justice (Choi, B.D., 2009a) divides theoretical discussions on environmental justice into three major traditions, that is, the liberal, Marxist, and post-modern formulation, and re-examines critically specific concepts and theories in each traditions. Even though there seems little resonance to his work, it seems to be a valuable attempt to formulate a general theory of environmental justice, constructed on the basis of three interrelated concepts of justice, that is, justice of distribution, justice of recognition, and justice of production.
• In order to see trends and issues in social geography in the 2000s in Korea, this paper describes briefly the development process of social geography in Korea and provides a review on general trends and major issues in theoretical and conceptual discussions corresponding to recent changes in Korean society. The issues considered in this paper include the political economy perspective to analyze neoliberalism as both a dominant ideology and the actual mechanism, multiculturalism and transnationalism to see a massive foreign immigration, theories of informational society to deal with changes in social space generated with a rapid development of information and communication technology, political ecology and theory on environmental justice to deal with environmental problems, feminist geography and other conceptual issues suggested during the 2000s in Korea. Some other traditional, but specific, issues considered in this period (see table 1) will be reviewed elsewhere.