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Collective Action and Networks in Civil Society: The Case of South Korea's Protest Movement
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作者 yunjoo lee 《International Relations and Diplomacy》 2015年第1期8-18,共11页
The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) was nearly ratified by United States and South Korea countries' administrations and can be described as a network of transnational trade. However, the candlelight protests have been h... The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) was nearly ratified by United States and South Korea countries' administrations and can be described as a network of transnational trade. However, the candlelight protests have been held that network was set between the individuals of the South Korean society as a reaction against the FTA and Korean government, The network was the results of a new method of amassing power which comparing past protest in South Korea, and it was able to deal a severe blow to the ongoing FTA negotiations. In this paper, we will be using the actor-network theory (ANT) set forth by Law (1992) and Latour (2005) to explain Korean candlelight protest situations. A key claim is that ANT must range beyond studies of science and technology to other "social" subjects because it raises much broader questions about the construction of the social and nature. Therefore, this paper focused more on how the public opinion was aggregate in the social process, rather than the result. And we can see that the role of non-human actors is highly important. Through this attempt the citizen can reveal undisclosed information and get power to have communication with the government. 展开更多
关键词 actor-network theory collective action Free Trade Agreement (FTA) candlelight protest South Korea
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