Within the past decades, the South Korean economic development has been
characterised by rapid growth. It is regarded as an exemplary model for
taking the leap from an underdeveloped and agrarian country to an
industrialised nation. The discussion about the success factors reaches far out
into the fields of socio-economics and cultural science among others, and it is
indeed an essential one due to markets growing closer, increasingly creating
cultural diversity within workforces and requiring an explanatory approach
towards the challenges arising naturally from these conditions.
The focus of...