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Making capitalism: the social and cultural construction of a South Korean conglomerate

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Asian Industrial and Economic Development Korean Peninsula Historical and Political Studies Asian Culture and Media Studies

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Introduction 1. Representations of Korean culture 2. Representations of South Korean political economy 3. The bourgeoisie and their ideology 4. Control from the top 5. Control at the middle 6. Responses from below I: international and South Korean political economy 7. Responses from below II: working conditions Conclusion.

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