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학술저널
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한국정치학회 한국정치학회보 한국정치학회보 제5집
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1971.12
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129 - 147 (19page)

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This dissertation, consisting of seven chapters, is a “multimethodological” study of twenty-eight developing countries in terms of political, administrative and socio-economic development. The study seeks to investigate and explain the relationship between political development and administrative development in the context of socio-economic change. What aspects of political development and administrative development in contributing to the overall goal of national development are significant is the basic question investigated.
It is asserted that governmental action is the principal vehicle for the accomplishment of developmental aims, which is emphasized by socio-economic development in most developing countries. In other words, socio-economic development can be successfully and rapidly attained through the active intervention of government, although socio-economic progress depends in good part on the extent of a country's mineral and human resourses …as well as on its internal position vis-a-vis other countries. With this assertion, the points in the study on which particular emphasis has been laid are: (1) the unbalanced nature of the relationship between politics and administration in developing countries: and (2) the attributes (dimensions) of the concepts of political and administrative development.
The thrust of the study is that there are two types of the unbalanced relationships between politics and administration: one is that the most important decisions are located in administrative structures rather than in political structures (Group Ⅰ), and the other one is that those are in political structures rather than in administrative structures (Group Ⅱ), in which there may be somewhat uneven significance in respect to the attributes of development concepts. The recent writings of selected theorists of development reviewed and evaluated with respect to our inquiry present us four major attributes of political and administrative development...... autonomy, responsiveness, differentiation and capacity which make it possible to assay the prominent characteristics of development. Accordingly, attention is focused upon the comparison between the two types in terms of developmental phenomena, and upon the exploration on the overall relationship between developmental phenomena as well.
A systematic analysis is made of operational reality, based on data which were collected on thirty variables measuring political, administrative and socio-economic development. Four basic dimensions of political and administrative development provided us with the criteria to select those variables. As for socio-economic development variables, the rate of change is estimated within the same period as is polity, in as much as at the outset the politics-administration relationship was determined by the characteristics of polity. Factor and canonical correlation analyses, and stepwise discriminant analysis were employed to meet the study demands.
A summary of significant findings of the study includes the following:
(1) There were various characteristic patterns of political and administrative development in an unbalanced relationship between politics and administration. What is obvious in terms of patterns is that evenly significant dimension do not exist within political and administrative development in the less developed countries.
(2) There was a close relationship between political, administrative and socio-economic development: 47.6 percent of total variation was accounted for between political and administrative development: 19.3 percent was on the aggregate level; and 42.2 and 47.6 percents were for Group Ⅰ and Ⅱ, respectively, in which political stability, differentiation and capacity, and administrative capacity are significant in contributing to the level of socio-economic development.
(3) Administrative capacity and responsiveness is salient in accounting for socio-economic development in Group Ⅰ, whereas political capacity, stability and differentiation, and administrative capacity are prominent in explaining socio-economic development in Group Ⅱ.
These findings answer our question in the affirmative by drawing the conclusions that administrative rather than political development is important for socio-economic development, and that capacity rather than equality dimensions in both political and administrative development.
The study recommands that in order to achieve more socio-economic development (1) a country with a bureaucracy as the route to political power should insist upon established administrative systems in terms of responsiveness and capacity such as position classification and local self-government, and (2) in a country where the constitutive system provides the main route to political power, politically stable, differentiated and administratvely capable and responsive systems such as long continued political parties, multi-numbers of parties in the legislature, position classification and regular legislators' terms of office provide the best expertise for an acceleration in socio-economic development.
These are short-cut ways by which poverty and injustice can be surmounted in our society.

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一. 序論
二. 政治와 行政의 不均衡關係
三. 發展論
四. 資料ㆍ數量化 및 分析方法
五. 政治ㆍ行政 및 國家發展의 關係
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