kossda-korea social science data archive

Principal Investigator(s)

Choi, Yoo Seong / Korea Institute of Public Administration

Producer(s)

Korea Institute of Public Administration

Abstract

The country’s administrative system is becoming diversified with the enforcement of the regional self-governing system in 1996 establishing local governments as independent administrative bodies. Thus the problems arising from conflicting relationships between various administrative bodies are becoming an important subject for research for both the local and national administration. The「Civil Servant’s Opinion Survey on Intergovernmental Relations in Korea」was conducted to gather basic research data on the administrative demands related to local self-government and for the development of solutions and alternatives thereof.
The survey was conducted separately among the central government, metro local government, and local government, and this data was collected from officials of the metro local governments. The questionnaire includes contents on intergovernmental relations as financial, human, and statistical relations, to examine how the enforcement of regional self-government has formed the relationships between central government officials and the civil servants of metropolitan and regional administrative bodies.

Keywords

government role metropolitan government local government local government officers local autonomy central government local finance personnel administration human resource administration

Subjects

Public administration

Series

Civil Servants’ Opinion Survey on Intergovernmental Relations in Korea

Citation

Choi, Yoo Seong. Civil Servants’ Opinion Survey on Intergovernmental Relations in Korea, 2005 : Metro Local Government [Dataset]. Korea Institute of Public Administration [Producers]. Korea Social Science Data Archive (KOSSDA) [Distributors], 2008-09-02, https://doi.org/10.22687/KOSSDA-A1-2005-0058-V1.0.

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