Public Opinion, Perceptions of Democracy, and the Democratic Peace: Experimental Evidence from South Korea

• In Event: Internal and External Threats to Democracy in the Asia-Pacific Region

Brief Overview

It argues that as citizens in young democracies tend to understand democracy 'institutionally' rather than 'ideologically,' they are less likely to favor attacking a country that guarantees elections than a country that guarantees liberal values.

Authors

• Gidong Kim, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies

• Yu Bin Kim, Knox College