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...ironment, the primary industry or livelihood of the inhabitants, social or cultural characteristics of the area, and the historical development of the village

...ic of Korea (or South Korea) is truly the country’s political, economic, cultural, and transport center. Located in the central region of the peninsula, Gyeo ...rea’s cities, Seoul has the highest non-Korean population. Accommodation facilities catering to foreigners are clustered around the Seoul neighborhoods of Insa

...most of the former mining landscape is now being transformed into tourism facilities. And in terms of industry, the area was traditionally important for its tex ...ocal Confucian academy); the Daegu area’s Yangnyeongsi Oriental Medicine Cultural Center, Dalseong Park, oriental medicine market, Dongseongno Street (a majo

...tropolitan areas, one has been the construction in these villages of urban facilities such as factories and warehouses, as well as housing for the city’s resid ...umbers plummet or close altogether, hospitals, retails shops, and cultural facilities can close down or relocate, and with the cancellation of bus service living

...and business facilities as well as sufficient residential, education, and cultural functions. ...er roads and more parking lots, and so within city centers areas with aged facilities and residences were transformed into manufacturing and commercial areas and

...ies through the establishment of such things as private venture complexes, cultural industry complexes, software development complexes, and industrial technolo ...dential, educational, and cultural facilities. Here transferred government facilities will work in close collaboration with health, educational, research, and in

...rough the building of things like restaurants, souvenir shops, and lodging facilities in tourist areas, often at the cost of damage to the natural environment. ...oseon Dynasty), both designated in 2001. There are sixteen items of Korean cultural heritage designated by UNESCO as “Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible

...gous sentences designed to promote inductive learning, use of audio-visual facilities and most importantly an effort towards creation of situations that approxim •Cultural Nationalism in Contemporary Korea

...e of several institutional relationships now shaping the larger process of cultural exchange. At NUS, students interested in pursuing Korea-related themes als ..., it is not surprising that the north runs its ships through the container facilities in SEA, whether identified as NK, or sailing under another nation’s flag.

...h non-state actors may participate directly in world politics. Whereas the cultural compression of globalization, as Appadurai (1996) argues, is characterized ...Middell and Naumann (2010, p. 162) define as, “[…] entrance points for cultural transfer, and where institutions and practices for dealing with global conn

...and linkage with Korean universities; and (3) improving the visibility of cultural cooperation as the hub of mutual exchange<ref>Cambodia-Korea Cooperation Ce *Academic facilities improvement (Research and University Social Responsibility perspective)

*Project for Enhancing Road Safety Facilities and Traffic Safety of NR No. 3 and No. 48 ...nges. There have been frequent visits of K-pop stars to Cambodia and Khmer cultural performance events in South Korea to raise awareness of both countries’ c

...culty conduct research on a broad range of political, economic, social and cultural issues affecting Asia and the Pacific. ...eeing the allocation and expenditure of resources; coordinating the use of facilities assigned to the Asian Center; working with committees to encourage grant ap

...e and postgraduate studies. The quality of teaching staff and teaching aid facilities are being promoted and upgraded to maintain and enhance the quality educati ...) was established. This relationship paved the way for bilateral trade and cultural ties. Economic Cooperation between Myanmar and the Republic of Korea had s

...lemented many projects within the National University of Laos in providing facilities such as Cyber University for e-learning which has been finishing installed Moreover, the trend of the Korean pop culture on TV as a major cultural input can be traced from 2001. Presently this trend is quite visible on TV

...rom its rich delta in Vietnam. It is served as a travel route, linking the cultural values, and integrating social relations among the several groups of people ...nd development has been to boost up their communication and transportation facilities in order to empower their competitiveness and attract more foreign direct i

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...e absence of proper road system, traffic congestion and shortage of public facilities surfaced as a result of urbanization and repeated superficial expansion suc ...rce and administrative centers and the new skyscrapers built right next to cultural heritage sites created disharmony with the traditional scenery.