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This book has invited scholars from UK, Taiwan, South Korea and Hong Kong to address the social quality reality in Taiwan and South Korea. The main themes and discussion in this book include 4 dimensions of social economic security, social inclusion, social cohesion and social empowerment. Taiwan and South Korea has been advocated as “developmental welfare state” and recognized as 2 of 4 dragons in Asia with similar track in social and economic development in last few decades. It is very precious to see that book has its focus on unique investigation as stated above in two societies. More importantly, most of the chapters are written mainly based on the utilization of social quality theories and using the data derived from the same questionnaires (by different languages) and investigation done in two countries. And the book by using comparative study method and scientifically -based data to address the similarities and difference between Taiwan and South Korea in societal situation and trend is quite unique as well. Finally, the main content is highly consistent in addressing the social/political/economic and well-being of these societies with social policy implication, which is the strength of this book in particular
Chapter 1 Introduction: The Concept of Social Quality Alan Walker Chapter 2 A Preliminary Subjective Investigation of Social Inclusion in Taiwan and South Korea Lih-Rong Wang, Cherng-Tay Hsueh Chapter 3 Atypical Employment and Social Quality: Experiences from South Korea and Taiwan Bih-Hearn Lee, Lih-Rong Wang, Fu-Keung Ip Chapter 4 Closed Social Networks, Trust, Health, and Well-Being in South Korea Byong-Hee Cho Chapter 5 Capitalism as Lived Experiences: A Comparison of Social Quality between South Korea and Taiwan Sangchul Jang Chapter 6 Financialization and Socioeconomic Security in South Korea and Taiwan Jin-Ho Jang Chapter 7 A Comparative Study of Social Cohesion in Taiwan and South Korea Chao-Yin Lin, Yun-Tung Wang, Shih-Jiun Shi Chapter 8 Middle Class Identification and Life Events in South Korea and Taiwan Eun-Young Nam Chapter 9 Social Inclusion in Taiwan: A Subjective Survey Lih-Rong Wang References
作者簡介 Byong-Hee Cho Professor of School of Public Health, Seoul National University Cherng-tay James Hsueh（薛承泰） Professor of the Department of Sociology, National Taiwan University David Fu-Keung Ip（葉富強） Associate Professor and Associate Head of the Department of Applied Social Sciences, Hong Kong Polytechnic University Jin-Ho Jang Assistant Professor of the School of General Studies, Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology Sangchul Jang Ph.D. in Sociology, Yonsei University Bih-Hearn Virginia Lee（李碧涵） Professor of the Graduate Institute of National Development, National Taiwan University Chao-Yin Lin（林昭吟） Associate Professor of the Department of Social Work, National Taipei University Eun Young Nam Senior researcher of Seoul National University Asia Center Shih-Jiun Shi（施世駿） Associate Professor of the Graduate Institute of National Development, National Taiwan University Alan Walker Professor of Social Policy and Social Gerontology, University of Sheffield Lih-Rong Wang（王麗容） Professor of Department of Social Work, National Taiwan University Yun-Tung Wang（王雲東） Associate Professor of the Department of Social Work, National Taiwan University
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