As the government uses patient information to contain the spread of COVID-19, a debate begins on whether individuals have a right to keep this data private.

Korea’s efforts to expand the number of eligible voters did not progress sufficiently to mitigate the effects of the ongoing health crisis.

Preparation for nationwide remote schooling reveals that the centralized South Korean education system lacks adaptive capacity.

Despite significant postponements to the current semester due to COVID-19, the public remains resistant to major changes that affect the public school calendar.

The coronavirus outbreak has afforded provincial governments an opportunity to further expand their fiscal toolkits and shape the local economy.

The response to the global pandemic has helped shift the narrative around small and medium enterprises, presenting them as more efficient exporters than their larger peers.