Chang Kyung-Sup is a Professor of Sociology at Seoul National University.

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Preface
Part I. Compressed Modernity in Perspective
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Compressed Modernity: Constitutive Dimensions and Manifesting Units
Chapter 3. Compressed Modernity in the Universalist Perspective
Part II. Structural Properties of Compressed Modernity
Chapter 4. Internal Multiple Modernities: South Korea as Multiplex Theater Society
Chapter 5. Transformative Contributory Rights: Citizen(ship) in Compressed Modernity
Chapter 6. Complex-Culturalism vs. Multiculturalism
Chapter 7. Productive Maximization, Reproductive Meltdown
Chapter 8. Social Institutional Deficits and Infrastructural Familialism
Chapter 9. The Demographic Configuration of Compressed Modernity
Part III. After Compressed Modernity
Chapter 10. The Post-Compressed Modern Condition
Notes
References
Index