Policy Communication in Royal Edicts (Gyoseo) : Focusing on the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty

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This research aims to define royal edicts as forms of policy communication and analyze their relational dynamics.
Comprehensive analysis of factors including period, king, target public, spatial context, policy area, type, means, and communication strategy.
Evaluation of the strategic adjustments in communication based on policy contexts and audience conditions.
Royal edicts are not mere commands but systematic tools for managing and justifying policies post-implementation.
A shift towards information mediation and accommodating strategies was noted over time, indicating structural changes in communication practices.
Different communication strategies emerged based on policy types, highlighting a nuanced approach to governance.

Analyzes policy communication through royal edicts in the Joseon Dynasty, revealing its strategic nature and impact on governance.

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Park et al. (2026) studied this question.

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