Structural Characteristics of the Won-Buddhist Social Welfare Delivery System and the Reestablishment of Its Policy Decision-Making Structure : Focusing on the Public Welfare Department

March 31, 2026

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Analyzes the structural characteristics of the Won-Buddhist social welfare delivery system and suggests reforms for its policy decision-making structure.
Theoretical framework established to evaluate the social welfare delivery system's concept and principles.
Normative analysis of relevant regulations like the Articles of Religious Norm and Organizational Regulations.
Examination of the role and changes in the Public Welfare Department's structure and functions.
Initial functions of the Public Welfare Department focused on protecting specific vulnerable individuals but have expanded over time with structural changes.
The department is increasingly positioned to oversee social welfare policy direction, evaluation, and training within the Won-Buddhist community.
Challenges in clearly defining policy decision authority and differentiating planning from execution hinder effective institutionalization.

Analyzes the social welfare delivery system and proposes modifications to policy decision-making for improved efficacy.

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Se‐Young Oh (2026) studied this question.

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