민주화

Rights or interests that have already been acquired and are recognized by law or custom. Often used to refer to the power held by established social groups.

To reconcile different opinions, interests, or methods by finding a middle ground or combining the best parts of each.

A system of ideas and ideals, especially one which forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy.

A fundamental and complete change in a system, society, or structure. It is stronger than just 'change' (변화).

The state of existing and maintaining one's presence or survival. It is often used to describe whether an organization, nation, or ecosystem can continue to exist under threat.

To adjust or coordinate different opinions, interests, or schedules to reach an agreement. Originally refers to tuning a musical instrument.

To be conservative; having a tendency to maintain existing traditions, systems, or values and being cautious about rapid change.

To take back or cancel a proposal, decision, promise, or statement that was previously made. Crucial for political and legal contexts.

Mutually beneficial or reciprocal. It describes a relationship or agreement where both parties give and receive benefits equally.

The act of organizing or arranging something again in a different way. Often used for restructuring markets, political alliances, or organizational hierarchies.