Gyeongju City Publishes 'Gyeongju Studies' Journal and Current Affairs Policy Magazine... "Presenting Directions for Regional Development"

Cover of Gyeongju Research Journal Vol. 28 and Current Affairs Policy Journal Gyeongju Vision and Policy.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Choi Jae-ho] Gyeongju City, Gyeongbuk Province, announced on the 27th that it has published the 'Gyeongju Research Journal Vol. 28' and the current affairs policy magazine 'Gyeongju Vision and Policy' together with the Gyeongju Development Council (Chairmen Choi Hyung-dae and Lee Sang-yoon).

The 'Gyeongju Research Journal Vol. 28' consists of six papers, including "The Educational and Artistic Ideals of Son Il-bong, a Genius Modernizer of Gyeongju" (Go Kyung-rae), "A Study on the Impact of Service Quality of Small Food Service Businesses Changed by the COVID-19 Virus on Customer Satisfaction" (Kim Hee-yeon), and "A Study on the Establishment of Gyeongju City's Disaster Safety Urban System Using Drones" (Son Won-bae).

The current affairs policy magazine 'Gyeongju Vision and Policy' includes three vision and policy articles such as "Representative Parks as the Golden City Gyeongju Brand, Hwangseong Park" (Hwang Jeong-hwan) and "Half-day Historical Tourism Course around General Kim Yu-shin's Tomb" (Kim Shin-jae), as well as two special contributions including "Rediscovery of the Silla Gene" (Jang Chun-bong).

'Gyeongju Vision and Policy' is compiled by receiving critiques and contributions from experts in various fields to present policy alternatives for major development tasks and current issues in Gyeongju, and is published twice a year.

Mayor Joo Nak-young of Gyeongju said, "The research journal and current affairs policy magazine containing research in various fields related to Gyeongju's development will be of great help in establishing regional identity and exploring future development directions."

Meanwhile, the Gyeongju Development Council has been publishing the 'Gyeongju Research Journal' annually since issuing the first volume, 'Gyeongju Development Vol. 1,' in 1992, and is striving to establish a professional and systematic 'Gyeongju Studies.'