Republican Party

• The Korean Republican political party does not exist as a major political entity in South Korea, which is the primary context when discussing contemporary Korean politics in English. South Korea's political landscape has been predominantly shaped by other parties, such as the Democratic Party of Korea, which is a center-left political party, and the People Power Party, a center-right conservative political party. These parties, along with others, have played significant roles in the country's democratic processes and governance.
  
  However, the concept of a "Korean Republican" party could hypothetically suggest a political group that advocates for republican principles. In a general sense, republican values often emphasize representative democracy, where officials are elected to represent the people, the rule of law, and the protection of individual rights against the whims of the majority. A party with such a name in Korea might advocate for policies that prioritize the sovereignty of the nation's citizens, fiscal conservatism, a strong national defense, and policies that support economic growth and individual liberty.
  
  It's important to note that political values and ideologies can vary widely even within parties that share the same name or similar principles across different countries. For instance, what "republican" means in the context of the United States can be quite different from what it might signify in another country's political landscape. Without a specific Korean Republican party to refer to, any discussion on their values would be speculative and based on the broader interpretation of republicanism as a political ideology.

Ideologies:

• Korean nationalism, Authoritarianism, National conservatism, Corporate statism, Anti-communism, October Yushin