어촌의 구조적 특성과 관습법에 관한 연구

서경림 한국민사법학회 1986 民事法學 Vol.6 No.-

韓國의 傳統的 法觀念

徐庚林 제주대학교 법과정책연구소 2000 法과 政策 Vol.- No.6

濟州 民俗의 觀光資源化 方案 : 表善面 城邑里를 中心으로

徐庚林 제주대학 1978 논문집 Vol.10 No.1

Essentially, tourism presents unexcelled possibilities for people to gain direct and improved knowledge of each other's ways. Cultural aspects of tourism are considered to cover all those aspects of travel whereby people learn about each other's ways of life and thought. A nation's cultural attractions must be presented intelligently and creatively. In this age, technical and commercial relations between people reduce themselves to a level of uniformity at which the products of one nation are almost indistinguishable from those of another. There is a great need for encouraging corresponding cultural diversity. Jeju Island has folk culture which is surviving or, indeed, barely remaining. They could be developed and encouraged so that they might collectively present the special characteristics of Jeju Island, complementing the historical and archaeological features. Encouragement of these particular features would increase not only a country's appeal to international tourist but also the cultural and educational opportunities for the local population. Jeju folklore should be backed up by well-housed museums producing attractive publications explaining how the exibits fit in the history of Jeju. But most tourists wish to see these folklore assets "on site". From the above standpoints, Seong-ub which has well preserved living folkolre is the most adaptable as a folklore village. My studies indicate to me that this village can be amended as a representative Jeju folklore vilage.

濟州道觀光協會의 機能活性化 方案

徐庚林 濟州大學校 社會發展硏究所 1989 社會發展硏究 Vol.5 No.-

An active cooperation with local people is an abosolutely necessary condition for a. steady development of tourism in Cheju. The cooperation may be possible when the development of tourism relates closely to the improvement of the psychological happiness and economic welfare of the residents. This implies that the tourism industry should be combined not only with local labor but also with every matter related to tourism including, for example, foodstuffs and local product. Such a cooperative system will produce an indigenous peculiarity in every sphere which, in turn, represents the characteristics of Cheju. Such cooperation will also produce an opportunity to cultivate the people's spirit hospitable to tourists who visit Cheju. In this respect, one of the ways for promoting the function of Cheju-do Tourist Association (hereinafter called the Association) is to change an enterpriser-.based operation to a cooperation system with the residents. It is clear that the Association can net perform its public function in the atmosphere of the residents apathy and scorn. It is also true that no support from the provincial authority can be expected if the Association continues the enterpriser- based operation without a Strong cooperation with tile residents. In a word, a tourism enterpriser should auspicate a truthful businessship and should be interested in his Community together With the Pursuit of own Profit. His Other responsibility is to spread the belief throughout his community that profit can be earned when the tourism industry is operated in a sound manner. These are the basic issues for discussing how to promote and normalize the function of the Association. The following may be suggested as a policy to solve the issues mentioned thus far, even if they are still tentative. (1) Employment of Director Members from Outside The director member of nonprofit corporation such as tourist association is the representative of the corporation in outside work, and internally, is a necessary permanent institution executing the affairs of tile corporation (Article 27 of Civil Law). A bosrd of directors is constituted in case that there are several director members. For this case, the composition and authority system of the board is usually provided by the articles of each corporation. Unlike the case of a corporation. Unlike the case of a corporation, however, the board is not defined as a representative institution. Usually, the articles grant one or a few members of the board the right of representative. In any case, in terms of civil law, the director of a corporation has the status as an institute with a powerful authority and a heavy responsibility as well. Cheju-Do Tourist Association specifies that all section Chiefs hold the Position of director. Their main duty is to attend the board of directors and to review and review and decide the major business (Paragraph 1 of Article 16). This specification is very justifiable, but has a problem in that the way to being a director is net open to any person other than tourism businessm. Cooperation with other institutes is a necessary condition for the function of the Association being promoted. The importance of cooperating with the Press, government officials, and academicians can not be emphasized too murk. So, the employment of directors from outside is a necessary condition for tile Association to promote a cooperation with such agencies. (2) Professionalization of Executive Office The Association has established an executive office consisting of paid Staff members, who are not allowed to do other outside works so they can focus soley on the work of the executive office. The basic responsibility of the executive office is to perform the matters decided in the board of directors. The executive office also has a contribution in the process of decision-making, providing the hoard with important data. In a word, it is not too much to say that the promotion of the function of executive office is connected directly with the function of the Association being promoted. The executive office should provide a wide range of information and background research to the board, thus enabling the board to make sound decisions. Assisting each enterprise in management is also a responsibility of the executive office in terms of providing new ideas. lf the executive office is professionalized in this manner and leads and members of the Association, then the existence of the Association will be more meaningful and the Association will give a strong confidence to each enterprise. At present, however, the manpower of the Association is not sufficient to perform such functions. The current staff needs to be expanded and organized with highly qualified professionals. (3) A Stable Security of Finance How to secure the finance necessary for operating an association is the most important issue for any association in relation to how to promote the function of the association. Different Countries employ different ways in securing finance. In the Hong Kong, for example, the government provides 90% of the financing (4% of the revenue of hotel charge and other subsidies). The remaining 10 % is raised from membership fees and publications. In contrast, Taiwan is a country which depends totally on membership fees. For Korea, the Tourism Promotion Law specifies that the operation expenses can be raised principally from allotted charges (Article 45), but can be subsidized by government agencies (Article 53 ). In practice, however, government subsidies are net given much weight in the proportion of the whole operation expenses. The Cheju-Do Tourist Association depends almost soley en allotted charges. As the Association recognizes, the dependence on allotted charges results in the loss of confidence, being a locally-leveled association. In addition, the Association loses public confidence, because the promotion of the project is not framed well due to the deficiency of revenue. This indicates that a stable security of finance is the most important for the Association. The following may be suggested as measures of the financial problem. First, on behalf of enterprise, the Association can effectively advertise and publicize enterprises. This will be a stable source for the Association to gain earnings on a regular basis. In some countries, this measure not only functions as a stable source of finance, but also gives a considerable convenience to tourists. Second, admission fees from the development or creation of new tourism resorts is also another stable source of finance. The manifestation of potential tourism resorts is a responsibility of the association, which is not impossible when muck wits are drawn on. Third, an active support from government agencies and the members of the Association is necessary in order to the suggestions above to be achieved. Administrative support is of vital importance until the Association is free from the financial dependence on allotted charges.

觀光環境 造成의 先決條件 : 社會敎育을 通한「歡待」資源의 涵養

徐庚林 제주대학 1979 논문집 Vol.11 No.1

Tourism is an extremely complicated and involved social and economic phenomenon. It is appropriate to start this treatise with some observations about society's attitude toward the environment, particularly as it concerns tourism. These preconditions are required for making a tourism environment: (1) The movement toward exclusion of unethical practices. (2) Makinge the community understand the meaning of tourism. (3) An administration which can combine the community's happiness and tourism development. (4) The development of hospitality resources. The development of hospitality resources is perhaps the most important. the finest physical facilities can be provided but if the tourist feels that he is not welcome, the investment will be worthless. A favorable attitude towards the visitor can be created through social education. Courses at tourist hospitality schools for all persons who have direct contact with visitors is a very successful technique. In these schools, store clerks, gasoline station attendants, hotel clerks and other persons directly in contact with the visitor are given indoctrination on the importance of tourism to their community, and are taught the location of important points of interest. Other parts of the program include the importance of appearance and good grooming, greeting of visitors, providing information, being helpful, gracious, friendly and cooperative.

제주도민(濟州道民)의 전통적 법관념(法觀念)

서경림 제주대학교 법과정책연구소 1999 法과 政策 Vol.- No.5

습속규범(習俗規範)과 실정법(實定法) -제주무속(濟州巫俗)을 중심으로-

서경림 제주대학교 법과정책연구소 1997 法과 政策 Vol.- No.3

법(法)의 개념(槪念)과 한국(韓國) 법체계(法體系)

서경림 제주대학교 법과정책연구소 2003 法과 政策 Vol.9 No.-

濟州島 觀光資源의 活性化 方案

徐庚林 제주대학교 1977 논문집 Vol.9 No.1

Cheju is extremely fortunate in that she has assets so outstanding that the tourist industry can largely depend on. But, no combination of a number of assets is to create a strong apppeal to secure a viable share of the market. Especially, the combined appeal of a wide range of natural and created assets has been recognized too late to prevent uncoordinated development, thus spoiling these assets. It is important to define all the attractions Cheju may possess and the following categories may be appropriate. 1. Cultural a. Historical buildings and monuments. b. Places of historical significance. 2. Traditions a. Halla festivals. b. Arts and handicrafts. c. Folk song. d. Folklore museums. e. Folklore village to present native life and customs to the tourists. 3. Scenic a. Outstanding panoramas and areas of natural beauty b. Mt. Halls National Park. c. Wild life. d. Flora and fauna. e. Beach resorts. f. Mountain resorts. 4. Entertainments. a. Participation in and/or viewing sports. b. Amusement and recreation parks. c. Zoos and oceanariums. d. Night-life. e. Cuisine. 5. Unique attracctions of Cheju Island. According to these categories, it is important to present natural and created assets to tourists in a way that would sustain the interest of the visitor.

濟州 神話와 女性의 位相 : 세경본풀이를 중심으로

徐庚林 濟州大學校 法과政策硏究所 1998 法과 政策 Vol.- No.4