This paper discusses applicability of special autonomy arrangements, which grant special administrative, legislative and political autonomy powers to local governments, and, based on this, puts forward policy suggestions and implications for Jeju Special Self-governing Province to be able to enhance its competencies and autonomy power as a special local government. Since 2006 when Jeju Island was granted the status as Special Self-governing Province, it has been experiencing many changes in many areas. Against this background, this paper attempts to derive theoretical implications as to how to strengthen its legal status and to institutionalize it as would be expected, and to discover combinations of sufficient conditions for explaining special autonomy using QCA (Qualitative Comparative Analysis). This paper argues that autonomy arrangements set up in a constitution are more consolidated than those regulated by ordinary laws. It is oped that this paper could make some contributions to setting up Jeju Province’s special status in the constitution.
I. 서 론
Ⅱ. 자치권 수준유형에 대한 이론적 논의
Ⅲ. 조사설계
Ⅳ. 비교분석
V. 결 론
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