president roh moo-hyun was a good example of such a case stated above. since he was a man who was born into a lower class family and thus unable to receive a college education, roh publicly expressed his resentment of the rich, the elite and prime universities. consequently, his policy focused on redistributing wealth instead of stimulating the economy, and revolved around depriving elite universities of privileges rather than supporting and developing them to compete with other world class universities. the results were disastrous. south korea remained nationalistic at a time when the world was rapidly and radically globalizing.