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%uad6d%ubbfc%uad8c%uc775%uc704 %ud559%uc220%uc9c0 %u300c%uad8c%uc775%u300d100 Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights CommissionAbstractChanges in Integrity and Anti-Corruption Policies and Social Perceptions Through Government Discourse: A Big Data Analysis of Policy Briefings in the Republic of Korea, 2005-2025%u2759 Jung, Seong Hoon Lead author, Assistant Director, Gumi City Government%u2759 Kim, Geun HyeonCorresponding author, Master%u2019s Program in National Policy, KDI School of Public Policy and Management%u2759 Jeong, Jun YoungCo-author, Assistant Director, Jeonju City CouncilThis study aims to empirically analyze the evolution of integrity and anticorruption policy discourse and its related social perceptions in the Republic of Korea by utilizing government-issued texts from the official policy portal, Policy Briefing, spanning from 2005 to March 2025. The research divides the 20-year period into four stages and compares the discourse characteristics, keyword frequencies, structural patterns, and sentiment trends across each phase.For methodology, this study applies a range of big data text mining techniques including word cloud analysis, N-gram, TF-IDF, LDA topic modeling, CONCOR network analysis, and sentiment analysis. The dataset, consisting of 3,839 integrity-related documents, was collected through automated web crawling using Python and preprocessed for analysis.The results reveal a progressive evolution in discourse%u2014from foundational