Rethinking Belongingness in Korea: Transnational Migration, "Migrant Marriages" and the Politics of Multiculturalism
Abstract/Sommario:
Beginning in the late 1980s there has been a constant and constantly growing inflow of foreign newcomers (primarily unskilled workers) to South Korea. In the space of less than two decades, from 1990 to 2007, the number of foreign residents grew from just under 50,000 to over one million (a 2,000% increase). The paper argues that this transnational migration may contribute to a significant change in the long-held conception of Korean identity and belongingness. The dramatic rise in " ...; [leggi tutto]
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| Descrizione | Rethinking Belongingness in Korea: Transnational Migration, "Migrant Marriages" and the Politics of Multiculturalism/ Thimoty Lim |
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IN Per: Pacific Affairs, vol. 83, n. 1 (2010, March) p. 51-72
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| ID scheda | 66780 |