South Korea Advances toward a Multicultural Society
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| Publication Date | 2012/11/26 |
| Pages/Weight/Size | 153*224*20mm |
| ISBN | 9788930086295 |
| Categories | 사회 정치 > 사회비평/비판 |
Description
한국사회는 그 준비여부와 상관없이, 빠르게 다문화사회로 변화하고 있다. 이 책은 외국인노동자와 결혼이민자를 포함하여 2007년 100만 명을 돌파한 한국거주 외국인이 초래한 한국사회의 변화의 소용돌이를 설명하였다. 이 책은 인종과 민족구성의 갑작스럽고 큰 변화에 대응하고 있는 한국의 모습을 탐문조사, 인터뷰, 설문조사 및 민족지학적 연구를 포함한 직접 연구를 바탕으로 살펴보고 있다. 저자들은 결혼이민자의 삶, 서울과 주변지역에 퍼지고 있는 다문화 서비스 센터와 외국인 마을, 그리고 한국인의 외국인에 대한 태도를 고찰하였다. 이 책은 한때 은둔과 단일민족의 나라였던 한국의 인상적이고 역동적인 변화과정을 담은 첫 번째 영어책이 될 것이다.
Contents
1 Introduction
2 Globalization, Multiculturalism, and Mega Cities
1. Globalization, Labor Migration and Global Cities
2. Nationalism and Korean Identity
3. Ethnic Enclaves and Immigrant Villages
4. Different Paradigms of Multiculturalism
5. Korea’s Foreign Communities and Multiculturalism
3 Koreans and Multiculturalism
1. Korean’s Attitude toward Multiculturalism
1.1. Survey respondents
1.2. Perception of foreigners
1.3. Social distance to foreigners
1.4. Communication with foreigners
1.5. Korea as multicultural society
2. In-Depth Survey of Korean’s Attitude in Foreign Villages
2.1. Survey respondents in foreign villages
2.2. Perception of foreigners
2.3. Social distance to foreigners
2.4. Communication with foreigners
2.5. Culture centers
2.6. South Korea as a multicultural society
4 Foreigners Living in Korea
1. Seoul’s Foreign Residential and Cultural Villages
2. Spatial and Class Analysis of Ethnic Villages in Seoul
2.1. The Chosunjok Community : “Yenben Street”
2.2. Islam Community : Itaewon Islam Mosque
2.3. Hwagyo Community 1 : Little Chinatown
2.4. French Community : Seorae Village
2.5. Japanese Community : Little Tokyo
2.6. Mongolian Community : Mongolian Tower
2.7. Hwagyo Community 2 : Chinese Street
2.8. Italian Community : Club Italia
2.9. The Filipino Community : Sunday Market
3. Foreign Brides
3.1. Understanding foreign brides
3.2. Cultural adjustment and stress
3.3. Families of foreign brides
3.4. Social life of foreign brides
4. International Marriage Families and Their Children
4.1. Children of multicultural families
4.2. Characteristics of children of multicultural families
5. Ansan, Incheon and Other Foreign Villages in South Korea
5.1. ‘Borderless Village’ in Wongok-dong, Ansan City
5.2. Chinatown in Incheon
5.3. Foreigner District in Daegu Dalseo-gu
5.4. German Village in Namhae, Gyeongsangnam-do
5 Korea’s Laws and Institutions on Foreigners, Immigration, and Multiculturalism
1. Laws and Institutions on Foreigners and Immigration
1.1. Industrial Training System(ITS)
1.2. Employment Permit System(EPS)
1.3. The Consolidated Employment Permit System
1.4. Policy for Overseas Koreans: Introduction of H-2 Visa
1.5. Nationality Law
2. Policies on Multiculturalism
2.1. Basic Act on the Treatment of Foreigners in South Korea
2.2. Multicultural Policies for Migrant Workers and Marriage Immigrants
2.3. Multicultural Policy versus Multicultural Society
3. Multicultural Service in South Korea
3.1. Multicultural Services in South Korea
3.2. Seoul Metropolitan Government
3.3. Ansan-si(city)
Conclusion
2 Globalization, Multiculturalism, and Mega Cities
1. Globalization, Labor Migration and Global Cities
2. Nationalism and Korean Identity
3. Ethnic Enclaves and Immigrant Villages
4. Different Paradigms of Multiculturalism
5. Korea’s Foreign Communities and Multiculturalism
3 Koreans and Multiculturalism
1. Korean’s Attitude toward Multiculturalism
1.1. Survey respondents
1.2. Perception of foreigners
1.3. Social distance to foreigners
1.4. Communication with foreigners
1.5. Korea as multicultural society
2. In-Depth Survey of Korean’s Attitude in Foreign Villages
2.1. Survey respondents in foreign villages
2.2. Perception of foreigners
2.3. Social distance to foreigners
2.4. Communication with foreigners
2.5. Culture centers
2.6. South Korea as a multicultural society
4 Foreigners Living in Korea
1. Seoul’s Foreign Residential and Cultural Villages
2. Spatial and Class Analysis of Ethnic Villages in Seoul
2.1. The Chosunjok Community : “Yenben Street”
2.2. Islam Community : Itaewon Islam Mosque
2.3. Hwagyo Community 1 : Little Chinatown
2.4. French Community : Seorae Village
2.5. Japanese Community : Little Tokyo
2.6. Mongolian Community : Mongolian Tower
2.7. Hwagyo Community 2 : Chinese Street
2.8. Italian Community : Club Italia
2.9. The Filipino Community : Sunday Market
3. Foreign Brides
3.1. Understanding foreign brides
3.2. Cultural adjustment and stress
3.3. Families of foreign brides
3.4. Social life of foreign brides
4. International Marriage Families and Their Children
4.1. Children of multicultural families
4.2. Characteristics of children of multicultural families
5. Ansan, Incheon and Other Foreign Villages in South Korea
5.1. ‘Borderless Village’ in Wongok-dong, Ansan City
5.2. Chinatown in Incheon
5.3. Foreigner District in Daegu Dalseo-gu
5.4. German Village in Namhae, Gyeongsangnam-do
5 Korea’s Laws and Institutions on Foreigners, Immigration, and Multiculturalism
1. Laws and Institutions on Foreigners and Immigration
1.1. Industrial Training System(ITS)
1.2. Employment Permit System(EPS)
1.3. The Consolidated Employment Permit System
1.4. Policy for Overseas Koreans: Introduction of H-2 Visa
1.5. Nationality Law
2. Policies on Multiculturalism
2.1. Basic Act on the Treatment of Foreigners in South Korea
2.2. Multicultural Policies for Migrant Workers and Marriage Immigrants
2.3. Multicultural Policy versus Multicultural Society
3. Multicultural Service in South Korea
3.1. Multicultural Services in South Korea
3.2. Seoul Metropolitan Government
3.3. Ansan-si(city)
Conclusion