Han Gil-su: Korea's Nouveau Riche Nationalism and Multiculturalism

Since the 1990s, South Korea's unprecedented economic success has greatly increased the number of foreign workers in the immigrants and Korean industry. In Korea, which is now a multicultural society, we need to focus on the discrimination and racism experience of foreigners and ‘new Koreans.’. Koreans' stories about race are shared with Koreans around the issue of homogenism and self-immolation. The debate on multiculturalism calls for the ability of the nation's academic discussions and policy frameworks to look at its citizens who respect them rather than discriminate against the newcomers as the most fundamental aspect of multicracy. In this regard, on the basis of critical realism about racism, it has identified long-term institutional factors that have prevented Korean society from welcoming ‘new’ or“temporary Koreans. ’. The results of the systematic, taxonomy of a substantial amount of news coverage, are shown to be widespread in the Koreans ’ treatment of ‘foreigners’:. As a emerging industrial and highly-growing country, Korean society is still in transition and treating foreigners according to the level of economic development from its countries.

Korean title: 한국의 졸부적 민족주의와 다문화주의

Korean author: 한길수

Korean publisher: 해남

ISBN-13: 9788962381771