Kim Eun-mi et al.: Multicultural society Korea

In 2007, the foreign resident population in Korea surpassed one million. In particular, the influx of marriage migrant women into Korean society signifies that their second and third generations are already experiencing multi-racial and multi-ethnic environments within their own families. It has become difficult to continue claiming a single bloodline or a single ethnicity. Whether we like it or not, whether we want it or not, we are becoming a multi-racial and multi-ethnic society. Composed of eight chapters, this book aims to provide a proper understanding of Korea's transition into a multicultural society and to study the ripple effects of these changes on our society as a whole. Furthermore, it prompts us to reconsider the concept of a "single-ethnic nation" that we have been taught for thousands of years and proposes the correct direction for responding to these social changes.

Korean title: 다문화사회 한국

Korean author: 김은미 외

Korean publisher: 나남

ISBN-13: 9788930083874