Kim Kyung-hak: International Migration and Transnational Families in Nepal

Every day, some 700 young blue-collars leave Nepal to work abroad, and their curfews are already close to about 83 on Nepal's Nepalese policy. The book tells of thousands of Nepalese servile years in South Korea, the Gulf region and Malaysia as a major reason for their migrant work is in the Supernational Care Act on the family in Nepal. The story of Nepal's migrant workers and the Nepalese families of married women is a conflict of family longings and sadness. The immigrants who leave behind their spouses, children and brothers and sisters and leave for work or marriage send their gifts and gifts to the best of their ability from a complex feeling of appreciation, regret and duty for the family that remains. While the immigrant is sad when the transfers from hard labor are not properly used, there are families who are disappointed that the move does not send as much as they want.

Korean title: 네팔의 국제이주와 초국가적 가족

Korean author: 김경학

Korean publisher: 민속원

ISBN-13: 9788928518159