Kim Min-jung: Koreans crossing the border

A study of the exorcist, which is a “Korans” community, is based on finding roots in a blood community, makes it difficult to deal with the reality and impact of complex reason. In view of the many life-long examples of “one-man” who had to plan and plan their lives across national boundaries, the research that is left out can be extended to social and scientific discussions that relate the structure of global interest and change to life and personal life. The internal diversity of the retemplifications that live across borders and maintain connections with Korean people in the boundaries of race, culture, institution, family and relatives, as well as across borders, needs to be analyzed in terms of the dimensions of Gender and the generation. When the trajectory of individual migration is portrayed on the fire of mutual influence between the National States and the global capitalist system, it becomes a key factor in creating differences in individual immigration routes, family structure, status and labor types. The book, focusing on the genther and generation-to-generation issues of Han People moving across borders, discusses the potential and limitations of this era of multicultural society, the way families and labor are transformed or transformed globally through relations between countries, the strategy of individual security and the political community of the home.

Korean title: 경계를 넘는 한인들

Korean author: 김민정

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946073203