Introduction -- Marrying into South Korean rural towns -- Loving strangers -- Clashing at home -- Making multiculturalism -- Challenging and transforming the community -- Searching for Filipina sisterhood
Summary
With the unprecedented number of foreign-born residents, South Korea has tried to reinvent itself as a multicultural society, but the intense multiculturalism efforts have focused exclusively on marriage immigrants. At the advent and height of South Korea's eschewed multiculturalism, 'Elusive Belonging' takes the readers to everyday lives of marriage immigrants in rural Korea where the projected image of a developed Korea which lured marriage immigrants and the gloomy reality of rural lives clashed
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes
Online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on November 13, 2018)
