Research paper
Joseonjok and Goryeo saram ethnic return migrants in South Korea: Hierarchy among co-ethnics and ethnonational identity
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- Joseonjok and Goryeo saram ethnic return migrants in South Korea: Hierarchy among co-ethnics and ethnonational identity
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Joseonjok and Goryeo saram diasporic return migrants, respectively from China and Uzbekistan, settled in South Korea from the early 1990s and have experienced discrimination and alienation by their South Korean co-ethnics. Joseonjok, who maintained Korean language, generally occupy higher economic and social status than Goryeo saram, who lost their Korean language capacity. In the bottom of ethnic hierarchy, Goryeo saram tend to resent both Joseonjok and South Koreans. In doing so, they tend ...
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- Research paper
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- Date created
- 2019
- Creator
- Song, Changzoo
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- http://hdl.handle.net/2292/45418
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- Political Science
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