2015
DOI: 10.17207/jstc.2015.09.18.3.325
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A Study on the Adaptation to South Korea amongNorth Korean Defectors:Focus in depth interview onNorth Korean defectors in age 40s

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“…After the implementation of a friendly immigration policy, the multicultural minority population in South Korea has increased by approximately 350% from 536,627 in 2006 to 1,892,423 in 2017 (Korean Statistical Information Service, 2018). In line with this increase, particular attention has been paid to their social and psychological adjustment (e.g., Yeo, 2015; Yim, 2017). Most studies have found that the lives of minorities in South Korea are challenging regardless of their race and ethnicity (e.g., Chang & Son, 2014; K.…”
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“…After the implementation of a friendly immigration policy, the multicultural minority population in South Korea has increased by approximately 350% from 536,627 in 2006 to 1,892,423 in 2017 (Korean Statistical Information Service, 2018). In line with this increase, particular attention has been paid to their social and psychological adjustment (e.g., Yeo, 2015; Yim, 2017). Most studies have found that the lives of minorities in South Korea are challenging regardless of their race and ethnicity (e.g., Chang & Son, 2014; K.…”
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confidence: 99%