Asian Women and Intimate Work 2014
DOI: 10.1163/9789004258082_013
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The Role of Multicultural Families in South Korean Immigration Policy

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“…A rapid increase in immigrants has been witnessed since the late 1990s [21]. In the meanwhile, the rise of multicultural families, characterized by the family members, like the couples, from different nations and cultures and the offspring growing up in a multicultural context, is attracting wide social concerns and has brought changes to the immigration policies for the interest of social integration [8]. The transition toward the multicultural society from a monolithic society with one language, one history, and one ethnicity seems to be happening in South Korean at an ever-accelerating pace [4].…”
Section: Case 3: Seoul Museum Of History Seoul South Koreamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A rapid increase in immigrants has been witnessed since the late 1990s [21]. In the meanwhile, the rise of multicultural families, characterized by the family members, like the couples, from different nations and cultures and the offspring growing up in a multicultural context, is attracting wide social concerns and has brought changes to the immigration policies for the interest of social integration [8]. The transition toward the multicultural society from a monolithic society with one language, one history, and one ethnicity seems to be happening in South Korean at an ever-accelerating pace [4].…”
Section: Case 3: Seoul Museum Of History Seoul South Koreamentioning
confidence: 99%