2 After the Watershed: Korean Migration since 1965

In: A Companion to Korean American Studies
Author:
Shelley Sang-Hee Lee
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DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004335332_003

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Series:  Brill's Companions to the Americas, Volume: 1
Cover A Companion to Korean American Studies
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9789004335332
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Print Publication Date:
01 Jan 2018
Preliminary Material
1 The Origins and Construction of Korean America: Immigration before 1965
3 Empire, War, Globalization, and Korean America in Global and Transnational Perspectives
4 Adoption in Korean America
5 Korean American Literature
6 “Is that Kimchi in My Taco?” A Vision of Korean American Food in One Bite
7 Korean American Theater and Performing Arts: Networks of Practice and Bodies of Work
8 Music and Korean America
9 Sports in Korean America
10 Hallyu and Korean America: Transnational Connections through Cultural Consumption in New York City
11 The Changing Dynamics of Race, Class and Gender Relations in Contemporary Korean Immigrant Families
12 Race-ing the Korean American Experience
13 In Search of Mixed Korean America
14 Korean Ethnicity and Asian American Panethnicity
15 Transmitting the Monumental Style: Hangukinron, “Diasporicity,” and the Osmotic Flow of Transnational Korean American Identity
16 Sacred Ethnic Boundaries: Korean American Religions
17 A Review of Korean American Education Studies: Disrupting a Single Story of Model Minority Success
18 Gender, Migration, and Mobility in Korean American Communities: 
A Case Study of the Nail Salon Industry
19 Gender, Beauty, and Plastic Surgery: Towards a Transpacific Korean/American Studies
20 Closer or Estranged: Transnational Spousal Relationships between Korean Wild Geese Parents
21 Toward Queer Korean American Horizons: Diaspora, History, and Belonging
22 Korean American Women Negotiating Confucianism, Christianity, and Immigration in Free Food for Millionaires 
23 Korean Americans and Electoral Politics
24 Engaging Korean Americans in Civic Activism
25 Korean Produce Retailers in New York: Their Conflicts with White Distributors and Use of Ethnic Collective Actions
26 A Wedge between Black and White: Korean Americans and Minority Race Relations in Twenty-First-Century America
27 Koreatown as Political Capital
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