Decentering Citizenship: Gender, Labor, and Migrant Rights in South Korea
Decentering Citizenship explores the relationship between gender, labor, and migrant rights in South Korea. By examining citizenship beyond conventional national frameworks, Hae Yeon Choo contributes to broader conversations about belonging, political inclusion, migration, and the social forces that shape access to rights.
About This Book
Decentering Citizenship examines citizenship through the interconnected themes of gender, labor, and migrant rights in South Korea.
The book considers how national belonging is shaped by social and economic relationships, including those involving migration and work.
Its focus on decentering citizenship invites readers to question conventional frameworks for understanding rights, membership, and political inclusion.
Written by Hae Yeon Choo, this work offers a focused contribution to discussions of citizenship, gender, labor, and migration in a South Korean context.
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