Immigrants as ‘New’ Precariats in the Korean Immigration Policy Regime: Navigating Identity, Rights, and Governance (Routledge Contemporary Asia Series)
This scholarly study explores immigrants as “new” precariats in South Korea’s immigration policy regime. Focusing on identity, rights, and governance, it offers a focused examination of immigration policy and its implications within the contemporary Asian context.
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This book examines the position of immigrants within South Korea’s immigration policy regime.
It considers the idea of immigrants as “new” precariats and explores how precarity relates to identity and rights.
The book also addresses governance, highlighting the relationship between immigration policy and the experiences of those it regulates.
Part of the Routledge Contemporary Asia Series, this work is suited to readers interested in immigration, governance, and contemporary Asia.
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