South Korea in Transition : Politics and Culture of Citizenship (Hardcover)

Acknowledgements (NEW)  1. South Korea’s Condensed Transition in Citizenship Politics: An Analytic Introduction  Chang Kyung-Sup (NEW)  Part I. Transformative State-Society Relationship and Citizenship Politics  2. Education Zeal, State Control and Citizenship Michael Seth  3. Development, Democracy, and Citizenship Politics: The Predicament of Developmental Citizenship Chang Kyung-Sup  Part II. Reshaping Civil Society and Democratic Citizenship  4. Local Meanings and Lived Experiences of Citizenship: Voices from a Women's Organization Seungsook Moon  5. Politics of Cosmopolitan Citizenship: The Korean Engagement in the Global Justice Movements Kong Suk-Ki  Part III. Reconfigured Nationhood and National Citizenship  6. How Can You Say You’re Korean? Law, Governmentality, and National Membership Chulwoo Lee  7. The Psychiatric Power of Neoliberal Citizenship: North Koreans in South Korea Minkyu Sung (14.2)  Part IV. Neoliberal or Cosmopolitan Enlargement of Korean Citizenship  8. The Citizenship of Foreign Workers: Stratified Formation, Fragmented Evolution Seol Dong-Hoon  . The State and Migrant Women: Diverging Hopes in the Making of "Multicultural Families" Kim Hyun Mee (from Korea Journal)  Part V. Theoretical and Comparative Implications  10. Transformative Modernity and Citizenship Politics: The Korean Aperture  Chang Kyung-Sup (NEW)  11. Asian Citizenship and Beyond: Contradictions between Democracy and Demography Bryan S. Turner (NEW)