Transnationalism and Migration in Global Korea : History, Politics, and Sociology, 1910 to the Present (Paperback)

1. Transnationalism, Migration, Historiography, and Organization??Part 1:?Korea’s Transnational Relations to Asia and the West: Politics, Economy, and Prison??2. ?The Origins of Democratic Republicanism in Korea: The Korean National Association of North America Convention in Riverside (1911)? 3. Globalization under Colonialism: Royal Dutch Shell's Korean Oil Business and the Resistance of Colonial Korean Workers? 4. A Comparative History of Prisons in Korea and Taiwan under Japanese Colonial Rule? 5. Bulgaria’s “Humanitarian” Aid to North Korea: Economic Aid, Medical Brigades, and Refugee Assistance, 1950?1962? 6. Cold War Politics of the Korean Peninsula in the 1960s: Inter-Korean Conflicts and North Korean Diplomatic Strategies??Part 2: Korean Communities in Japan, China, and the Russian Far East since 1945??7. Post-War Korean Diasporas in Sakhalin and Japan: A Comparative Analysis of Media, Education?and?Arts? 8. Japanese and Korean Return Migrants in Sapporo (Japan) and Ansan (South Korea)? 9. Recreated Homeland and Space Imagination: The Dilemma of the Left-Behind Korean Community in China? 10. Exhibiting Korean-ness: Displays of Ethnic Identity at the “Russian Korean History Museum”??Part 3:? Korean Communities in the West since the 1960s??11. Memories of Home Mediated through Food: Korean Migrants in Germany? 12. The Korean Presence in Spain: A Study of Korean Communities? 13. Two Generations of Korean Women’s Perspectives on the American Dream