Korean Families

Introduction: Continuity and Change in Patrilineal Culture of Korean Families
Ok, Sun Wha (Seoul National University)

I. Traditional Korean Families
1. Family/Kinship System under the Goryeo and Joseon Dynasties

II. Family and Society
3. Changes in Population and Family in Korea
Eun, Ki-Soo (Seoul National University)
4.Compressed Modernity and Korean Families: Accidental Pluralism in Family Ideology
Chang, Kyung-Sup (Seoul National University)

III. Family, Change, and Space
5. Economic Roles of Women and Men in Korean Rural Families: Between 1930 and 1980
Park, Boo Jin (Myongji University)
6. Urban Family Relationships in the Rapidly Industrializing Korean Society
Kim, Myung-hye (Chonnam National University)
7. An Evaluation of Older Less-Educated, Lower-Class Working Women
Cho, Oakla (Sogang University)

IV. Family and Gender
8. Imagining the South Korean Family beyond Patriarchy
Lee, Jae Kyung (Ewha Womans University)
9. Love, Sexuality, and Marriage
Sohn, Seong Young (Dongduk Women's University)
10. Women's Work and Kin Relationships since the 1960s
Kim, Hye-Kyung (Chonbuk National University)

V. Family in Life Stages
11. The Early Years of Marriage
Chung, Hyunsook (Sangmyung University)
12. Korean Families in Mid-Life: Over-Emphasis on Children’s Education
Chin, Meejung (Seoul National University)
13. Korean Family Relationships in Later Life
Sung, Miai (Korea National Open University)

Yi, Jong Seo (Ulsan University)
2. From a Daughter to Daughter-in-law
Lee, SoonGu (National Institute of Korean History)