Korean Communities across the World | Rowman & Littlefield
Korean Communities across the World
Korean Communities across the World publishes works that address aspects of (a) the Korean American community, (b) Korean society, (c) the Korean communities in other foreign lands, or (d) transnational Korean communities. In the field of (a) the Korean American community, this series welcomes contributions involving concepts such as Americanization, pluralism, social mobility, migration/immigration, social networks, social institutions, social capital, racism/discrimination, settlement, identity, or politics, as well as a specific topic related to family/marriage, gender roles, generations, work, education, culture, citizenship, health, ethnic community, housing, ethnic identity, racial relations, social justice, social policy, and political views, among others. In the field of (b) Korean society, this series embraces scholarship on current issues such as gender roles, age/aging, low fertility, immigration, urbanization, gentrification, economic inequality, high youth unemployment, sexuality, democracy, political power, social injustice, the nation's educational problems, social welfare, capitalism, consumerism, labor, health, housing, crime, environmental degradation, and the social life in the digital age and its impacts, among others. Contributors in the field of (c) Korean communities in other foreign lands are encouraged to submit works that expand our understanding about the formation, vicissitudes, and major issues of an ethnic Korean community outside of South Korea and the Unites States, such as cultural or linguistic retention, ethnic identity, assimilation, settlement patterns, citizenship, economic activities, family relations, social mobility, and racism/discrimination. Lastly, contributions relating to (d) transnational Korean communities may touch upon transnational connectivity in family, economy/finance, politics, culture, technology, social institutions, and people.


Editor(s): Joong-Hwan Oh joonghwan.oh@hunter.cuny.edu
Staff editorial contact: Courtney Morales (cmorales@rowman.com)
Korean Food Television and the Korean Nation
JAEHYEON JEONG
Lexington Books • December 2020 • Monograph
Korean Digital Diaspora: Transnational Social Movements and Diaspora Identity
HOJEONG LEE
Lexington Books • December 2020 • Monograph
The 1.5 Generation Korean Diaspora: A Comparative Understanding of Identity, Culture, and Transnationalism
EDITED BY JANE YEONJAE LEE AND MINJIN KIM - CONTRIBUTIONS BY SU CHOE; ALICIA CORTS; HYEOUK CHRIS HAHM; SOU HYUN...
Lexington Books • November 2020 • Monograph
Health Disparities in Contemporary Korean Society: Issues and Subpopulations
EDITED BY SOU HYUN JANG AND JOONG-HWAN OH - CONTRIBUTIONS BY JOONG-HWAN OH; SOU HYUN JANG; KIMIN KWON; JAE BUM ...
Lexington Books • October 2020 • Monograph
Newcomers and Global Migration in Contemporary South Korea: Across National Boundaries
EDITED BY SUNG-CHOON PARK AND JOONG-HWAN OH - CONTRIBUTIONS BY JIN SUK BAE; SOO-JUNG GO; MI-KYUNG KIM; SOON-YAN...
Lexington Books • September 2020 • Monograph
Koreatowns: Exploring the Economics, Politics, and Identities of Korean Spatial Formation
EDITED BY JINWON KIM; SOO MEE KIM AND STEPHEN CHO SUH - CONTRIBUTIONS BY CAROLYN AREUM CHOI; YURI W. DOOLAN; CA...
Lexington Books • June 2020 • Monograph
Korean International Students and the Making of Racialized Transnational Elites
SUNG-CHOON PARK
Lexington Books • January 2020 • Monograph
Transnational Mobility and Identity in and out of Korea
EDITED BY YONSON AHN - CONTRIBUTIONS BY YONSON AHN; YOUNA KIM; JIEUN LEE; SEONOK LEE; DUKIN LIM; STEPHEN CHO SU...
Lexington Books • November 2019 • Monograph
Mediatized Transient Migrants: Korean Visa-Status Migrants’ Transnational Everyday Lives and Media Use
CLAIRE SHINHEA LEE
Lexington Books • November 2019 • Monograph
Korean Diaspora across the World: Homeland in History, Memory, Imagination, Media, and Reality
EDITED BY EUN-JEONG HAN; MIN WHA HAN AND JONGHWA LEE - CONTRIBUTIONS BY EUN-JEONG HAN; IRINA BALITSKAYA; JAE HY...
Lexington Books • November 2019 • Monograph
LA Rising: Korean Relations with Blacks and Latinos after Civil Unrest
KYEYOUNG PARK
Lexington Books • August 2019 • Monograph
Medical Transnationalism: Korean Immigrants' Medical Tourism to South Korea
SOU HYUN JANG
Lexington Books • June 2018 • Monograph
Transnational Return Migration of 1.5 Generation Korean New Zealanders: A Quest for Home
JANE YEONJAE LEE
Lexington Books • June 2018 • Monograph
Transnational Communities in the Smartphone Age: The Korean Community in the Nation’s Capital
DAE YOUNG KIM - CONTRIBUTIONS BY YOUNG A. JUNG AND GYU TAG LEE
Lexington Books • December 2017 • Monograph