The Precarity and Strategic Navigation of Choso˘ njok Migrants in South Korea (Page 7–35)Volume 20.2 Details
Seoul as a Site of Labor Resistance: The Spatial Representation of Inequality and Injustice (Page 73–99)Volume 20.2 Details
Mobile Imperialism and its Fissure in Colonial Choso˘ n: Centering on Kim Namch’o˘ n’s “To Cho˘ llyo˘ng” (Page 177–195)Volume 20.2 Details
Mirroring Misogyny in Hell Choso˘ n: Megalia, Womad, and Korea’s Feminism in the Age of Digital Populism (Page 101–133)Volume 20.2 Details
Mimetic Desire and Ressentiment in the Case of the Japan–South Korea Trade Dispute (Page 251–300)Volume 20.2 Details
Considerations for the Direction of Mobility Humanities Education: Focused on Study Cases of the Mobility Humanities Education Center of Konkuk University (Page 227–249)Volume 20.2 Details
“Identity through difference”: Liminal Diasporism and Generational Change Among the Koryo Saram in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (Page 37–72)Volume 20.2 Details
