0.Introduction - Displacement, Mobility, and Diversity in Korea: Diaspora within Homeland.
1.Leaving “Home” in Search of the “Homeland”: The Returning Movement of Korean Transnational Adoptees.
2.Chapter Two – Zainichi Koreans Migration to South Korea and Border Politics in the Post-Cold War Era.
3.South Korean attitudes towards Chosŏnjok migrants as a social response to geopolitical dynamics.
4.“I can speak zero language”: Discursive construction of bilingualism and Korean returnees in social media.
5.Perceptions of South Korea in North Korean refugees’ poetry.
6.Between Gohyang and Joguk: Representations of Post-repatriation Identities among Returning Zainichi Koreans.
7.Exploration of the intertwined ethnic and national identity among Ko-Ryo-In in Korea.
8.Mental Health Correlates Among Married-Based Immigrant Women in South Korea.
9.“My community is all around the world”: The role of globalized media in forming imagination, aspiration, and transnational connectivity among marriage immigrant women in South Korea.
10.The Price of Conviction: Diversity, Inclusion, and Success as Neoliberal Fantasy in Itaewon Class.
11.Do I Belong in Ikseon-dong?: Glocalized Cosmopolitan Spaces of Belonging.
12.Battle for Survival: Multiple Diasporas and Opportunities for Change