Racial Formation in South Korea :Some Thoughts on Future Research
Racial Formation in South Korea : Some Thoughts on Future Research
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Finally, framing the experience and struggle of migrants in Korea in terms of racism rather than (or in addition to) human rights sug - gests the need for the formulation of new demands, the positing of new alternatives, and a new form of collective action. Development of a concrete agenda for anti-racist organizing and mobilization in South Korea is a task that will require the attention, not only of critically engaged scholars, but also of activists working on the ground.
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Finally, framing the experience and struggle of migrants in Korea in terms of racism rather than (or in addition to) human rights sug - gests the need for the formulation of new demands, the positing of new alternatives, and a new form of collective action. Development of a concrete agenda for anti-racist organizing and mobilization in South Korea is a task that will require the attention, not only of critically engaged scholars, but also of activists working on the ground.
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