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Organized Labor and Civil Society for Multiculturalism

Organized Labor and Civil Society for Multiculturalism: A Solidarity Success Story from South Korea

BY

JOON K. KIM

Department of Ethnic Studies Colorado State University, USA

United Kingdom North America Japan India Malaysia China

Emerald Publishing Limited
Howard House, Wagon Lane, Bingley BD16 1WA, UK

First edition 2020

2021 Joon K. Kim.
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Contents

List of Tables and Figures

List of Abbreviations

About the Author

Acknowledgments

List of Tables and Figures

Table 1.1.	Chronology of NGO Activism.
Table 2.1.	Migrant Populations and Union Density in Select European Union Countries.
Table 2.2.	A Brief History of KCTU Solidarity Projects with Migrant Workers, 19942005.
Table 3.1.	Scope and Types of Sex Industry in Korea, 2002.
Table 3.2.	E-6 Entertainment Visas by Select Countries and Sex, 20062017.
Table 3.3.	F6 Marriage Migrants Visas by Select Countries and Sex, 20112017.
Table 3.4.	Interethnic Marriages from Select Countries, 20002018.
Table 3.5.	Marriages and Interethnic Marriages in Korea, 20082018.
Fig 3.1.	Key Stakeholders of Marriage Migrants and International Sex Workers.
Table 4.1.	Overseas Koreans by Country, Select Years.
Table 4.2.	Major Laws Impacting Korean-Heritage Migrants in Korea.
Table 4.3.	North Korean Defectors Resident in South Korea.
Table 4.4.	Korean-Heritage Residents in Korea by Visa Types, 20062018.
Table 4.5.	Korean-Heritage Immigrants Resident in Korea.
Table 4.6.	Korean Nationality Recovery, Naturalization, Renunciation, and Loss.
Table 5.1.	Internet Search Results: Articles with the Word Multi-culture in the Heading.
Table 5.2.	Constructing Vulnerabilities Through the Use of the Word Damunhwa in an Internet Search Engine.
Table 6.1.	Migrant Advocacy Organizations.
Table 6.2.	Principles, Modes, and Orders of Multiculturalism.
Chart 6.1.	Domains of Multicultural Praxis.

List of Abbreviations

Table 1.1.	Chronology of NGO Activism.
CCEJ	Citizens Coalition for Economic Justice
CCPR	International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
CEDAW	Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women
CERD	Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination
CESCR	International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
CSO	Civil Society Organizations
EPS	Employment Permit System
ETU-MWD	Equality Trade Union Migrant Worker Division of Seoul-Kyeongin-Inchon-Area
GongGam	Human Rights Law Foundation (translated from Korean)
ILO	International Labor Organization
IOM	International Organization for Migration
IWRAW	International Womens Rights Action Watch
JCMK	Joint Committee with Migrants in Korea
KCTU	Korean Confederation of Trade Unions
KIC	Korea Institute of Criminology
KIS	Korea Immigration Service
Korea	Republic of Korea or South Korea
KWAU	Korea Womens Associations United
MFA	Migrant Forum in Asia
MINBYUN	Lawyers for a Democratic Society (translated from Korean)
MTU	Migrant Trade Union (Korea)
MWSH	Migrant Worker Struggle Headquarter for Achieving Complete Labor Rights and Actualizing Freedom of Movement and Employment
NGO	Nongovernment Organizations
NOW	National Organization for Women
PSPD	Peoples Solidarity for Participatory Democracy
UDHR	Universal Declaration of Human Rights
UNHR	United Nations Commission on Human Rights
UNIFEM	United Nations Development Fund for Women (translated from French)

About the Author

Joon K. Kim is a Professor of Ethnic Studies at Colorado State University. Born in Seoul and educated in New York and California, he acquired an academic interest in international migration and multiculturalism in the United States, Korea, and Latin American countries. As a Fellow of the Fulbright Fellowship and the Korea Foundation Field Research, his research focuses on the political economy of immigrant labor, Koreas migrant advocacy and civil society activism, the politics of race via immigration and citizenship, and multicultural education. His strength as a comparative and interdisciplinary scholar is demonstrated by publications in diverse fields and disciplines, including ethnic studies, sociology, history, education, and population studies. His focus on international and comparative labor migrations sprang from his earlier work, The Political Economy of the Mexican Farm Labor Program, 1942-1964 (

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