Navigating Everyday Otherness: Multicultural Experiences of Indonesian Migrant Women in South Korea

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Qualitative research reveals nuanced cultural encounters for Indonesian migrant women, highlighting continuing issues with racism.

Indonesian migrant women in South Korea face subtle yet ongoing experiences of racism and otherness, impacting their daily lives.
Qualitative research on migration narratives uncovers how cultural encounters are perceived, showing both welcoming environments and persistent challenges.
The study investigates the development of Korean multiculturalism, focusing on how everyday otherness practices shape migrant women's experiences.
It highlights areas needing improvement within Korean society, emphasizing the complexity of multicultural interactions in daily life.

Nur Aisyah Kotarumalos (2025) studied this question.

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