John Lie, ed., Multiethnic Korea? : Multiculturalism, Migration, and Peoplehood Diversity in Contemporary South Korea

South Korea haS a prevalent sole ethnicity "myth."As a result, its society nurtures strong ethnic nationalism (ShIN 2014), and it is arguably one of the most predominantly homogenous societies in the world with no significant ethnic minorities (Seth 2010).The recent influx of foreign populations, such as foreign low-skilled workers and marriage migrants, is a turning point for the country to rethink its mono-ethnic myth.One way of dealing with the transition to multieth-