Immigrant Life in the Age of Extremism

Editors

Sangsoo Kim | Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea

Tae Joon Won | Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

[InContext, 6:2] Expected February 2027. ca. 160 pp.

Publishing status: In production

Table of Contents

This is a provisional table of contents, and subject to changes.

Letter to the readers	195
Immigrant life in the age of extremism: Interculturalism, historical memory and the politics of belonging Sangsoo Kim	196–213
Disempowered but not disengaged: Korean Australians in an age of political polarisation David Ross Hundt and Soyeon Kim	214–237
Cultural stigma and systemic gaps in dementia care for Korean migrants in Australia Soyeon Kim, Dima Rusho and Narelle Warren	238–267
Taiwan’s Port of Lies: The power of the migrant interpreter in a stratified multilingual society Nancy Tsai	268–300
Mahmudkhodja Behbudiy: Educator, reformer, and leader of Uzbekistan’s Jadid Movement Shavkat Miralimov	301–312
From contagion to polarization: Asymmetric mainstream party responses to a challenger party in Japan’s immigration politics Ryo Tahara and Yunhee Choi	313–340
From formal membership to substantive belonging: Institutional mediation in the age of extremism Jooyoung Lee	341–363