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20131128
| Abstract |
A History and Future of The South Korea's Overseas korean Policy
Lee, YongJae (GyeongSangBuk-Do Council)
If we understand the migration as the action to move the life site, the history
of migration go with the history of human. but today, the understanding of the
migration is based on Nation state’s border. Thus the history of our country’s
migration is regard as the start, the poor farmers migrated Yunhaju of Russia in
the 1860s for livelihood. In the early 1900’s, the migration for China, Russia and
Japan was shifted to the migration for the United States and Canada. Today, the
emigration destination has been diversified over the world, including Southeast
Asia. However, the South Korea’s migration policy does not reflected the changes
in emigration destination. In this station that is not defined the term for overseas
korean and the scope for overseas korean, That the coherent policy on overseas
koreans is anticipated, is a long way to go. First of all, the overseas korean policy
has to be established as an axis of a foreign policy, as the practical policy, as
the coherence policy. In particular, the developmental overseas korean policy
should have the scope of overseas korean is based on the nationalism on Culture,
not on parentage,