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520 a| Korean Americans are a North American ethnic minority. This file is made up of seventeen documents that span the mid-nineteenth century through the mid-1980s. The documents cover issues of immigrant history and adaptation, entrepreneurs and business, women and kinship. General history and survey of Korean-Americans are found in Kim, H.; Ryu; and Choy. Studies centered on the Korean community in Chicago discuss social and cultural adjustment and the importance of the family and kinship in this process. Other local studies look at the establishment of the Korean community in New York City, social networks in two Georgian Korean communities, and family and kinship networks in the Los Angeles. Several studies examine the changing status and roles of Korean women in the United States, and the particular role they play in maintaining ethnic identity. The rest of the studies examine Korean- American entrepreneurship and business and the work patterns of Korean families.;

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Korean Americans : N019.

Format	Electronic
Publication Info	New Haven, Conn. : Human Relations Area Files, 1997-
Supplemental Content	https://go.openathens.net/redirector/ecu.edu?url=http://ehrafWorldCultures.yale.edu/collection?owc=N019
Subjects	Korean Americans. Koreans--United States. Ethnology--United States. Immigrants--United States.

Included Work	Choy, Bong Youn, 1914-2005 Koreans in America.
Included Work	Hong, Lawrence K., 1941- Korean family in Los Angeles.
Included Work	Hurh, Won Moo Assimilation patterns of immigrants in the United States.
Included Work	Hurh, Won Moo Korean immigrants in America.
Included Work	Kim, Hyung-chan Some aspects of social demography of Korean Americans.
Included Work	Kim, Illsoo, 1944- New urban immigrants.
Included Work	Kim, Kwang Chung, 1937- Burden of double roles.
Included Work	Kim, Kwang Chung, 1937- Extended conjugal family.
Included Work	Lee, Don-chang. Study of social networks within two Korean communities in America.
Included Work	Light, Ivan Hubert Immigrant entrepreneurs.
Included Work	Min, Pyong Gap, 1942- Ethnic business enterprise.
Included Work	Min, Pyong Gap, 1942- Problems of Korean immigrant entrepreneurship.
Included Work	Ryu, Jai Poong, 1941- Koreans in America.
Included Work	Yang, Eun Sik. Korean women in America, 1903-1930.
Included Work	Yim, Sun Bin, 1946- Kinship networks among Korean immigrants in the U.S.
Included Work	Yu, Eui-Young Occupation and work patterns of Korean immigrants.
Included Work	Yu, Eui-Young Activities of women in southern California Korean community organizations.
Other author/creator	Human Relations Area Files, inc.
Series	eHRAF world cultures. North America EHRAF world cultures. North America. UNAUTHORIZED
Contents	Koreans in America / Bong Youn Choy -- The Korean family in Los Angeles / Lawrence K. Hong -- Assimilation patterns of immigrants in the United States ; Korean immigrants in America / Won Moo Hurh -- Some aspects of social demography of Korean Americans / Hyung-chan Kim -- New urban immigrants / Ilsoo Kim -- The burden of double roles ; The extended conjugal family / Kwang Chung Kim -- A study of social networks within two Korean communities in America / Don-chang Lee -- Immigrant entrepreneurs / Ivan Hubert Light -- Ethnic business enterprise ; Problems of Korean immigrant entrepreneurship / Pyong Gap Min -- Cultural summary, Korean Americans / Pyong Gap Min and Ian Skoggard -- Koreans in America / Jai P. Ryu -- Korean women in America, 1903-1930 / Eun Sik Yang -- Kinship networks among Korean immigrants in the U.S. / Sun Bin Yim -- Occupation and work patterns of Korean immigrants ; The activities of women in southern California Korean community organizations / Eui-Young Yu.
Abstract	Korean Americans are a North American ethnic minority. This file is made up of seventeen documents that span the mid-nineteenth century through the mid-1980s. The documents cover issues of immigrant history and adaptation, entrepreneurs and business, women and kinship. General history and survey of Korean-Americans are found in Kim, H.; Ryu; and Choy. Studies centered on the Korean community in Chicago discuss social and cultural adjustment and the importance of the family and kinship in this process. Other local studies look at the establishment of the Korean community in New York City, social networks in two Georgian Korean communities, and family and kinship networks in the Los Angeles. Several studies examine the changing status and roles of Korean women in the United States, and the particular role they play in maintaining ethnic identity. The rest of the studies examine Korean- American entrepreneurship and business and the work patterns of Korean families.
General note	Title from Web page (viewed Apr. 29, 2008).
General note	This portion of eHRAF world cultures was first released in 1997.
Technical details	Mode of access: World Wide Web.

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