Korean Immigrants in Canada

Samuel Noh is the David Crombie Professor of Cultural Pluralism and Health in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto.Ann H. Kim is Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at York University.Marianne S. Noh is a postdoctoral scholar in the Arthur Labatt Family School of Nursing at the University of Western Ontario.

• List of TablesList of FiguresNotes on ContributorsForewordPyong Gap Min (City University of New York)Chapter 1Introduction: Historical context and contemporary research, Ann H. Kim (York University), Marianne S. Noh (University of Western Ontario) and Samuel Noh (University of Toronto)Chapter 2Demographic profile of Koreans in Canada, Jungwee Park (Statistics Canada)Part I: Understanding Korean MigrationChapter 3The Korean diaspora from global perspectives, In-Jin Yoon (Korea University)Chapter 4Is there evidence of price substitution in migration? The case of Korean immigration to North America in the 1990s, J.D. Han (King's College, University of Western Ontario) and Peter Ibbott (King's College, University of Western Ontario)Chapter 5Emerging gateways in the Atlantic: The institutional and family context of Korean migration to New Brunswick, Ann H. Kim and Chedly Belkhodja (UniversitÉ de Moncton)Chapter 6International student experiences of migration and consuming Canadian education, Min-Jung Kwak (University of Toronto)Part II: Immigrant Socioeconomic and Social-Psychological IntegrationChapter 7Social, economic, and demographic characteristics of Korean self-employment in Canada, Elic Chan (University of Toronto) and Eric Fong (University of Toronto)Chapter 8Acculturative stress among Korean immigrants, Samuel Noh and Miea Moon (University of Windsor)Chapter 9Korean language maintenance in Canada, Mihyon Jeon (York University)Chapter 10Ethnic identity and self-concept among Korean Canadian youth, Samuel Noh, Aya Kimura Ida (California State University – Sacramento), Nancy B. Miller (Gifted Development Center), R. Frank Falk (Institute for the Study of Advanced Development), and Miea MoonChapter 11Gendered experiences of ethnic identity among early adult second generation Korean Canadian and Korean American immigrants, Marianne S. NohPart III: Social Roles and Relationships in Korean FamiliesChapter 12Social support in elderly Korean Canadians: A case study in Calgary, Guilsung Kwak and Daniel Lai (University of Calgary)Chapter 13Korean fathers on Canadian shores, Young In Kwon (Yonsei University) and Susan S. Chuang (University of Guelph)Chapter 14Kirogi families as virtual ‘families’: Perspectives and experiences of Kirogi mothers, Junmin Jeong (University of Toronto) and DaniÈle BÉlanger (University of Western Ontario)  Endnotes