The Adaptation of Filipino Migrants in Jeju Society: the Overseas Filipino Workers, the Entertainers, and the Marriage Migrants
- Abstract
- This study evolved from the research problem of adaptation of Filipino immigrants in Jeju society, purposive to explore the "Adaptation of Filipino Immigrants motivated by social relation with Korean nationals in Jeju Society in terms of role and identity as stimulating factors to the pattern of language acquisition." The main objective of this study is to offer qualitative understanding of the existing sociocultural and socioeconomic adaptation that is integral to explain the learning attitude significantly related to the competence of Filipinos in Korean language for the Jeju government to implement policies and develop effective support programs to improve the quality of life.
- Issued Date
- 2011
- Awarded Date
- 2012. 2
- Type
- Dissertation
- Alternative Author(s)
- Jenny D. Tadle
- Affiliation
- 제주대학교
- Department
- 대학원 사회학과
- Advisor
- 정대연
- Table Of Contents
- Tables ii
Pictures iii
I. Chapter 1: Introduction
Aim of the Study 1
Scope and Limitation 4
II. Chapter 2: About the Philippines and Korea
The Socioeconomic Conditions of the Philippines 8
The Labor Export Program of the Philippine Government 14
The Socioeconomic Conditions of South Korea 15
Trends of Cross-border Marriages in South Korea 20
III. Chapter 3: Procedure of Data Collection
Design of the Study 29
Procedures in Data Gathering and Analysis Method 33
IV. Chapter 4: Findings
Social Relation: Its characteristics and integral factors 37
The Impact of Racial Social Relation to the Social Role 55
The Effect of Prescribed Social Role to the Social Identity 56
Adaptation of Filipino Migrants to Sociocultural and Socioeconomic Activities 57
Language Competence Adaptation of Filipino Migrants 73
V. Chapter 5: Summary, Conclusion, Recommendations
Summary 85
Conclusion 93
Recommendations 96
References 99
- Degree
- Master
- Publisher
- 제주대학교 대학원
- Citation
- 제닌디타드리. (2011). The Adaptation of Filipino Migrants in Jeju Society: the Overseas Filipino Workers, the Entertainers, and the Marriage Migrants
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- General Graduate School > Sociology
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