Communication Infrastructure, Migrant Community Engagement, and Integrative Adaptation of Korean Chinese Migrants in Seoul

This study aims to shed light on how civically oriented community communication and active engagement in local migrant communities—defined in this study as geographical communities built on online and offline social networks and dynamic, multimodal interactions among migrants—affect effective adapta...

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Published in:Communication research 2021-07, Vol.48 (5), p.717-739
Main Authors: Kim, Eujong, Kim, Yong-Chan
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