... Korea-China relations intercultural production making-of documentary amity ...

... of the film’s transnational production, it functions as a kind of MOD of emerging Korea-China relations. The chapter argues that the anxieties of Korea-China economic relations get converted into affective terms in both the film and the MOD, emerging as provisional feelings , intensifications of affect based...

... narrative of the film’s transnational production, it functions as a kind of MOD of emerging Korea-China relations. The chapter argues that the anxieties of Korea-China economic relations get converted into affective terms in both the film and the MOD, emerging as provisional feelings , intensifications...

... This chapter shows how Korean Chinese living in Yanbian, China—an ethnic borderland—have been gradually integrated into national and transnational economies. It historicizes the “Korean Wind” (the wave of migration to South Korea starting in the 1990s) as an epochal occurrence happening...

... ethnicized as a transnational working class moving between China and South Korea. Korean Chinese first resumed their relationship with the long-forbidden homeland of South Korea through kinship reunions, marriage migration, and eventually labor migration. Kin-related migration rapidly shifted to labor...

... This chapter examines the process by which Korean Chinese were ethnicized as a transnational working class moving between China and South Korea. Korean Chinese first resumed their relationship with the long-forbidden homeland of South Korea through kinship reunions, marriage migration...

..., where it functions in Korea’s imagining of its relationships with China and Japan. remembrance historical sites Korean national division This chapter is a visual excavation of Kang Je-gyu’s film about the Korean War, Taegukgi (2004), in relation to the film sets, theme parks...

...Structural Reconfigurations This chapter examines hydropower development on Southwest China’s Nu River. Drawing on the notion of the moral economy, I illustrate how different constituent groups—including government agencies and hydropower corporations, nongovernmental organizations...