Koreans in Japan

Rating:
Summary: Excellent
Review: Ryang has skillfully complied research from the many of the most contemporary and skilled researchers of Japan's resident Korean community. While not overloading information, a clear picture is presented which can help both the general reader and the academic researcher. The only negative aspect of the book, besides its outrageous price, is the fact that there is not a contribution by Michael Weiner, who has possibly contributed more to the study of Koreans in Japan in a historical context than anyone else. Overall a good book to see the anthropological views cast since De Vos.