Assistant Professor
B.A., Yonsei University
Ph.D., McGill University
Email: iljukim[at]sophia.ac.jp
Tell: 03-3238-4053
Office: 10-512
My research focuses on understanding how migrants claim their membership in East Asian countries and how various social categories influence their experiences of integration in the host country. Currently, I am conducting a comparative project that examines citizenship practices among marriage migrants in Japan and South Korea. Additionally, I am exploring IT skilled migration from South Korea to Japan and examining the relationship between migrant labor and the flexible labor market structures of the host country. I teach courses on migration, citizenship, and gender.
Journal articles
Book Chapters
Faculty of Liberal Arts
Graduate Program in Global Studies
MIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP
ADVANCED STUDIES IN MIGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP