@article{ART003228499},
author={Kwon Young-eun},
title={Perception of Immigrant Social Integration from the Perspective of Framing and Intergroup Contact Theories},
journal={Multi-cultural Society and Education Studies},
issn={2586-6206},
year={2025},
volume={20},
pages={25-52},
doi={10.22957/mses.20..202507.25}
TY - JOUR
AU - Kwon Young-eun
TI - Perception of Immigrant Social Integration from the Perspective of Framing and Intergroup Contact Theories
JO - Multi-cultural Society and Education Studies
PY - 2025
VL - 20
IS - null
PB - Institute for Migration and Multicultural Studies
SP - 25
EP - 52
SN - 2586-6206
AB - This study analyzed the deep-seated perception structure of Korean society regarding immigrant social integration, utilizing extensive discourse data on foreigner policies from 2018 to 2024, as presented in Kwon Young-eun’s (2024) research. Two theoretical approaches were employed in the analysis.
Firstly, framing theory served as a powerful framework for explaining the direction and emotional responses of public perception. Secondly, intergroup contact theory provided psychosocial criteria for evaluating the practical feasibility of policies. Accordingly, this study emphasizes the redesign of policy communication and the planning of institutional contact, proposing an integrated analytical model: the framed contact effect. This model demonstrates that perceptions of immigrants are complexly formed through the interaction of contact methods, frame types, and regional conditions. In conclusion, for Korea to truly advance towards a global multicultural society, a transformative perspective is needed, one that accepts immigrants as both subjects of national development and equal members of the social community.
This necessitates not only legal frameworks and budgets but also effective policy measures to re-establish the perceptions of both the state and its citizens.
KW - Foreigner Policy;Immigration Policy;Immigrant;Social Integration;Framing Theory Intergroup Contact Theory;Big Data;Perception;Policy Acceptability;Anti-multicultural Sentiment
DO - 10.22957/mses.20..202507.25
ER -
Kwon Young-eun. (2025). Perception of Immigrant Social Integration from the Perspective of Framing and Intergroup Contact Theories. Multi-cultural Society and Education Studies, 20, 25-52.
Kwon Young-eun. 2025, "Perception of Immigrant Social Integration from the Perspective of Framing and Intergroup Contact Theories", Multi-cultural Society and Education Studies, vol.20, pp.25-52. Available from: doi:10.22957/mses.20..202507.25
Kwon Young-eun "Perception of Immigrant Social Integration from the Perspective of Framing and Intergroup Contact Theories" Multi-cultural Society and Education Studies 20 pp.25-52 (2025) : 25.
Kwon Young-eun. Perception of Immigrant Social Integration from the Perspective of Framing and Intergroup Contact Theories. 2025; 20 25-52. Available from: doi:10.22957/mses.20..202507.25
Kwon Young-eun. "Perception of Immigrant Social Integration from the Perspective of Framing and Intergroup Contact Theories" Multi-cultural Society and Education Studies 20(2025) : 25-52.doi: 10.22957/mses.20..202507.25
Kwon Young-eun. Perception of Immigrant Social Integration from the Perspective of Framing and Intergroup Contact Theories. Multi-cultural Society and Education Studies, 20, 25-52. doi: 10.22957/mses.20..202507.25
Kwon Young-eun. Perception of Immigrant Social Integration from the Perspective of Framing and Intergroup Contact Theories. Multi-cultural Society and Education Studies. 2025; 20 25-52. doi: 10.22957/mses.20..202507.25
Kwon Young-eun. Perception of Immigrant Social Integration from the Perspective of Framing and Intergroup Contact Theories. 2025; 20 25-52. Available from: doi:10.22957/mses.20..202507.25
Kwon Young-eun. "Perception of Immigrant Social Integration from the Perspective of Framing and Intergroup Contact Theories" Multi-cultural Society and Education Studies 20(2025) : 25-52.doi: 10.22957/mses.20..202507.25
