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@article{ART001241011},
author={이충훈},
title={The Political Economy of International Labor Migration : An American Case},
journal={Civil Society and NGO},
issn={1599-8568},
year={2007},
volume={5},
number={1},
pages={91-141}

TY - JOUR
AU - 이충훈
TI - The Political Economy of International Labor Migration : An American Case
JO - Civil Society and NGO
PY - 2007
VL - 5
IS - 1
PB - The Third Sector Institute
SP - 91
EP - 141
SN - 1599-8568
AB - Approaches to explaining the political economy of international labor migration suffer from two major limitations: lack of analysis on domestic politics, social cleavage, and political coalitionin receiving states, on the one hand, and its own underdevelopment, partly due to the recent sweeping politics of identity that is not reduced to the political economy of international labor migration, on the other. This study tries to redress those setbacks by seeking answers for the following questions: what is the effect of international labor migration on domestic politics in receiving states? Does it make a difference on social cleavages? If so, what terrains of social cleavages and political coalitions would it produce? How would social cleavages and political coalitions be changed if a state takes different policies on the international labor migration? To elucidate those puzzles this article critically examines theories of international labor migration, reconstructs Ronald Rogowski’s model of political economy of the second image reversed, derived from the factor-based theory of international trade, in order to frame a new theoretical perspective on the political economy of international labor migration, and finally does with the perspective a case study of the United State by dividing it into two different periods, protective(1925-1965) and free migration period(1965-the present). Especially in the case study, this study takes a serious consideration for the politics of identity as well as the perspective of political economy, in order to make a balanced argument that the international labor migration fabricates a two-tied cleavage and coalition of class and identity, which are not reduced to each other.
KW - Political economy;International labor migration;the United State;Ronald Rogowski;Identity politics
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이충훈. (2007). The Political Economy of International Labor Migration : An American Case. Civil Society and NGO, 5(1), 91-141.

이충훈. 2007, "The Political Economy of International Labor Migration : An American Case", Civil Society and NGO, vol.5, no.1 pp.91-141.

이충훈 "The Political Economy of International Labor Migration : An American Case" Civil Society and NGO 5.1 pp.91-141 (2007) : 91.

이충훈. The Political Economy of International Labor Migration : An American Case. 2007; 5(1), 91-141.

이충훈. "The Political Economy of International Labor Migration : An American Case" Civil Society and NGO 5, no.1 (2007) : 91-141.

이충훈. The Political Economy of International Labor Migration : An American Case. Civil Society and NGO, 5(1), 91-141.

이충훈. The Political Economy of International Labor Migration : An American Case. Civil Society and NGO. 2007; 5(1) 91-141.

이충훈. The Political Economy of International Labor Migration : An American Case. 2007; 5(1), 91-141.

이충훈. "The Political Economy of International Labor Migration : An American Case" Civil Society and NGO 5, no.1 (2007) : 91-141.