2019, Vol.50, No.

인문논총 2023 KCI Impact Factor : 0.42

pISSN : 2005-6222 / eISSN : 2713-7511
https://journal.kci.go.kr/ifhs

The overseas migration of Chinese people is long and the scope is vast. In particular, Chinese Diaspora, which is scattered around the world, has generally grown and operated in the country of residence, gathering their competences, increasing their viability, and gradually expanding their power to grow into the economic realities of the country. And furthermore, it has established a transnational national network, making it the real world economy today. The purpose of this study is to study the Ethnic Chinese organization as the Ethnic Chinese organization played a central role in the Chinese people's migration to other countries to survive as diaspora in the indigenous society as well as to develop the Ethnic Chinese society and develop into economic realities. Not only does the Vietnamese diaspora have a long history of migration, but they also have been living in Ho Chi Minh City and its surrounding areas, maintaining a vital life in the face of prolonged involvement with indigenous societies. This was because it had a great political and economic influence on Vietnam. Therefore, in this chapter, we review domestic prior studies on the organization, organization, etc., including the Ethnic Chinese guild halls of domestic and international Chinese diaspora, and in Chapter 3, we move from Ho Chi Minh City of China to Ho Chi Minh City including the process of formation and development of Ethnic Chinese community in Ho Chi Minh City. Look at history. Finally, the summary summarizes the roles and characteristics of Ho Chi Minh City Ethnic Chinese Guild Halls based on the contents discussed in each chapter, and examines the significance of Ho Chi Minh City Ethnic Chinese Guild Halls to Ho Chi Minh City and Chinese diaspora in Viet Nam.

“Why do we have to submit to political power?” is an old and long-asked question. Instead of questioning political hierarchy and the submission to it, the advocates of the social contract theory in the 17th and 18th century answered this question by designing ‘legitimate’ political order which could explain the submission based on ‘human rationality’. Accordingly, their theories inevitably includes modern principles that legitimize political power implicitly and explicitly. This study reframes the legitimation logics, put forth by modern thinkers of the social contract theory, such as Thomas Hobbes, John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, into 3 categories: security logic; logic of common benefits and voluntary consent;, logic of democratic engagement. Here, security logic and logic of common benefits and voluntary consent are shared by all three political thinkers, while logic of democratic engagement is proper to Rousseau. These legitimation logics suggested by these three thinkers still works as powerful legitimizing logics for political power today. Comprehensive understanding of modern legitimation logics in the theory of social contract would be the basis of perception when analyzing the mechanism of modern power and voluntary submission.

Many North Korean defectors are living isolated in a ghettoized area of South Korea. Their adaptation to South Korea based on the assimilation model is not only unsuccessful, but also does not receive equal treatment in contact with South Korean society or South Korean residents. The purpose of this study is to analyze the discriminative experience of North Korean defectors through the qualitative meta-analysis by applying the concept of xenophobia and to suggest a procedure of integrating North and South Koreans. As a result of qualitative meta-analysis, xenophobia related to North Korean defectors was categorized as ideological antipathy, traditional hostility, economic anger, discrimination, neglect and contempt, inferior existence, maladjustment or deviance. Based on these results, I proposed a plan to integrate social justice-human rights centered North and South Korean residents.