North Koreans In Japan

Sonia Ryang is assistant professor in anthropology at Johns Hopkins University.

• Introduction: Writing About North Koreans in Japan, PART I THE SCHOOL, 1 The Performative and Its Effects, 2 From Performative to Performance, PART 2 THE HISTORY, 3 The Rise of Legitimate Identity, 4 The Structure of Coexistence, PART 3 THE SEARCH, 5 Hesitation and Transition, 6 Diaspora and Beyond, Conclusion: New Language, New Identity