Abstract:Over the past two decades Korea and Japan have experienced a rapid inflow of foreign population into their homogeneous societies. Despite their many similarities in immigration control policies, Korea and Japan have differed in their politics of immigrant incorporation. Korea's central government has instituted policies that favor female marriage migrants and children of international marriages, while Japan's local governments have initiated policies for a wide range of foreign residents in their communities. I argue that the different boundaries of citizenship for specific groups of the foreign population, created and reinforced by the state, explain variations in the politics of immigrant incorporation policies in the two countries.

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韩国和日本的移民注册政策的政治

摘要：在过去的二十年中，韩国和日本经历了外国人口快速流入其同质社会的过程。尽管韩国和日本在移民控制政策上有许多相似之处，但在移民纳入政策上却有所不同。韩国中央政府制定了有利于女性结婚移民和国际婚姻子女的政策，而日本地方政府则制定了针对社区中广泛的外国居民的政策。我认为，由国家创造和加强的特定外国人口群体的不同公民身份界限，解释了两国移民纳入政策的政治差异。