ABSTRACT This study explores the relationships between social support and social networks of female immigrants married to South Korean men, using two-year data on migrant wives from the Gyeonggi Welfare Panel and an ego-centred network approach. The results suggest that a larger network with less cohesive ties provides more diverse social support for migrant wives. Migrant wives gradually reduce dependence on their family-in-laws and play roles of support givers for those with the same nationality by sharing their experiences in South Korea. The ego-centred network analysis provides a comprehensive understanding of the social networks of married migrant women in South Korea.

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与韩国男性结婚的女性移民以自我为中心的网络特征的变化

摘要 本研究使用京畿福利小组的移民妻子两年数据和以自我为中心的网络方法，探讨了与韩国男性结婚的女性移民的社会支持与社会网络之间的关系。结果表明，具有较少凝聚力的更大网络可为移民妻子提供更多样化的社会支持。外来妻子通过分享在韩国的经历，逐渐减少对婆家的依赖，扮演着支持同国籍人的角色。以自我为中心的网络分析提供了对韩国已婚移民妇女社交网络的全面了解。