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This study examines Korean immigrants’ transnational cultural events in the New York‐New Jersey area that occurred in 2010 by analyzing articles published in two major Korean dailies.
A content analysis of the newspaper articles shows that there were 110transnational Korean cultural events in the year. Data analyses focus on classifying transnational cultural events in five major categories by cultural genre and introducing major examples in each category. Events related to performing arts, including music,dances, musicals and plays, comprise the largest category with 47, followed by fine arts and other related fields (calligraphy, photographing and fashion shows) (N=24),food and food festivals (N=19), language and literature (N=12) and others (N=8).
Music and dance performances also drew much larger Korean audiences than other types of transnational events. Thus they had a much greater impact on Korean immigrants as a whole. This study based on a content analysis of newspaper articles has the advantage over other types of studies using the personal interview or survey because it provides a general picture of the overall prevalence of transnational cultural events that occurred in a particular Korean community in the given year. It contributes to the field of immigrant studies because researchers of contemporary immigrants to the United States have neglected to study immigrants’ ethnic cultural activities in general and transnational cultural activities in particular. It also significantly contributes to studies of Korean immigrants in the United States because there is no systematic study of Korean immigrants’ transnational activities.
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