티켓다방과 이주여성의 주변화

Ticket Cafeteria and the Peripheralization of Migrant Women

This study aims to analyze the topography of discourse that emphasizes the context in which migrant women, especially North Korean defectors, are engaged in the Korean prostitution market. I would like to analyze the socioeconomic background of the sexual sale of women who migrated from North Korea to South Korea in the form of labor migration and political migration/exile since the 1990s, and the surrounding pattern of North Korean defectors since the 2010s. The concept of peripheralization was manipulated in a realistic context that it is reconstructed into a surrounding existence in terms of non-regular/daily workers, service workers, etc. in terms of “normal family” located under the protection of a patriarch, language/ culture/knowledge, etc. in terms of “hierarchical people” unlike Koreans, and government support/welfare systems.