Immigrant Life in the Age of Extremism
Special issue of InContext 6:2 (2026)
Editors
[InContext, 6:2] Expected February 2027. ca. 160 pp.
Publishing status: In production
© John Benjamins
Table of Contents
- Letter to the readers
- Immigrant life in the age of extremism: Interculturalism, historical memory and the politics of belongingSangsoo Kim | pp. 196–213
- Disempowered but not disengaged: Korean Australians in an age of political polarisationDavid Ross Hundt & Soyeon Kim | pp. 214–237
- Cultural stigma and systemic gaps in dementia care for Korean migrants in AustraliaSoyeon Kim, Dima Rusho & Narelle Warren | pp. 238–267
- Taiwan’s Port of Lies : The power of the migrant interpreter in a stratified multilingual societyNancy Tsai | pp. 268–300
- Mahmudkhodja Behbudiy: Educator, reformer, and leader of Uzbekistan’s Jadid MovementShavkat Miralimov | pp. 301–312
- From contagion to polarization: Asymmetric mainstream party responses to a challenger party in Japan’s immigration politicsRyo Tahara & Yunhee Choi | pp. 313–340
- From formal membership to substantive belonging: Institutional mediation in the age of extremismJooyoung Lee | pp. 341–363
Editorial
Introduction
Articles