Routledge - Trafficking Women in Korea: Filipina Migrant Study

Explore a deep ethnographic study of Filipina migrant entertainers in South Korea. This book, part of the ASAA Women in Asia Series, provides a detailed look at the lives of women who entered the country for entertainment work but ended up in exploitative environments near US military bases. By analyzing the experiences of more than 100 women, this research expands current knowledge regarding human trafficking in the Asian region. It offers a perspective that challenges common assumptions about trafficking victims and examines the real-world implications of existing narratives. This work is an essential resource for those studying sociology, anthropology, and migration patterns in Asia.