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In "Korean Workers," author Hagen Koo delves into the profound transformation of South Korean society over the past forty years. This insightful book examines how rapid industrialization has reshaped the lives of millions of peasants and their families, turning them into urban factory workers. With a focus on the first generation of industrial workers, Koo provides a comprehensive analysis of their experiences, struggles, and contributions to the labor movement in South Korea. Published in 2001 and spanning 277 pages, this work is an essential read for anyone interested in ethnic studies, labor history, and the dynamics of social change. Explore the intricate relationship between industrial organization and the working class in South Korea through Koo's engaging narrative. Perfect for students, researchers, and anyone passionate about sociology and social justice, "Korean Workers" invites you to understand the complexities of labor in a rapidly evolving society.