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Changes and Conflicts: Korean Immigrant Families in New York.

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1.Changes and Conflicts in Family Life. 2.The Korean Community in New York. 3.Confucianism and the Korean Family System. 4.Marital Relations. 5.Child Care and Child Socialization. 6.Adjustment among the Elderly. 7.Transnational Kin and Family Ties. 8.Continuity and Change among Korean Immigrants. References.

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