K-Pop Trans/Nationalism

Abstract

Drawing on an analysis of recent global flows of South Korean pop music (K-pop), this chapter examines how global cultural flows engage with transnational and national forces. The global K-pop phenomenon effectively shows cultural dimensions of transnationalism, in which transnational and national forces constantly interweave in digital media–driven popular cultural practices. The global emergence and circulation of K-pop question the Western-centric framework of cultural globalization.

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