Diaspora Entrepreneurship: A closer look at Korean Diaspora Entrepreneurs in Australia

This public conference will be a pivotal event to stimulate pre-eminent academics in migration studies, sociologists and business scholars to conduct academic research and produce research outputs. Despite the fact that Korean migrants show a higher rate of becoming entrepreneurs and consequently forming business clusters in specific areas of high Korean population, there is a lack of research to identify contexts, consequences and implication of facts into the Australian community widely.



Three parties of participants will benefit from this conference as follows;


Academics: Grounds will be set for future academic research in the area of migration studies, sociology and business with attempts to suggest practical research outcomes for policy makers and the general public to explore and implement.


Policy makers: Australia is a multicultural country and its strength will greatly be enhanced by integrating strengths of various cultures into the Australian system. Policy makers will benefit from hearing the views of academics and the general public.


Korean diaspora entrepreneurs & the general public: The conference will offer the opportunity for front runners to express their challenges and suggest resolutions for the benefit of Australia.