The Korean wave evolution, fandom, and transnationality

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Content: Preface, Tae-Jin Yoon and Dal Yong JinIntroduction: In Retrospect of the Korean Wave: Twenty Years and Prospect, Tae-Jin Yoon and Dal Yong JinPart I: The Histories of the Korean WaveChapter 1: Emergence, Evolution, and Extension of "Hallyu Studies": What Have Scholars Found from Korean Pop Culture in the Last Twenty Years? Tae-Jin Yoon and Bora KangChapter 2: Hallyu: Numerous Discourses, One Perspective, Yong-jin WonChapter 3: A Critical Interpretation of the Cultural Industries in the Era of New Korean Wave, Dal Yong JinPart II: New Perspectives of Hallyu StudiesChapter 4: Hallyu beyond Asia: Theoretical Investigations on Global Consumption of Hallyu, Seok-Kyeong HongChapter 5: #Unrequited Love in Cottage Industry? Managing K-pop (Transnational) Fandom in the Social Media Age, Lisa Yuk-ming LeungChapter 6: Postcolonial Production and Consumption of Global K-pop, Kyong YoonPart III: Online Media and Global FandomChapter 7: Fan Economy and Consumption: Fandom of Korean Music Bands in China, Qian Zhang and Anthony Y. H. FungChapter 8: Korean Wave Reception and Participatory Fan Culture in Latin America: What Lies Beyond the Media Reports, Wonjung MinChapter 9: When Korean Wave flows into the Islamic world: Hallyu in Tunisia, Eunbyul LeePart IV: Transnationality of the Korean WaveChapter 10: The Korean Wave and Anti-Korean Sentiment in Japan: The Rise of a New Soft Power for a Cultural Minority, Hyangjin LeeChapter 11: The Unscripted Format Trade in a New Era of the Korean Wave: A Comparative Analysis of the Chinese Remaking of the Korean Reality TV Show, Daddy, Where Are You Going?, Ju Oak Kim and Luling HuangChapter 12: Transnational Media Culture and Soft Power of the Korean Wave in the United States, Hyeri JungChapter 13: A Study on Transnational Cultural Flows in Asia through the Case of Hallyu in Vietnam, Mi-Sook Park