concept of citizenship is a site of struggle. South Korea's struggles with recognizing and classifying who should qualify for citizenship reflect both the plasticity of national identities and geographical boundaries. Because exclusivity and exclusion are inherently tied to notions of citizenship, this means that not only are migrants shaped by their reception in a new polity, but citizens too are shaped by determinations of belonging. To this extent, citizens and non-citizens are thought to be formed through a mutually constitutive process in reaction to the policies of the state. See also South Korean nationality law Constitution of South Korea National Assembly (South Korea) Immigration to South Korea Foreigners in Korea South Korean passport Illegal immigration to South Korea References South Korean nationality law