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First Published in 2002. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 152
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Februar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 8mm
- Gewicht: 213g
- ISBN-13: 9781138977594
- ISBN-10: 1138977594
- Artikelnr.: 44974441
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 152
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Februar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 8mm
- Gewicht: 213g
- ISBN-13: 9781138977594
- ISBN-10: 1138977594
- Artikelnr.: 44974441
Betsy Brody
1. Introduction 1.1 Nikkeijin in Japan: An immigration experiment 1.2
Laying the Groundwork 1.3 Research Design and Research Methods 1.4 Overview
of the Study 2. Theories of Labor Migration and Immigrant Integration 2.1
Historical Trends in Labor Migration 2.2 Theories of Labor Migration 2.3
Immigration Integration 3. Japanese Immigration Policy and Perspectives 3.1
Japan's Labor Shortage 3.2 Sakoku vs. Kaikoku 3.3 1990 Immigration Control
and Refugee Recognition Act 4. Japanese Emigration to Brazil 4.1 Kapanese
emigration to Brazil 4.2 Nikkeijin in Brazil 4.3 Return Migraion to Japan
after 1990 5. Nikkeijin in Japan 5.1 Nikkeijin Returnees: Who are they? 5.2
Nikkeijin in Japan 5.3 Nikkeijin in Japan 5.4 Nikkeijin and the Labor
Market 5.5 Nikkeijin and Housing 5.6 Nikkeijin and Education 6. Ethnic
Germans in Germany: A Similar Case 6.1 Historical Background 6.2 German
Policy 7. Prospects and Implications 7.1 Ethnicity, Language and Culture
7.2 Immigrant and Immigration Policy 7.3 Multiculturalism in Japan? 7.4
Policy Recommendations 7.5 Future Research on Nikkeijin in Japan 7.6
Conclusion
Laying the Groundwork 1.3 Research Design and Research Methods 1.4 Overview
of the Study 2. Theories of Labor Migration and Immigrant Integration 2.1
Historical Trends in Labor Migration 2.2 Theories of Labor Migration 2.3
Immigration Integration 3. Japanese Immigration Policy and Perspectives 3.1
Japan's Labor Shortage 3.2 Sakoku vs. Kaikoku 3.3 1990 Immigration Control
and Refugee Recognition Act 4. Japanese Emigration to Brazil 4.1 Kapanese
emigration to Brazil 4.2 Nikkeijin in Brazil 4.3 Return Migraion to Japan
after 1990 5. Nikkeijin in Japan 5.1 Nikkeijin Returnees: Who are they? 5.2
Nikkeijin in Japan 5.3 Nikkeijin in Japan 5.4 Nikkeijin and the Labor
Market 5.5 Nikkeijin and Housing 5.6 Nikkeijin and Education 6. Ethnic
Germans in Germany: A Similar Case 6.1 Historical Background 6.2 German
Policy 7. Prospects and Implications 7.1 Ethnicity, Language and Culture
7.2 Immigrant and Immigration Policy 7.3 Multiculturalism in Japan? 7.4
Policy Recommendations 7.5 Future Research on Nikkeijin in Japan 7.6
Conclusion
1. Introduction 1.1 Nikkeijin in Japan: An immigration experiment 1.2
Laying the Groundwork 1.3 Research Design and Research Methods 1.4 Overview
of the Study 2. Theories of Labor Migration and Immigrant Integration 2.1
Historical Trends in Labor Migration 2.2 Theories of Labor Migration 2.3
Immigration Integration 3. Japanese Immigration Policy and Perspectives 3.1
Japan's Labor Shortage 3.2 Sakoku vs. Kaikoku 3.3 1990 Immigration Control
and Refugee Recognition Act 4. Japanese Emigration to Brazil 4.1 Kapanese
emigration to Brazil 4.2 Nikkeijin in Brazil 4.3 Return Migraion to Japan
after 1990 5. Nikkeijin in Japan 5.1 Nikkeijin Returnees: Who are they? 5.2
Nikkeijin in Japan 5.3 Nikkeijin in Japan 5.4 Nikkeijin and the Labor
Market 5.5 Nikkeijin and Housing 5.6 Nikkeijin and Education 6. Ethnic
Germans in Germany: A Similar Case 6.1 Historical Background 6.2 German
Policy 7. Prospects and Implications 7.1 Ethnicity, Language and Culture
7.2 Immigrant and Immigration Policy 7.3 Multiculturalism in Japan? 7.4
Policy Recommendations 7.5 Future Research on Nikkeijin in Japan 7.6
Conclusion
Laying the Groundwork 1.3 Research Design and Research Methods 1.4 Overview
of the Study 2. Theories of Labor Migration and Immigrant Integration 2.1
Historical Trends in Labor Migration 2.2 Theories of Labor Migration 2.3
Immigration Integration 3. Japanese Immigration Policy and Perspectives 3.1
Japan's Labor Shortage 3.2 Sakoku vs. Kaikoku 3.3 1990 Immigration Control
and Refugee Recognition Act 4. Japanese Emigration to Brazil 4.1 Kapanese
emigration to Brazil 4.2 Nikkeijin in Brazil 4.3 Return Migraion to Japan
after 1990 5. Nikkeijin in Japan 5.1 Nikkeijin Returnees: Who are they? 5.2
Nikkeijin in Japan 5.3 Nikkeijin in Japan 5.4 Nikkeijin and the Labor
Market 5.5 Nikkeijin and Housing 5.6 Nikkeijin and Education 6. Ethnic
Germans in Germany: A Similar Case 6.1 Historical Background 6.2 German
Policy 7. Prospects and Implications 7.1 Ethnicity, Language and Culture
7.2 Immigrant and Immigration Policy 7.3 Multiculturalism in Japan? 7.4
Policy Recommendations 7.5 Future Research on Nikkeijin in Japan 7.6
Conclusion