Japanese Immigration Policy: Responding to Conflicting Pressures
Social and economic factors are pushing Japan toward a more open immigration policy, while other concerns are prompting the country to
adopt stricter immigration controls. Chikako Kashiwazaki of Keio University and Tsuneo Akaha of the Monterey Institute of International
Studies provide an overview of Japan's migration issues.
Japan's
Resilient Demand for Foreign Workers
Cross-Border
Human Flows in Northeast Asia
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