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Tables and Figures | vi | |||||
Preface | vii | |||||
Introduction | 1 | |||||
1. | Why Immigration Now Matters in Japan | 9 | ||||
The "Heisei Boom" and the Onset of Labor Shortfalls | 10 | |||||
The Collapse of the Bubble Economy | 12 | |||||
Aging, Japan's Workforce, and the Japanese Future | 15 | |||||
External Influences on Immigration to Japan | 21 | |||||
2. | A Profile of Japan's Foreign Population | 25 | ||||
3. | Japanese Responses to Immigration | 32 | ||||
Turning a Blind Eye: Local versus National Approaches to Immigration | 32 | |||||
The Rights of Foreign Workers and the 1990 Immigration Control Act | 34 | |||||
Japan and Its Korean Community | 43 | |||||
Japan's Domestic Policy Debate about Foreign Workers | 46 | |||||
Foreign Direct Investment and Overseas Development Assistance | 52 | |||||
Conclusion | 58 | |||||
Epilogue: Seven Immigration Policy "Rules" for Japan to Consider | 65 | |||||
References | 67 | |||||
About the Authors | 73 | |||||
International Migration Policy Program | 74 | |||||
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace | 75 |
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