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1 AN OPEN EMPIRE?
Imperial Japan’s Border Controls, 1899–1945
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Eric Han
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- PREFACE vii
- INTRODUCTION 1
- 1 AN OPEN EMPIRE? 11
- 2 SIDE DOORS AND REDEFINED SKILLS 36
- 3POSTWAR UNAUTHORIZED MIGRATION INTO JAPAN 54
- 4 MI GRANTS AND RELIGIOUS DIVERSIFICATION IN CONTEMPORARY JAPAN 71
- 5 FOREIGN LABOR WITHOUT FOREIGN RESIDENTS 88
- 6 “TRAINING” FOREIGN WORKERS, CULTIVATING BIAS? 109
- 7 LOCAL-LE VEL GOVERNANCE AND CONTESTATION OF TEMPORARY LABORMIGRATION 131
- 8 SHY FOREIGN L ABOR SUPPORTERS? 151
- 9 WHY IT’S DIF FERENT NOW 168
- 10 JAPAN AS AN “EMERGING MIGRATION STATE” 187
- 11 JAPAN AS A COUNTRY OFNON-IMMIGRATION 213
- CONTRIBUTORS 225
- INDEX 229
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- PREFACE vii
- INTRODUCTION 1
- 1 AN OPEN EMPIRE? 11
- 2 SIDE DOORS AND REDEFINED SKILLS 36
- 3POSTWAR UNAUTHORIZED MIGRATION INTO JAPAN 54
- 4 MI GRANTS AND RELIGIOUS DIVERSIFICATION IN CONTEMPORARY JAPAN 71
- 5 FOREIGN LABOR WITHOUT FOREIGN RESIDENTS 88
- 6 “TRAINING” FOREIGN WORKERS, CULTIVATING BIAS? 109
- 7 LOCAL-LE VEL GOVERNANCE AND CONTESTATION OF TEMPORARY LABORMIGRATION 131
- 8 SHY FOREIGN L ABOR SUPPORTERS? 151
- 9 WHY IT’S DIF FERENT NOW 168
- 10 JAPAN AS AN “EMERGING MIGRATION STATE” 187
- 11 JAPAN AS A COUNTRY OFNON-IMMIGRATION 213
- CONTRIBUTORS 225
- INDEX 229
