Titlebook: Sustainability, Diversity, and Equality: Key Challenges for Japan; Kimiko Tanaka,Helaine Selin Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Precarity and Hope Among Asylum Seekers in Japanng in Japan. It also examines how those asylum seekers whose applications for refugee recognition have been denied or are pending manage to survive as “provisionally released” subjects with severely restricted rights. Based on my ethnographic fieldwork among provisionally released asylum seekers and

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Depopulationerm fieldwork across Japan, findings show that depopulation is not necessarily taken as something inherently negative by residents. Given the rapid processes of ageing and depopulation in rural areas across Japan, the chapter shows that governmental and other actors have adjusted their views and rea

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A Regional Revitalization Strategy for Areas with Declining Populations: Transforming Tourists Into nship with a specific region, but not residing in it). I examine the signs of change among tourists in recent years by quantitatively analyzing the transformation process from “Tourist 1.0,” representing conventional tourism, to “Tourist 2.0,” who espouses a new, responsible tourism. I show that, th

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Creating a Sustainable Society Beyond Times of Crisisrmation process is unprecedented for humankind and has the potential to shake the foundations of Japan’s social economy and sustainability. Therefore, Japan needs to create a sustainable society. For instance, it is indispensable to achieve the desirable future society envisioned by the 17 sustainab

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Displacement and Return: University Campuses as , for Sustainability Co-creationce) and . (place to be) as heuristics, the chapter examines the effects of COVID-19 countermeasures on the lives of students and professors, and the potential for Japanese university campuses to play new roles in sustainability co-creation post-pandemic. The author draws upon data from national surv

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Buraku Issues: Changes and Challengesn, and their historical ancestors, have long been marginalized in Japan. By highlighting policies used by the Japanese state to address Buraku issues, I show that that at each opportunity to improve conditions, the state also took approaches that further perpetuated marginalization. Finally, based o

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1568-2145 ntity, race/ethnicity.Of great interest to a very broad audiThis book enables readers to understand contemporary Japanese society and culture. Since it is written by experts, it allows readers to start with any chapters they are interested in. It also provides a unique way to introduce Japanese soci