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1 | The experience of Japan's new migrants and overseas communities in anthropological, geographical, historical and sociological perspective | 1 |
2 | Contrasts in economic growth and immigration policy in Japan, the European Union and the United States | 23 |
3 | The Pacific-Asian context of international migration to Japan | 38 |
4 | Policy problems relating to labour migration control in Japan | 57 |
5 | The Japanese in London: from transience to settlement? | 79 |
6 | Segregation and the ethnoscape: the Japanese business community in Dusseldorf | 98 |
7 | The Japanese in Singapore: the dynamics of an expatriate community | 116 |
8 | The Japanese community in Hong Kong in the 1990s: the diversity of strategies and intentions | 131 |
9 | Living in a transnational community within a multi-ethnic city: making a localised 'Japan' in Los Angeles | 147 |
10 | Iranian immigrant workers in Japan and their networks | 159 |
11 | The lifestyles and ethnic identity of Vietnamese youth residing in Japan | 165 |
12 | The changing perception and status of Japan's returnee children (kikokushijo) | 177 |
13 | Nikkei communities in Japan | 195 |
14 | Transnational strategies by Japanese-Brazilian migrants in the age of IT | 209 |
15 | Paradoxes of ethnicity-based immigration: Peruvian and Japanese-Peruvian migrants in Japan | 222 |
Index | 237 |
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