Upsurge of Xenophobia in Contemporary Japan: Its Causes and Uniqueness

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Upsurge of Xenophobia in Contemporary Japan: Its Causes and Uniqueness

Thursday, July 17, 2014: 10:30 AM-12:20 PM

Room: F203

RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Relations (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizers:

Kikuko NAGAYOSHI, Tohoku University, Japan and Shunsuke TANABE, Waseda University, Japan

Chair:

Hirohisa TAKENOSHITA, Sophia University, Japan

108.1

Social Structure, Race, and Racial Relations in Japan (Oral Presentation)
Miho IWATA, University of Connecticut, USA

108.2

Making"Koreans" in Japan: Policy, Category and Negotiation (Oral Presentation)
Sara PARK, Kyoto University, Japan

108.3

Conservative Movements and Political Threat Structure: Focusing on History Issues Related Groups in Post-Cold War Japan (Oral Presentation)
Yoojin KOO, The University of Tokyo, Japan

108.4

An Intertemporal Comparative Analysis of Japanese Xenophobia Between 2009 and 2013 (Oral Presentation)
Shunsuke TANABE, Waseda University, Japan

108.5

Causal Relationship Between the Feeling of Alienation and Anti-Foreignism in Contemporary Japan (Oral Presentation)
Kunisuke HAMADA, Tokyo Jogakkan College, Japan

108.6

Immigration and Public Opinion in Japan: Keys to Fostering Integration (Oral Presentation)
David GREEN, Nagoya University, Japan

108.7

Internet Media and Radical Conservative Activism in Japan: The Battle Against "Anti-Japanese" Enemies (Oral Presentation)
Jeffrey HALL, Waseda University, Japan