Who Lives with Whom: Ethnic Relations, Community and Integration in Japan

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Who Lives with Whom: Ethnic Relations, Community and Integration in Japan

Friday, July 18, 2014: 8:30 AM-10:20 AM

Room: F201

RC05 Racism, Nationalism and Ethnic Relations (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizers:

Milos DEBNAR, Doshisha University, Japan and Ann DENIS, University of Ottawa, Canada

Chair:

Milos DEBNAR, Doshisha University, Japan

111.1

Japanese Brazilian Migrants' Views on the Status of Ethnic and National Categories in Japan (Oral Presentation)
Ernani ODA, University of Campinas, Brazil

111.2

Enclaves Of Foreigners and Multiculturalism In Japan (Oral Presentation)
Genaro CASTRO-VÁZQUEZ, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

111.3

Organizing Immigrants in Rural Areas in Japan: Case Studies of the Tsunami-Devastated Areas (Oral Presentation)
Kumiko TSUCHIDA, Tohoku University, Japan

111.4

Coexistence in Multicultural Japan: The Livelihoods and Trajectories of Africans in Tokyo (Oral Presentation)
Paul CAPOBIANCO, University of Iowa, USA

111.5

Integration and Segregation - Teachers' Attitudes Toward Ethnic Culture and Identity of Immigrant Children in Japan – (Oral Presentation)
Fumiko TAKAHASHI, University of Oxford, United Kingdom

111.6

Selecting Between Chosenjin and Zainichi: Analysis on the Zainichization Processes of Koreans in Japan (Oral Presentation)
JiYoung KIM, Hitotsubashi University, Japan

111.7

Between Europe and Asia; Cross-National Marriges in JAPAN (RUSSIAN CASE) (Oral Presentation)
Larisa USMANOVA, Kazan Federal University, Russia