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Rainbows and ratings: assessing indices of LGBTQ+ inclusivity in the Japanese workplace 2026 Contemporary Japan 38 (1): 3-29
  • Annika Clasen
  • Harald Conrad
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Perks or burdens? Being 'nearly (im)mobile' as IT foreign professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan 2026 Contemporary Japan 38 (1): 30-51
  • Aimi Muranaka
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Leadership in crisis: comparing Prime Minister Abe's and Chancellor Merkel's response to the Covid-19 pandemic 2026 Contemporary Japan 38 (1): 52-73
  • Alisa Gaunder
  • Sarah Wiliarty
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Portraying the refugee crisis: the framing of Afghan, Burmese, and Ukrainian asylum seekers in Japanese print media 2026 Contemporary Japan 38 (1): 74-96
  • David Green
  • Mei Mitsui
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
The Bibliography of post-war documentary literature: processing war and defeat in post-World War II Japan 2026 Contemporary Japan 38 (1): 97-108
  • Sejin Jeong
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Workers' uprising: Japanese factories and labor movements in Thailand during the Pacific War 2026 Contemporary Japan 38 (1): 109-35
  • Katsuyuki Takahashi
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Digital work across the divide: Japan's platform economy and labour market dualisation 2025 Contemporary Japan 37 (1): 3-29
  • Deborah Giustini
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Newspaper reports and the peaceful use of nuclear power from 1945 to 1963: an analysis of Japan's Asahi and Yomiuri Shimbun 2025 Contemporary Japan 37 (1): 51-67
  • Jincao Wang
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Railways as Japanese identity: riding between confidence and inexperience 2025 Contemporary Japan 37 (1): 68-87
  • Taku Tamaki
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Multiculturalism between ideology and practice: immigrant self-narrations of community activism in Toyota, Japan 2025 Contemporary Japan 37 (1): 88-109
  • Mariana Alonso Ishihara
  • Scott Ma
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Explaining important public constests in Japan: rhetorical strategies, causality, and populism 2025 Contemporary Japan 37 (1): 110-36
  • Petter Y. Lindgren
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Addressing the Shinto establishment: 'faith talk' and 'God talk' in political rhetoric in contemporary Japan 2025 Contemporary Japan 37 (2): 150-68
  • Ernils Larsson
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Elder statesman as a jack-of-all-trades: the case of Satō Eisaku in 1970s Japan 2025 Contemporary Japan 37 (2): 169-93
  • Taro Tsuda
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
The (im)possibility of ideal education: hope, uncertainty, and being safe in a Korean international school in Japan 2025 Contemporary Japan 37 (2): 194-213
  • Kunisuke Hirano
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Buraku women, literacy as a path to empowerment 2025 Contemporary Japan 37 (2): 214-31
  • Chiara Fusari
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Strategies for creative job-seeking after retirement in Japan 2025 Contemporary Japan 37 (2): 232-54
  • Kazue Haga
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Fantasy strolling beyond the stage: a study of fan-culture geography of the Takarazuka Revue 2025 Contemporary Japan 37 (2): 255-77
  • Zuzanna Baraniak-Hirata
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Fantasy strolling beyond the stage: a study of fan-culture geography of the Takarazuka Revue 2025 Contemporary Japan 37 (2): 255-77
  • Zuzanna Baraniak-Hirata
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Introduction to the special issue: Art and regional revitalization - case studies from Japan 2024 Contemporary Japan 36 (1): 3-6
  • Barbara Geilhorn
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Art festivals in Japan: fueling revitalization, tourism, and self-censorship 2024 Contemporary Japan 36 (1): 7-19
  • Eimi Tagore
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Art tourism and paradigms of island revitalization in Japan 2024 Contemporary Japan 36 (1): 20-40
  • Carolin Funck
  • Meng Qu
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
From social issue to art site and beyond - reassessing rural akiya kominka 2024 Contemporary Japan 36 (1): 41-56
  • Anemone Platz
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Performance enacting mobility and shifting borders - the global countryside? 2024 Contemporary Japan 36 (1): 57-69
  • Peter Eckersall
  • Tom Looser
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Motherhood discourses and political activism in post-3.11 movements in Japan 2024 Contemporary Japan 36 (1): 70-85
  • Rosemary Soliman Dawood
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Narrating against dominance: women and organized crime in Japanese discourse and popular culture 2024 Contemporary Japan 36 (1): 86-102
  • Erik Ropers
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
What is the true impact of an apology? 2024 Contemporary Japan 36 (2): 159-80
  • Jane Crawford Munro
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
The origins of income equality with a small government in Japan: an analysis of the formation of Japanese-style income policy in 1975 2024 Contemporary Japan 36 (2): 181-99
  • Ryotaro Takahashi
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
The politics of depopulation in Japanese municipalities: ideas and underlying ideologies 2024 Contemporary Japan 36 (2): 200-21
  • Ken Victor Leonard Hijino
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Politics of inclusive consultation?: How the voices of disabled people's rights and feminist campaigners prevailed in the debate on new eugenics in Japan 2024 Contemporary Japan 36 (2): 222-42
  • Silvia Croydon
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Tokyo Olympics 2020: between dream and contention 2023 Contemporary Japan 35 (1): 3-15
  • David Chiavacci
  • Iris Wieczorek
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
The 2020/2021 Tokyo Olympics: does Japan get the gold medal or the wooden spoon? 2023 Contemporary Japan 35 (1): 16-34
  • Paul O'Shea
  • Sebastian Maslow
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Online political communication about the Tokyo Olympics 2023 Contemporary Japan 35 (1): 35-54
  • Jonathan Lewis
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics: from a 'safe pair of hands' to a corrupt pair of claws 2023 Contemporary Japan 35 (1): 55-7
  • Jules Boykoff
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
The capitalist realism of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic games 2023 Contemporary Japan 35 (1): 58-72
  • Yoshifusa Ichii
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Introduction to special section: 'Gender, family and work in the 21st century: challenges and transformations' 2023 Contemporary Japan 35 (2): 173-4
  • Glenda S. Roberts
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
The masculinization of deprivation: transformations in industrial and labor patterns and the emergence of the Men's Crisis in Japan 2023 Contemporary Japan 35 (2): 175-96
  • Allison Alexy
  • Kimio Itō
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Autonomy and responsibility: women's life and career choices in urban Japan 2023 Contemporary Japan 35 (2): 197-213
  • Vincent Mirza
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
The work, family and care nexus in Paris and Tokyo: gender equality and well-being among urban professionals 2023 Contemporary Japan 35 (2): 214-47
  • Glenda S. Roberts
  • HIroko Costantini
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Redesigning what is national: the politics of education and the new moral education initiative in globalizing Japan 2023 Contemporary Japan 35 (2): 248-69
  • Kazuya Fukuoka
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Robotic devices and ICT in long-term care in Japan: their potential and limitations from a workplace perspective 2023 Contemporary Japan 35 (2): 270-90
  • Anne-Sophie L. König
  • Gabriele Vogt
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Japan's employment system and human resource management - Coping with increasing adjustment pressures 2022 Contemporary Japan 34 (1): 3-12
  • Parissa Haghirian
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
The deepening divide in Japanese employment: the increasing marginalization of contract workers as explained by path dependence, vested interests, and social psychology 2022 Contemporary Japan 34 (1): 13-41
  • Catherine Sibala
  • Kiyohiko Ito
  • Patricia Robinson
  • Vicki L. Beyer
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Working the shopping mall: labour shortages and the dualities in Japan's labour economy 2022 Contemporary Japan 34 (1): 42-57
  • Hendrik Meyer-Ohle
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Employment of senior workers in Japan 2022 Contemporary Japan 34 (1): 58-86
  • Philippe Debroux
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Mutual learning between Japanese managers and foreign subordinates: enablers for middle-up-down management under role definition flexibility at Japanese headquarters 2022 Contemporary Japan 34 (1): 87-105
  • Kenta Koyama
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Continuity and change 10 years after 3.11: processes and dynamics in state-society relations 2022 Contemporary Japan 34 (2): 127-35
  • Anna Wiemann
  • Florentine Koppenborg
  • Tobias Weiss
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Radiation moms' organizational survival for a decade: a shift from advocacy to non-advocacy activities 2022 Contemporary Japan 34 (2): 136-56
  • Ayaka Löschke
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Left-libertarian values and post-Fukushima social movements: analyzing newcomers to protests in Japan 2022 Contemporary Japan 34 (2): 157-86
  • Keiichi Satoh
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Japan's Disaster Memorial Museums and framing 3.11: othering the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in cultural memory 2022 Contemporary Japan 34 (2): 187-209
  • Elizabeth Maly
  • Julia Gerster
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729
Rethinking Japan's depopulation problem: reflecting on over 30 years of research with Chizu Town, Tottori Prefecture and the potential of SMART governance 2022 Contemporary Japan 34 (2): 210-27
  • Norio Okada
H6/KWV [JAPANSTUDIEN-] 1869-2729