Introducing Some of Japanese Regional Sociology Studies

Here are some of the papers that would offer you insights on regional sociological studies in Japan. Click the titles below for full-text.
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IWANAGA, Shinji

Globalization, Citizenship, and Rights to the City: Towards a Sociology of Euro-Asian Continental Integration

SHIMIZU,
Ryo

The Progression of Urbanization and Spatial Formation in Japan after World War II

NAKAZAWA, Hideo

National Development Policy and Regional–Community Studies in a Postwar Japanese Context

MARUYAMA, Masao

Decentralization Reform and New Trends in Local Governance in Japan: Neoliberalization and Democratization of a Developmental State

SHIMIZU, Hiroyuki

Formalization of Citizens Activities and Local Governance Actualizing their Hybridity

RAUSCH, Anthony

The Local Newspaper in Japan: Civic Participation, LocalIssues, and Critical Jounalism

HIROTA,
Yasuo

Ethnic Community Studies in Japan: Current Topics and a Conceptual Framework

AJISAKA, Manabu

Urban Migrants and Hometown-Based Associations in Japan’s Urbanization

YAMAMOTO, Kahoruko

Transition and Issues in Studies on Urban Poverty in Japan

MIURA,
Rinpei

The Characteristics and Importance of Japanese Disaster Sociology: Perspectives from Regional and Community Studies in Japan

SAITO, Yasunori

Temporary Housing and Community Organization during a Disaster: Experiences before and after the Great East Japan Earthquake

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