Social Science Japan Journal
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Based at the University of Tokyo's Institute of Social Science, SSJJ publishes high-quality, refereed scholarly articles on modern Japan.
Tokyo, Japan
Joined December 2018
New Paper: Hilary Holbrow and Hao Liang’s latest study, “Cultural Fluency Required? Interrogating Ethnocentrism in the Employment of White-Collar Asian Migrants in Japan,” is now available @OxfordJournals:
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RT @OUPSocSci: Does increased female representation in local politics and administration lead to better childcare provisions? In a new arti…
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SSJJ is now also on Bluesky. For regular updates on newly published articles follow us @ssjj -jrnl.bsky.social:
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The ISS/Oxford Prize for Modern Japanese Studies is awarded by @OxUniPress in conjunction with the Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo, and is awarded to the author of the best article published each year in Social Science Japan Journal:
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SSJJでは日本語論文の投稿も可能です。採用された日本語の論文は、こちらで英語に翻訳して出版します。みんなさんの投稿をお待ちしてします！投稿の詳細は、ご参照下さい。
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Submit your work to Social Science Japan Journal (SSJJ) in English or Japanese and share your research on Japan with a global audience. Discover why SSJJ is the right platform for your research @OxfordJournals: 📝🌏 #SSJJ #AcademicPublishing
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The collection of articles published as part of our virtual special issue "COVID-19 in Japan: Diverse Research Cutting Across the Social Sciences" is available here @OxfordJournals:
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NEW ARTICLE: In her new article, Ofra Goldstein-Gidoni examines the impact of #Covid19 on #Japan's corporate culture. Read the full paper here #OpenAccess:
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NEW BOOK REVIEW: Walt Wyman discusses Shuntarō Kondō's 親鸞とマルクス主義ー闘争・イデオロギー・普遍性 (Shinran and Marxism: Struggle, Ideology, Universality) published by @hozokan. Read the full review here:
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New book review: In our forthcoming issue, Nancy Snow reviews Mireya Solis' newly published Japan’s Quiet Leadership: Reshaping the Indo-Pacific (@BrookingsPress). Read the full review here first:
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New book review: David McNeill examines Lawrence Repeta's recently published Japan’s Prisoners of Conscience: Protest and Law During the Iraq War (@routledgebooks). Read the full review here:
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New book review by David Parker on Michael Green’s Line of Advantage: Japan’s Grand Strategy in the Era of Abe Shinzō (@ColumbiaUP). Read here:
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New Book Review: Koichi Kawai discusses Yu Wakabayashi’s new book, 日本気象行政史の研究 @UT_Press, which explores the historical role of expertise and reputation within Japan’s bureaucratic structures, focusing on the Meteorological Agency. Read more here
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NEW BOOK REVIEW: Shunsuke Nozawa examines Daniel White's latest book Administering Affect: Pop-Culture Japan and the Politics of Anxiety, published by @stanfordpress. Read the review here:
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NEW ARTICLE: In his latest work, Naoto Higuchi explores what is new in Japan’s evolving migration policy, focusing on the changes in legal status for fourth-generation Japanese descendants (Nikkeijin) and technical interns. Read more:
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NEW BOOK REVIEW: Sébastien Lechevalier examines Hugh Whittaker's "Building a New Economy: Japan's Digital and Green Transformation" from @OUPAcademic. Read the full review here:
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SSJJ also welcomes submissions in Japanese. For more information on how to submit your research, please visit our website at
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Our latest issue is now available! Explore the complete lineup of general articles, research notes, and book reviews by visiting us at @OxfordJournals:
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NEW PAPER: Azusa Matsumoto et al. examine policy preferences for medical access in rural Japan, providing new insights into the challenges of improving access to medical services in remote areas with an aging population. Read more @OxfordJournals:
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