Creating Social Cohesion in an Interdependent World

1. Social Cohesion and the Challenge of Globalization
Ernest Healy, Dharma Arunachalam, Tetsuo Mizukami

2. Japan’s Social Cohesion in Relation to Immigration Issues
Tetsuo Mizukami

3. Australian Multiculturalism—“Natural Transition” or Social Coercion?
Ernest Healy

4. Contemporary Australian Attitudes to Immigration
Andrew Markus

5. Immigration Challenges in Japan: How Has Japanese Society Coped With Immigration?
Hirohisa Takenoshita

6. Why Half the Municipal Governments Disappear Under a National Mergers Policy? Changing Local Bases in “Globalizing” Japan
Takashi Machimura

7. “Diasporic” Muslims, “Minoritarian” Islam, and Modern Democratic Citizenship: Negotiating Accommodation and Integration
Clive S. Kessler

8. Volunteering and Civic Participation in the Vietnamese-Australian Community
RoseAnne Misajon, Vicki Hutton, Ana-Maria Bliuc

9. Intermarriage, Language Use, and Integration of Migrants
Dharma Arunachalam, Maria Karidakis

10. Intermarriage and Japanese Identity
Shuko Takeshita

11. Internationalization of Higher Education as a Response to Globalization: Japan’s Policy Challenges since the 1980s
Yukako Yonezawa, Akiyoshi Yonezawa

12. Higher Education and Social Cohesion: Universities, Citizenship, and Spaces of Orientation
Miriam Faine, Sue Plowright, Terri Seddon

13. Individual Labor-Related Dispute Mechanisms in Japan—Policy Intention and Individual Worker Aspirations
Nobuko Hosogaya

14. The Youth Labor Market in Japan
Nobuaki Fujioka

15. Globalization, Immigration Policy, and Youth Employment in Australia
Bob Birrell, Ernest Healy

Nyckelord: Social Sciences, Sociology, general