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Japan as an emerging migration state / James F. Hollifield...[et.al]

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HOLLIFIELD F. James

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In: International Relations of the Asia-Pacific Vol 17, No. 3, September 2017, pp. 371 - 400 (DA)Summary: The authors analyzes Japan's immigration policy and its halting moves on 'Meiji moment'. The article lays out framework for analysis of Japan as an emerging migration state and explores the extent to which Japan has made the transition to a country of immigration.

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The authors analyzes Japan's immigration policy and its halting moves on 'Meiji moment'. The article lays out framework for analysis of Japan as an emerging migration state and explores the extent to which Japan has made the transition to a country of immigration.

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