Explaining Exceptionality: Care and Migration Policies in Japan and South Korea
Explaining Exceptionality: Care and Migration Policies in Japan and South Korea
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解释特殊性：日本和韩国的照顾和移民政策
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10.1007/978-3-319-55086-2_9
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2017
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I. Peng
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I. Peng
在全球越来越多地使用外国护理人员的趋势下，日本和韩国脱颖而出，成为继续抵制他们的两个国家。在这一章中，彭解释了为什么尽管护理人员严重短缺，这两个国家仍然对外来护理人员保持着高度限制的移民政策。她认为，他们的抵制可以用社会、文化和制度因素的组合来解释，这些因素正在塑造两国的医疗、移民和就业制度。
Against the global trend toward increased use of foreign care workers, Japan and South Korea stand out as two countries that continue to resist their intake. In this chapter, Peng explains why, despite serious shortages of care workers, these two countries have maintained highly restricted immigration policies toward migrant care workers. She argues that their resistance can be explained by a combination of social, cultural and institutional factors that are shaping the two countries’ care, migration and employment regimes.