Closed Doors, Back Doors, Side Doors: Japan's Nonimmigration Policy in Comparative Perspective
Closed Doors, Back Doors, Side Doors: Japan's Nonimmigration Policy in Comparative Perspective
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关起门、后门、侧门：比较视角下的日本非移民政策
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1999
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P. D. Rose
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作者：
P. D. Rose
本文系统地阐述了日本在世界范围内旅行、交流和交流日益开放的情况下，禁止非技术工人移民的政策。这一政策的副作用进行了讨论，以及三个有限的准移民计划：来自拉丁美洲的日本人，实习生和学生。例外的日本情况下，然后评估的背景下，流行的理论的必要趋势，开放富裕的世界更多的移民，重点是社会福利的影响例外。
The article gives a systematic description of the Japanese policy of prohibiting the immigration of unskilled workers in the face of a world environment that is more and more open for travel, exchange, and communication of all kinds. The side effects of this policy are discussed, as well as three limited quasi-immigration schemes: ethnic Japanese from Latin America, trainees, and students. The exceptional Japanese case is then evaluated on the background of prevailing theories about the necessary tendency to open the wealthy world for more immigration, with a focus on the social welfare implications of the exception.