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Interdisciplinary research on the development of the principles and policies for social integration : Canadian experiences

关于制定社会融合原则和政策的跨学科研究：加拿大的经验

基本信息

批准号：
16310161
负责人：
SHINKAWA Toshimitsu
金额：
$ 8.83万
依托单位：
Kyoto University
依托单位国家：
日本
项目类别：
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)
财政年份：
2004
资助国家：
日本
起止时间：
2004 至 2006
项目状态：
已结题

项目摘要

The major goals of this project are as follows : (1) scrutinizing how the development of the Canadian welfare sate contributes to social integration and nation-building and to what extent it shows possibilities of social solidarity and inclusion beyond the dimension of the nation state by analyzing structures of actual policy programs and their transformation, (2) clarifying the image of the state that has evolved through the search for national identity from the perspectives of history and international relations, (3) related to the second point, proving the political relevance of nation-building movements and post-colonial movements in the Canadian literature, and (4) discussing the possibility of social inclusion of minorities through immigration policy and immigrants-supporting measures.By the three-year intensive activities, including numerous workshops and research trips in Canada, we have produced enough to satisfy the above four goals. In the first year, the primal goal was to attain mutual understandings and sharing of common research orientation among project members from various disciplines. We also invited distinguished scholars from within and outside of Japan to broaden our perspectives. A few members conducted research in Canada. In the Second year, in addition to workshops and researches conducted in Canada, we organized a panel in the annual convention of the Japanese Association of Canadian Studies. In the final year, we held an international symposium in July 2006 by inviting distinguished scholars, including Harold Wilensky, Keith Banting, Francis Castle, Kent Roach, Roy Mild, and Smaro Kamboureli. Our project members also gave speeches in the symposium.By collecting papers submitted to the annual convention of the JACS as well as to the international symposium and adding some new essays, we completed a final report on the project, which are now revised and in the process of publication.

该项目的主要目标如下：（1）通过分析实际政策方案的结构及其转变，审视加拿大福利国家的发展如何促进社会融合和国家建设，以及在多大程度上显示出超越民族国家维度的社会团结和包容的可能性，（2）从历史和国际关系的角度澄清通过寻求民族认同而演变的国家形象，（3）与第二点相关，证明加拿大文学中建国运动和后殖民运动的政治相关性，以及（4）讨论通过移民政策和移民支持措施将少数族裔纳入社会的可能性。通过三年的密集活动，包括在加拿大的多次研讨会和考察旅行，我们已经取得了足以满足上述四个目标的成果。第一年的首要目标是在来自不同学科的项目成员之间实现相互理解和分享共同的研究方向。我们还邀请了日本国内外的杰出学者来拓宽我们的视野。一些成员在加拿大进行了研究。第二年，除了在加拿大进行研讨会和研究之外，我们还在日本加拿大研究协会的年会上组织了一个小组。最后一年，我们于 2006 年 7 月举办了一次国际研讨会，邀请了 Harold Wilensky、Keith Banting、Francis Castle、Kent Roach、Roy Mild 和 Smaro Kamboureli 等杰出学者。我们的项目成员也在研讨会上发言。通过收集提交给JACS年会和国际研讨会的论文并添加一些新的论文，我们完成了该项目的最终报告，目前正在修订并正在出版中。