The Anthropological Study and Practice of Social Inclusion

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This study explores the desirable relationship between public sector, private sector, and civil sector in order to promote social inclusion on the global scene, which is an attempt to reunite people excluded from social welfare systems into the proper society. It consists of ethnographic studies of five different cases: 1) fair trade movement, 2) international development NGO, 3) international development volunteers, 4) support activities for indigenous people migrated to urban areas, 5) support activities for stateless people, and compares the results. It is suggested that the formation of complementary functions and/or the adoption of the counterpart's function are desirable between public sector and civil sector as well as between private sector and civil sector.