No. 18 April 2000
Young Workers in Japan

Editorial

Focus: Young Workers in Japan

Nakamura Takayasu: Changes in the Recruitment System for New University Graduates
Miki Natsuko: Young Female Ama in Contemporary Japan
Kamaii Yoshihiko: Freelancers: An Increasing Social Phenomenon
Nagai Akiko: Combating Modern Social Myths: The Challenges for Young Working Housewives in Japan
Odagiri Tokumi: Who Will Carry On? Young Japanese and Agriculture

Research Reports

Hiwatari Nobuhiro: "So Tell Me What You Want, What You Really Really Want" or The Enigma of the Lack of Change in Japan in the 1990s and the Relevance of Comparative Analysis
Gesine Foljanty-Jost: Are Japanese Schools Collapsing? Prevention by Overestimation
Kenneth Pechter: Understanding and Communicating Needs and Solutions: A Case of Comparative Policy Analysis

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No. 18 April 2000 Young Workers in Japan