The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies
October 2017(No.687)
Practicability of a College Education
CONTENTS
OPINION
- How Will Vocational Education Take Root in Japanese Colleges?
- Yuichi Akinaga
- Specialized Professional Colleges:Background and Challenges of a New Institutional Type in Japan
- Motohisa Kaneko
- On the Demand for Higher Education
- Ryuichi Tanaka
- Adult Learning in Japan’s University Education
- Shuichi Tsukahara
Atsushi Hamana
- A New Concept in Higher Education : Competency-Based Education
- Kumiko Aoki
- The Practicability of “KOSEN” Education:Focusing on Its Relation to Graduates Career
- Yoshitaka Hamanaka
- Changes in University Students’ Job Search Processes:Comparing the Cabinet Office Survey 2016 with the JILPT Survey 2005
- Yuri Nakajima
Yukie Hori
- Conditions of Promotion of an Internship Program in Ishikawa Prefecture
- Yukiko Momma
BOOK REVIEWS
- Naoyuki Nomura Artificial Intelligence Changing the Future of Work
- Shinya Ouchi
- Yasushi Shimoi A Legal Theory of Civil Service System:A Comparative Study of Civil Service Law in France and Japan
- Satoshi Shimizu
- Yoshimi Adachi Economics of Employment, Marriage, and Child Rearing:Women’s Work-Life Balance
- Masaaki Mizuochi
ARTICLE TODAY
- Lavy, V. “Do Differences in Schools’ Instruction Time Explain International Achievement Gaps? : Evidence from Developed and Developing Countries”
- Masato Oikawa
FIELD EYE
- Food Delivery Services in France(2) - Legal Protections for Platform Workers?
- Eri Kasagi