The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies
October 2018(No.699)
Male Labor
The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies is a peer review-based specialist research magazine containing high-quality articles by researchers and experts active in the front lines of research (first issued in 1959).
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Abstract (until February-March 2016)
CONTENTS
OPINION
- Toward the Stage of Full-scale Research on Male Labor from a Gender Perspective
- Kimiko Kimoto
ARTICLESAbstract October 2018(No.699) (PDF:412KB)
- Continuity and Change in Public Awareness about the Work Style of Japanese Men: Questioning the Normality of the Salaryman’s Way of Working
- Futoshi Taga
- The Slow Decline of the Male-Breadwinner Family Model in
Contemporary Japan and Its Ramifications on Men’s Lives - Yuko Ogasawara
- Child Care, Housework, and Men’s Work
- Masako Ishii-Kuntz
- Actual Care Situation and Support Issues for Male Caregivers
- Masatoshi Tsudome
- How Are Men Doing in Female-dominated Fields?
- Natsuki Nakata
- Masculinization of Deprivation: In the Middle of a Changing Industrial
Structure and Labor Forms - Kimio Ito
- Approaching the Creation of Workplace Environments on the Premise of
Gender Diversity - Maki Muraki
BOOK REVIEW
- Shohei Hayashi Management for Employee's Self Concept
- Atsushi Yashiro
ARTICLE TODAY
- Giesen und Kersten “Der Arbeitskampf in der digitalisierten Arbeitswelt”
- Arata Uemura
FIELD EYE
- Dying Labor Law in NY
- Hisashi Ikeda
