The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies
August 2021(No.733)
The Development and Current Status of Internships in Japan
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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Abstracts (until February-March 2016)
CONTENTS
OPINION
- The Future of Japanese-style Internships
- Koichiro Komikawa
ARTICLESAugust 2021(No.733) (PDF:KB)
- A Study of the Historical Background of Internships by University Students in Japan,
their Diverse Changes in Recent Years, and Related Issues: From the Perspectives
of Educational Purposes and Employment/Recruitment Purposes - Jun Kameno
- Internships as University Education: Current Situation and Challenges
- Masashi Matsutaka
- Internships and the Role of the Career Center: From the Perspective of a Japanese
University Career Center - Akihiro Sumida
- Consideration of Relationships between Various Internship Experiences and Effects
- Yasuyuki Hatsumi
Hiromi Sakazume
Osamu Umezaki - Mutual Learning for SMEs and Students through Long-Term Practical Internships
- Itaru Ashizuka
- Regional Revitalization Internships: The Importance of Coordinators
- Norihide Imanaga
BOOK REVIEWS
- Gillian Thomas Because of Sex : One Law, Ten Cases, and Fifty Years That Changed American Women’s Lives at Work
- Toshiko Kanno
- Takashi Oshio Health in Japan: A Social Scientific Approach
- Michio Yuda
- Yutaka Nishinarita Industrialization of Modern Japan and Change of People’s Consciousness
- Tatsuya Katsumata
ARTICLE TODAY
- Avent-Holt, Dustin, Lasse Folke Henriksen, Anna Erika Hägglund, Jiwook Jung, Naomi Kodama,Silvia Maja Melzer, Eunmi Mun, Anthony Rainey and Donald Tomaskovic-Devey
“Occupations, Workplaces or Jobs?: An Exploration of Stratification Contexts Using Administrative Data” - Kota Tagami
FIELD EYE
- The Appeal of Oxford University
- Yumi Nishioka
