The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies
June 2019(No.707)
Empirical Evidence regarding Childcare and Child Raising and Employment
CONTENTS
OPINION
- The Imperative of Combining Work-Life Balance and Gender Equality
Policies
- Machiko Osawa
- Did Increasing Childcare Availability Raise the Female Employment Rate and
Birth Rate? An Evaluation of the Recent Childcare Policy in Japan
- Taiyo Fukai
- Unintended Consequences of Childcare Policies
- Shintaro Yamaguchi
- Supply-Demand Balance and Policy Issues of Childcare Services:
GIS-based Geo-Visualization Approach
- Hitoshi Miyazawa
Yoshiki Wakabayashi
- Time Allocation within a Household
- Miki Kohara
- Introduction: Breastfeeding Practice and Parental Employment
- Emiko Usui
Miki Kobayashi
- The “First-Grade Barrier” and After-School Care in Japan
- Reo Takaku
NOTE
- Measuring the Effectiveness of Career Education Using a Natural Experiment:
Effects of Career Education on Student’s Career Consciousness
- Tomotaka Hirao
BOOK NOTE
- Iris Bohnet WORK DESIGN What Works :Gender Equality by Design
- Hiromi Hara
ARTICLE TODAY
- Leonardo Bursztyn and Robert Jensen
“How Does Peer Pressure Affect
Educational Investment?”
- Masayuki Yagasaki
FIELD EYE
- Labour Force Participation and Fertility Rates
- Hiroyo Tokoro
