The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies
May 2020(No.718)
The Labor Market Impact of Overconcentration in Tokyo
CONTENTS
OPINION
- Toward a Tokyo Where Disadvantaged Youth Can Also Live with Peace of Mind
- Makoto Saito
- The Characteristics of “Tokyo” as a Labor Market
- Yoshiyuki Tanaka
Yudai Higashi
Kazufumi Yugami
- Living Space of Single Women in Tokyo
- Yoshimichi Yui
- Why Do Firms Concentrate in Tokyo? An Economic Geography Perspective
- Masahiko Mizuno
- Regional Disparities in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area: Industry,
Occupation, Awareness
- Daisuke Yasui
- Local Labor Markets and Life Courses for Non-urban High School and
University Graduates: Based on the Case of Self-employed Women in Rural Areas
- Makoto Ishii
- The Possibility of “Work Beyond Employment” in Regional Cities:
A Case Study of Start-uppers in Saiki City, Oita Prefecture
- Takashi Nakazawa
BOOK REVIEW
- OH, Hak-Soo Realities of Restructuring Enterprise Organization in Japan :
Frontiers of Industrial Relations
- Michio Nitta
ARTICLE TODAY
- Rita Ginja, Jenny Jans, and Arizo Karimi “Parental Leave Benefits,
Household Labor Supply, and Children’s Long-Run Outcomes,”
- Shinsuke Asakawa
FIELD EYE
- The Social State in Germany from a Foreigner’s Viewpoint
- Hirofumi Konishi
