The Japanese Journal of Labour Studies
February-March 2021(No.728)
ACADEMIC SURVEY
The Present Situation of Labour Economic Studies:
A Review of Academic Works 2018-20
SPECIAL ISSUE
Working Conditions of Seafarers
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).
- Published on the 25th of each month. B5 size, roughly 100 pages.
Price ¥937 (Including tax) per issue. - Annual subscription: \11,244 (incl. 10% consumption tax; free postage)
Abstracts (until February-March 2016)
OPINION
- Seafarer Labor and Improving the Attractiveness of Seafaring
- Masahiro Sugiyama
ACADEMIC SURVEY
- The Present Situation of Labour Economic Studies:
A Review of Academic Works 2018-20 - Michihito Ando
Hiroko Okudaira
Keisuke Kawata
Hiromi Hara
SPECIAL ISSUE
Working Conditions of Seafarers
ARTICLESAbstracts February-March 2021 (PDF:475KB)
- On the Working Styles of Coastal Ships Seafarers
- Fumihiro Hatamoto
- Collective Labor-Management Relations of Seafarers
- Hiroyuki Tachikawa
- The New Health and Safety System for Seafarers
- Shuji Hisamune
- Toward Reform of Working Styles for Seafarers in Coastal Shipping:
Characteristics and Issues of Seafarer Labor Legislation - Shinobu Nogawa
BOOK NOTE
- Yasuhiro Hattori Rethinking Organizational Behavior: How We Think and
How to Use It - Shintaro Matsunaga
ARTICLE TODAY
- Sawhney, G., Jennings, K. S., Britt, T. W. and Sliter, M. T.
“Occupational Stress and Mental Health Symptoms: Examining the Moderating
Effect of Work Recovery Strategies in Firefighters” - Masato Horio
FIELD EYE
- The Continuing Growth of Food Banks in the UK
- Junko Yamashita
