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International Symposium Report "Challenge of Social Integration Policy" [2010年04月13日（Tue）]
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International Symposium Report
Challenge of Social Integration Policy: Searching for a New Vision and Role  This is a report of a symposium entitled “Challenge of Social Integration Policy: Searching for a New Vision and Role”, held in Tokyo in January 2010 (organized by the Sasakawa Peace Foundation). This report contains 11 articles presented by panelists at the open symposium and the closed session on Day2. Edited and Published by the Sasakawa Peace Foundation Published on March 2010 Language: Japanese / English Contact The Nippon Foundation Bldg., 4th Fl. 1-2-2, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan Phone:03-6229-5443 FAX:03-6229-5473 jinkou@spf.or.jp http://www.spf.org/e/ *Our Project Overview is available here. Contents 1. Potentialities of Social Integration Policies in Japan ASATO Wako Graduate School of Letters, Kyoto University 2. Intercultural Cities: Towards a Model for Intercultural Integration Irena GUIDIKOVA Directorate of Culture and Cultural Heritage, Council of Europe 3. International Recruitment and Its Implications for Labour Market Integration PolicyJonathan CHALOFF International Migration Division, Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, OECD 4. The Potential of Diversity Management in Government TAMURA Taro The Institute for Human Diversity Japan 5. Singapore’s Multiculturalism and Social Integration: Background, Approaches and Issues LAI Ah-Eng Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore 6. Domesticating Foreign Women:Realities and Challenges of Taiwan’s Social Integration Policy Towards Spousal Migrants TSENG Yen-Fen and KOMIYA Yukiko Dept. of Sociology, National Taiwan University 7. Social Integration Policies in South Korea LEE Hye-Kyung Dept. of Sociology & Media Information, Pai Chai University, South Korea 8. Integration Work by the City of Duisburg Leyla OZMAL Integration Affairs, City of Duisburg 9. Experiences with Foreign Workers in the Dutch Healthcare Sector Marco BORSBOOM ABVAKABO FNV 10. Multicultural Coexistence in Minokamo City SAKAI Yoshimi Lifelong Learning Division, Citizen Cooperation Department/Central Community Hall, City of Minokamo 11. A Vision for Economic Growth Strategy and Social Unity:The Roles, Limits, and Issues of Local Bodies Using the Example of Hamamatsu HORI Hisano Hamamatsu Foundation for International Communications and Exchanges |