Creating Social Cohesion in an Interdependent World: Experiences of Australia and Japan

PART I
1.Social Cohesion and the Challenge of Globalization; Ernest Healy, Dharma Arunachalam and Tetsuo Mizukami
2.Japan's Social Cohesion in Relation to Immigration Issues; Tetsuo Mizukami
3.Australian Multiculturalism - 'Natural Transition' or Social Coercion?; Ernest Healy
4.Contemporary Australian Attitudes to Immigration; Andrew Markus
5.Immigration Challenges in Japan: How has Japanese Society Coped with Immigration?; Hirohisa Takenoshita
PART II
6.Why Did a Half of Municipal Governments Disappear under a National Mergers Policy? : Changing Local Bases in 'Globalizing' Japan; Takashi Machimura
7."Diasporic" Muslims, "Minoritarian" Islam and Modern Democratic Citizenship: Negotiating Accommodation and Integration; Clive S. Kessler
8.Volunteering and Civic Participation in the Vietnamese-Australian Community; Rose Misajon, Vicki Hutton and Ana-Maria Bliuc
9.Intermarriage, Language Use and Integration of Migrants; Dharma Arunachalam and Maria Karidakis
10.Intermarriage and Japanese Identity; Shuko Takeshita
PART III
11.Internationalization of Higher Education as a Response to Globalization: Japan's Policy Challenges Since the 1980s; Yukako Yonezawa And Akiyoshi Yonezawa
12.Higher Education and Social Cohesion: Universities, Citizenship and Spaces of Orientation; Miriam Faine, Sue Plowright and Terri Seddon
13.Individual Labor-Related Dispute Mechanisms in Japan Policy Intention and Individual Worker Aspirations; Nobuko Hosogaya
14.The Youth Labor Market in Japan; Nobuaki Fujioka
15.Globalization, Immigration Policy and Youth Employment in Australia; Bob Birrell and Ernest Healy