Titel	Japan's changing generations. Are young people creating a new society?
Autor	Mathews, Gordon (Hg.) / White, Bruce (Hg.)
Schriftenreihe	Japan anthropology workshop series (JAWS)
Auflage
Erscheinungsort	London	Verlag	RoutledgeCurzon
Erscheinungsjahr	2004	ISBN	0-415-32227-8
DIJ-Nr.	B07783	Sprache	E	Seiten	x, 206 p.
Standort		Standort		Standort
Bemerkungen	Includes bibliographical references and index. Handapparat DW
Schlagwort	Youth -- Japan. Young adults -- Japan. Conflict of generations -- Japan. Japan -- Social conditions -- 1945- 367.68--367.6--361.64 Demographischer Wandel

Artikel	Autor	Seiten
Introduction. Changing generation in Japan today	Mathews, Gordon / White, Bruce	1-12
The generation gap in Japanese society since the 1960s	Sakurai, Tetsuo	15-30
Why are Japanese youth today so passive?	Kotani, Satoshi	31-45
The local roots of global citizenship. Generational change in a Kyushu hamlet	White, Bruce	47-63
How Japanese teenagers cope. Social pressure and personal responses	Ackermann, Peter	67-82
Youth fashion and changing beautification practices	Miller, Laura	83-97
"Guiding" Japan's university students through the generation gap	McVeigh, Brian J.	99-117
Seeking a career, finding a job. How young people enter and resist the Japanese world of work	Mathews, Gordon	121-136
Mothers and their unmarried daughters. An intimate look at generational change	Nakano, Lynne. Wagatsuma, Moeko	137-153
What happens when they come back. How Japanese young people with foreign university degrees experience the Japanese workplace	Mori, Shunta	155-170
Centered selves and life choices. Changing attitudes of young educated mothers	Sasagawa, Ayumi	171-187
Epilogue. Are Japanese young people creating a new society?	White, Bruce / Mathews, Gordon	189-206