Artikel | Autor | Seiten |
Introduction: Making sense of happiness in "unhappy Japan" |
Holthus, Barbara / Manzenreiter, Wolfram |
1-27 |
"Tanoshikatta ne?" Learning to be happy in Japanese preschools |
Ben-Ari, Eyal |
31-44 |
"Because I feel happy". Japanese first graders' views about schooling and well-being |
Yamamoto, Yoko |
45-56 |
"Unhappy" and isolated youth in the midst of social change. Representations and subjective experiences of "hikikomori" in contemporary Japan |
Horiguchi, Sachiko |
57-71 |
Anxious, stressed, and yet satisfied? The puzzle of subjective well-being among young adults in Japan |
Hommerich, Carola |
72-93 |
Being happy as a woman. The promise of happiness for middle-class housewives in Japan |
Goldstein-Gidoni, Ofra |
97-115 |
The well-being of single mothers in Japan |
Raymo, James M. |
116-137 |
Happiness at work? Marital happiness amoung Japanese housewives and employed wives |
Brinton, Mary C. |
138-157 |
The happiness of Japanese academics. Findings from job satisfaction surveys in 1992 and 2007 |
Aichinger, Theresa / Fankhauser, Peter / Goodman, Roger |
158-174 |
Dilemma of fatherhood. The meaning of work, family, and happiness for salaried male Japanese workers |
Taga, Futoshi |
175-186 |
Happiness pursued, abandoned, dreamed of, and stumbled upon. An analysis of 20 Japanese lives over 20 years |
Mathews, Gordon |
189-201 |
Senior volunteers and post-retirement well-being in Japan |
Kawano, Satsuki |
202-220 |
Well-being and decision-making towards the end of life. Living wills in Japan |
Spoden, Celia |
221-237 |
Fear of solitary death in Japan's ageing society |
Tiefenbach, Tim / Kohlbacher, Florian |
238-255 |
Reconsidering the four dimensions of happiness across the life course in Japan |
Manzenreiter, Wolfram / Holthus, Barbara |
256-271 |