Basic income in Japan : prospects for a radical idea in a transforming welfare state

摘要: Foreword Ronald Dore 1. Income Security and the 'Right to Subsistence' in Japan Toru Yamamori Yannick Vanderborght 2. A Comparative Look at Feasibility of Basic Japanese Welfare State Yuki Sekine 3. Transforming Japan's Bismarckian State: versus Inclusive Social Insurance Takashi Suganuma 4. Is There a Future for Universal Cash Benefit Japan? The Case Kodomo Teate (Child Benefit) Aya K. Abe 5. 2011 Great East Earthquake 6. Public Assistance Reform Japan: Workfare Income? Hayato Kobayashi 7. Beyond Three Selection Principles Policy (Work, Family Belonging): Towards Reconsideration Fujin Hogo Jigyo (Women's Protection Project) Kaori Katada 8. Impact on Gendered Division Paid Care Work Junko Yamashita 9. Unpaid Sakura Furukubo 10. Paradigm Labor: Everyday Activism Unconditional Urban Julia Obinger 11. Tensions between Multiculturalism Fumio Iida 12. What Do People Think about Yoshio Itaba 13. Needs Be Considered When Introducing New System: Who Supports Rie Takamatsu Toshiaki Tachibanaki 14. Financial Idea Refundable Tax Credit Shinji Murakami 15. Potential 'New Public' Road Associational Welfare? Hiroya Hirano