State-Managed International Voluntary Service: The Case of Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers
State-Managed International Voluntary Service examines Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers as a case of organized overseas service. The book explores how international volunteering can be structured and administered by the state, providing a focused contribution to discussions of Japan, public policy, international cooperation, and voluntary service.
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This book examines state-managed international voluntary service through the case of Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers.
It focuses on the relationship between government administration and overseas volunteer activity.
The study offers a focused perspective on Japan’s approach to organizing international cooperation through voluntary service.
It will interest readers exploring international relations, public policy, volunteer programs, and Japan-related social research.
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