Immigration and Foreigners Issues Japan Destroyed by Illegal Stay and Multicultural Coexistence: Limits of immigration policy Lessons from the Regrets of EU Countries (Japanese Edition)
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Immigration and Foreigners Issues Japan Destroyed by Illegal Stay and Multicultural Coexistence: Limits of immigration policy Lessons from the Regrets of EU Countries (Japanese Edition)

by Aouei

Politics Sociology Japanese Studies Immigration Policy
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Japan faces profound challenges from illegal immigration and multicultural policies that threaten its social fabric. This work examines the limits of immigration strategies, using the EU's policy regrets as cautionary lessons. It provides a critical perspective on fostering coexistence without compromising national integrity.

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This book addresses immigration and foreigners' issues in Japan, focusing on the impacts of illegal stays and efforts toward multicultural coexistence.

It critiques how these elements have strained Japan's societal framework, highlighting the destructive potential of unchecked immigration policies.

The author draws on experiences from EU countries to illustrate regrets and limitations in immigration approaches.

Through this analysis, the book offers insights into balancing immigration with national stability in Japan.

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