Immigration and Citizenship in Japan

Discover the intricate dynamics of immigration and citizenship in Japan with Erin Aeran Chung's insightful book, Immigration and Citizenship in Japan. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2014, this compelling paperback spans 222 pages and delves into the significant role of state policies and immigrant advocacy groups in shaping the political incorporation of immigrants. Focusing on Japan's multi-generational Korean community, Chung places immigrant agency at the forefront of her analysis, challenging traditional notions that link citizenship acquisition solely with political empowerment. This thought-provoking work is essential for anyone interested in the complexities of citizenship in a contemporary context. Enhance your understanding of Japan's immigration landscape and the factors influencing it by adding this important title to your collection.