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Social Science Japan Journal is a new forum for original scholarly papers on modern Japan. It publishes papers that cover Japan in a comparative perspective and papers that focus on international issues that affect Japan. All social science disciplines (economics, law, political science, history, sociology, and anthropology) are represented. All papers are refereed. The journal includes a book review section with substantial reviews of books on Japanese society, written in both English and Japanese. The journal occassionally publishes reviews of the current state of social science research on Japanese society in different countries.

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Volume 15, Number 1, 22 December 2012

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Housing Histories and Intergenerational Dynamics in Tokyo
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