Although conservative parties in developed countries are becoming more positive about
women's labor force participation, serious economic gender gaps persist in some …

This thesis will examine Japan's national nostalgia and how its political narrative manifests
in the country's multiculturalizing hospitality industry through the experiences of foreign …

This chapter critically analyzes the gendering of work in postwar Japan, through the lens of
understanding work as a broad experience of both paid and unpaid labor. It explores the …

Increasing the female labor force participation rate (LFPR) has been a much-discussed topic
of economics. Japan and the United States, two economically developed countries, have …

-14-for discussion. That is why, in the context of the general topic of this issue of the Review
of Economics and Business Management, this paper will be centered only on one of the …